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To: Drygulch Dan who wrote (3537)	7/6/2009 10:39:22 PM
From: JF Quinnelly	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3539

And those FDA fiends thought they had suppressed the quinine underground. The fools. So what's that 'sugar alternative' you are using? It doesn't happen to be stevia, does it? Stevia is a nifty little herb that's used as a sugar alternative. S'posed to be about 30 times as sweet as sugar. I picked up a plant at Armstrong's and have it growing in a pot. I chew on a leaf or two when I'm out watering the garden. Almost as hick as chewing on a grass stem. So, I'm thinking that maybe a wad of stevia leaves mixed with tree bark might just be the ticket. I'll have to see how they work dried, and if they're still sweet I'll send you a lid, er, an ounce.