@ozo organic stevia leaf powder, as in actual ground leaves, not extracted? The green powder? just askin cuz I didn’t realise you can actually do it that way. THought it has to be extracted crystals or something. I’m new to the forum, so sorry for newbie questions.
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And @ozo if You know a good place to buy quality stevia powder in UK, would greatly appreciate a link for their website. Thanks in advance.
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I completely forgot @ozo, I am so sorry 
Things have been crazy, but I am laid up for at least 2 weeks as I just had knee surgery Thursday. Was it the metal sleeve and spare tanks for the Nautilus? I will go look for the PM. Will be at least 2 weeks before I can drive, I will try to get the hubby to help and send you a tracking number as soon as I get it out.
Yes, Stevia LS is the liquid form and Stevia P is the powder. Nothing official, we had just been throwing things around on another thread to try to invent a way to lessen the confusion when we are all jabbering 
But obviously we all need to communicate and come up with a uniform way to use it in our stashes as well. Not a biggie, just saves time with explaining when we are discussing.
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I hope your being sarcastic. Is there a thread where yall are more into this subject of chemicals?
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If the folks at EZ Sweetz think this is an improved taste product…sounds like something we folk can mix up ourselves (DIY?) Stevia is first (more of?) maybe 60/40 Stevia/Monk fruit by wieght?
Just a theory on the different spelling (benzoate vs bensoate): it could simply be because you’re in England. It might not be meant maliciously at all. English (UK) and English (US) often have different spellings.
Just a quick google reveals that Bensoate is wrong on both sides of the pond 
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…And that’ll teach me to comment before googling. I made a pre-coffee guess that it was one of those realize/realise things. My bad!
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true, Americans tend to use “Z” more than we do, and “U” a lot less, and they have obliterated the “I” from Aluminium !!!
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Advise and advice…but there is no sodium bensoate.
I shall be back to my absentium and incognitium.
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advise and advice are different words
Don’t be absentinuim, comebackherium!
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