Liquid Splenda

Here is the reply from my inquiry on Liquid or Tablet form of Splenda.
Bummer!
No plans to market either in the US. I think they are underestimating
the market, especially considering how fast LC'ing is growing. I saw an
article that said that Low Carb was the largest news item in the media in
2003 in the health area!

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Thank you for visiting the SPLENDA (R) No Calorie Sweetener website. We hope
you became more familiar with SPLENDA (R) No Calorie Sweetener during your
visit to the site.

Although we do not have any plans at this time to extend our product line to
include a liquid or tablet version of SPLENDA (R) No Calorie Sweetener, we
are always exploring potential line extensions. We are aware of the low-carb
consumer base that is interested in having a liquid and tablet version of
SPLENDA (R) No Calorie Sweetener available in the United States and as we
plan for the future we will take this into consideration.

We value hearing from our consumers. Please feel free to call us with any
additional comments or questions on our toll-free number 1-800-7-SPLENDA
(1-800-777-5363), Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Eastern
Time. You may also access our website at www.splenda.com for answers to
frequently asked questions, recipes, cooking and baking tips, and on-line
ordering.

SPLENDA Consumer Relationship Center

blaker wrote:
Here is the reply from my inquiry on Liquid or Tablet form of Splenda.
Bummer!
No plans to market either in the US. I think they are underestimating
the market, especially considering how fast LC'ing is growing. I saw an
article that said that Low Carb was the largest news item in the media in
2003 in the health area!

Someone on this group posted this internet source for liquid Splenda a
while back:

http://www.locarber.com/store/index.php?&prodID=zcs-001

Rebecca wrote in message news:gB%Fb.462261$275.1352451@attbi_s53...
blaker wrote:
Here is the reply from my inquiry on Liquid or Tablet form of Splenda.
Bummer!
No plans to market either in the US. I think they are underestimating
the market, especially considering how fast LC'ing is growing. I saw an
article that said that Low Carb was the largest news item in the media in
2003 in the health area!

Someone on this group posted this internet source for liquid Splenda a
while back:

http://www.locarber.com/store/index.php?&prodID=zcs-001

Also:

http://www.naturesflavors.com/produc...oducts_id=3740

http://www.PetitionOnline.com/Splenda1/petition.html
(Sign the Low Carb Splenda Petition-Get Liquid Splenda on the Market!)

Someone is selling Splenda tablets on eBay. The seller imported them from
Australia.

I won some.

$9.98 starting bid plus shipping and insurance came to: $13.03 for 200
tablets

That's rather expensive. Here in New Zealand, we buy them for about
$6.50NZ, so about $4US. Even allowing for the postage from Australia,
someone's making a bit of money.

Tara

"Cubit" wrote in message
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Someone is selling Splenda tablets on eBay. The seller imported them from
Australia.

I won some.

$9.98 starting bid plus shipping and insurance came to: $13.03 for 200
tablets

"Cubit" wrote in message ...
Someone is selling Splenda tablets on eBay. The seller imported them from
Australia.

I won some.

$9.98 starting bid plus shipping and insurance came to: $13.03 for 200
tablets


Sounds like a very bad deal!

Try real, carb-free, calorie free, liquid sweetener (equivalent of
liquid Spenda) from Nature's Flavors:

http://www.naturesflavors.com/produc...oducts_id=3740

or from Lowcarber, if you'd like to pay more for less!:

http://www.locarber.com/store/index.php?&prodID=zcs-001

Yes, I bought the liquid from NaturesFlavors, and love it. It works well,
seems smoother tasting, less chemical.

Has anyone had experience with both - Liquid Splenda as it was originally
marketed a few years back, and also with the Sweet Base or whatever they
call it? I'm curious if the concentration is roughly the same. The reason
I ask is that I know the Sweet Base is still primarily water and I'm
wondering if a Liquid Splenda would be even more concentrated?



"Rebecca" wrote in message
news:gB%Fb.462261$275.1352451@attbi_s53...
blaker wrote:
Here is the reply from my inquiry on Liquid or Tablet form of Splenda.
Bummer!
No plans to market either in the US. I think they are
underestimating
the market, especially considering how fast LC'ing is growing. I saw an
article that said that Low Carb was the largest news item in the media
in
2003 in the health area!

Someone on this group posted this internet source for liquid Splenda a
while back:

http://www.locarber.com/store/index.php?&prodID=zcs-001

I have the liquid from Low Carber. 2 teaspoons equals 1 1/3 cups of suger.
ow does the Natures Flaor compare? Also, the one that I have is not vanilla
flavored. I use this in tea and coffee, so I don't want the flavoring added.
Do you notice the flavor of vanilla in the natures flavors brand?


"tintinet" wrote in message
om...
"Cubit" wrote in message
...
Someone is selling Splenda tablets on eBay. The seller imported them
from
Australia.

I won some.

$9.98 starting bid plus shipping and insurance came to: $13.03 for 200
tablets


Sounds like a very bad deal!

Try real, carb-free, calorie free, liquid sweetener (equivalent of
liquid Spenda) from Nature's Flavors:

http://www.naturesflavors.com/produc...oducts_id=3740

or from Lowcarber, if you'd like to pay more for less!:

http://www.locarber.com/store/index.php?&prodID=zcs-001

"Pamela and Howard Signa" wrote in
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I have the liquid from Low Carber. 2 teaspoons equals 1 1/3 cups of
suger. ow does the Natures Flaor compare? Also, the one that I have is
not vanilla flavored. I use this in tea and coffee, so I don't want
the flavoring added. Do you notice the flavor of vanilla in the
natures flavors brand?


I have the locarber one, too. At the Nature's Flavors site, they sell an
unflavored one, which they say has a hint of vanilla, but not strong. They
sell it for $8.49/quart.

This seemed like a fantastic price, but the description said that it takes
4.5 cups of the syrup base to equal one cup of sugar. I don't know if
that's true or if they just got it backward, though.

Chakolate

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