Ok thanks. So how low of a % would u start with?
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If you have a reciprocating saw you could cable tie it to the blade 
but ya it takes awhile i do it on a heated mag mixer when i have to make some.
I would start it at about 0.20% see how you go
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Ok .2% sounds like a good point to start out with if I ever get it to dissolve! Donât have the saw u mention so shaking is my only option unfortunately. Does it ever go back to looking just like VG or can you see the âwhitenessâ of the sweetner in the mix?
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should be totally clear when dissolved
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Is there any other way to do this like dissolve in water then add to PG as i kept shaking & heating & have noticed very little change!
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You can try that.
Kind of strange that it isnât dissolving.
Maybe the assertion that it is 95% Erythritol is incorrect there may be a bulking agent in there as well. I would try dissolving it in PG if it dissolves easily then there is not much Erythritol in it at all.
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I was rather bummed out to see others above, still able to get the Stevia RebA, citric acid, and ACV as all of the newer versions do not include them. I just found this.
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Itâs starting to break down in the VG just taking so much shaking and reheating. My arms are sore! I did however (before I saw your last message dissolve some in water @ a high% of the sweetner & added that to my mix. It doesnât seem to have separated but might try the water then PG next time as itâs so tiring & time consuming with the VG. The ingredients donât mention any fillers. Being a food grade product donât they have to list all of the ingredients?
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Not sure on that one at all.
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Yes in Australia at least on food /consumable products all of the ingredients must be on the label, in order of most to least ingredients used. So that means no fillers in Raw Earth co. Natural stevia & monk fruit sweetener!
After many hours of shaking, heating and reheating I finally have a 95% VG 5% natural sweetener mixture thatâs dissolved completely into a clear liquid! Also have extremely sore arms!
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It says free shipping so does that mean overseas shipping is included?
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So Iâve been keeping an eye out for natural sweetener well Stevia mostly & have found 1 @ my local Coles supermarket. Itâs 1st ingredient is (as all the others Iâve seen) erythritol but then itâs only other ingredient is 56% Stevia from a natural source. Theyâre steeping the leaves of the Stevia plant in plain water & deriving an extract. Also itâs an organic product with no GM, ok 4 vegans and itâs kosherâŚamazing right. On top of that it says Reba for the Stevia. Now I donât know what Reba is but reading through this thread it seems to be something good that people want?! So itâs in the granular form & IMO it will dissolve (in VG 95% natural sweetener 5%) after heating in a waterbathto to 40°C and a lot of repeated shaking to a clear liquid ready to use in eliquids as a substitute for sucralose/Super Sweet(cap) etc. that wonât gunk up your coils,so you can have sweet beverage & dessert juices without having a bad aftertaste & no coil issues.
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Is it Reba Mcentire, the country singer?
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Sorry for my typo âRebAâ is what I meant to type! Lol
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Now I am curious. Somebody please help me⌠What is RebA?
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Rebaudioside A is the sweetest component from the stevia leaf. It is also said to be cleaner with less off notes/aftertaste then the reb B compound also present in steviaâŚ
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I saw one pro mixer posting about this mixture. I may give it a try. - Erythritol & Stevia
Super sweet (CAP) reminds me of the time I put 100% sweetleaf stevia in my mouth. WAY to much sweetness.
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95g VG 5g Stevia & monk fruit extract by Raw Earth works really well instead of Super Sweet (Cap) I ordered the super sweet but havenât needed to use it as the natural sweetener works so well!
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