Liquid Splenda

[Chris]

I know someone posted an address here, at some time in the past, for a supplier of liquid Splenda, but I can't seem to find it. Could anyone help?

[mystical]

http://sweetzfree.com/ This stuff is awesome.

[Chris]

Originally Posted by mystical

http://sweetzfree.com/ This stuff is awesome.

Exactly the site I was looking for. Thank you, so much, Mystical!

[2big4mysize]

they have been having a shortage for over a yr to small folk like swwetzfree so be sure to check the order window and sign up for yours early!

[sadie147]

Chris if you are unable to get any, and know anyone that travels to canada you can get liquid sodium cyclamates (sugar twin) here. I've always used them and they've never caused me any stalling issues.

[Chris]

Originally Posted by sadie147

Chris if you are unable to get any, and know anyone that travels to canada you can get liquid sodium cyclamates (sugar twin) here. I've always used them and they've never caused me any stalling issues.

We have the brand, Sugar Twin, here, but it's made with sodium saccharin, not cylammate. I remember when they took the cyclamates off the market in the U.S. I was crushed, because, at the time, the only other non-nutritive sweetner available was saccharin -- which I despise.

Great tip, Sadie. Thanks, so much!

[Labarum]

Liquid Splenda is not available in UK.

Liquid Hermesetas is, from independent chemists by special order in a few days.
It is saccharin based and Atkins legal.

[cleochatra]

Cyclamates is banned in the US (my dad was a major fan of it in the 80's after living in Germany and low-carbing).

[Chris]

Originally Posted by cleochatra

Cyclamates is banned in the US (my dad was a major fan of it in the 80's after living in Germany and low-carbing).

The tried, later, to ban saccharin for the same reason; but, there was such an uproar they didn't do. Just wish it had been saccharin that had been banned first, and then the uproar could have happend with the cylamates.

From what I read, it was all rediculous. They were giving the lab rats an amount of cylamates that would have been equal to hundreds of cans of soda per day, and then discovered that some of them developed cancers. Well, duh!

[sadie147]

Originally Posted by cleochatra

Cyclamates is banned in the US (my dad was a major fan of it in the 80's after living in Germany and low-carbing).

Yes it is, and saccharine is banned in Canada (thankfully cause that stuff is horrid!). Our Gov't health agencies apparently didn't agree on the safety of those two . I've used sugar twin for years without issue, I know Heidi also brings it back from Canada when she visits. I think if you are able to get it (the liquid) it's a good substitue for splenda. I find it not as sweet, it's all i use in my coffee and for baking.