Where can I get Liquid Sucralose

Gary Rimar wrote:

With all due respect, you may be going at this wrong.

If your water has any taste at all, there is stuff in it that you don't want
to put in your body. Detroit (ironically enough) has some of the best "city
water" in the country (surveys have been done). In spite of that, I still
filter my water, because I have a thyroid condition that suggests the
removal of fluoride and chlorine from the water.

Between Detroit and Brita, my water tastes WET, and that's about it. I can
drink the same 100 ounces or more each day, and the water tastes just fine.

I do bottle the stuff and take it with me, but that minor inconvenience also
makes sure I drink the stuff (so I don't have to lug it around the other
way).

My goodness! Detroit's water must have really improved since the
50s and 60s! When I used to visit my grandparents there, the
water was so horrible that we'd have to bring Fizzies (sp?) and
other awful stuff to disguise it.

--
Jean B., 12 miles west of Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Hi Chris,
On 28-Sep-2003, "Chris Taylor Jr" wrote:

WOW that is a lot of very cool flavors and they just lowered the
price. under $20 a gallon. that should make quite a lot of gallons !!

The syrups are already formulated for use, so that volume is the end
volume. Approximately 1 Tbs will be enough for a cup of coffee.
I notice they've lowered the prices - *that* isn't something you see
every day, is it?

Take care,
Carmen

Yes, it is excellent, it comes from Lake Huron.

"Jean B." wrote in message ...
My goodness! Detroit's water must have really improved since the
50s and 60s! When I used to visit my grandparents there, the
water was so horrible that we'd have to bring Fizzies (sp?) and
other awful stuff to disguise it.

--
Jean B., 12 miles west of Boston, Massachusetts, USA