Splenda vs splenda tablets vs sweetfreeze

ILove the splenda and cnat tell a difference in the taste of my iced tea.
Right now I am using the granular, but in an ever constant effort to cut
carbs I thought I might try the tablets. But at 48 tablets= 1 cup sugar I
would lonly get 4 jugs of tea from a 200 count tablets. I've noticed the
sweetfreeze being menitioned on here. Is thatjust the liquid splenda by
another name or what? That certainly seems the way to go cost and carb wise.
Anyone have any experience with it?

can you get liquid spenda in Canada? I'll be in Montreal in a few week.

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Diane
Atkins since 12/4/2003
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"LJ" wrote in message
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ILove the splenda and cnat tell a difference in the taste of my iced tea.
Right now I am using the granular, but in an ever constant effort to cut
carbs I thought I might try the tablets. But at 48 tablets= 1 cup sugar I
would lonly get 4 jugs of tea from a 200 count tablets. I've noticed the
sweetfreeze being menitioned on here. Is thatjust the liquid splenda by
another name or what? That certainly seems the way to go cost and carb
wise.
Anyone have any experience with it?

"LJ" wrote in message hlink.net...
ILove the splenda and cnat tell a difference in the taste of my iced tea.
Right now I am using the granular, but in an ever constant effort to cut
carbs I thought I might try the tablets. But at 48 tablets= 1 cup sugar I
would lonly get 4 jugs of tea from a 200 count tablets. I've noticed the
sweetfreeze being menitioned on here. Is thatjust the liquid splenda by
another name or what? That certainly seems the way to go cost and carb wise.
Anyone have any experience with it?


AFAIK, http://sweetzfree.com/ , if that's what you're referring to,
appears to be sucralose in water. Thus no carbs.

I've not tried this stuff, but I have tried other preparations of
sucralose in water (Lowcarber and the old Nature's Flavors
concentrated sucralose sweetener) and both were excellent.