Übersetzung für "Sweet leaf" in Deutsch

A sweet, innocent, harmless, leaf-eating, doe-eyed little deer.

We’re always open to new dishes with our wonderful sweet leaf sweetener!

We're always open to new dishes with our wonderful sweet leaf sweetener!

This sweet leaf is an indica-dominant hybrid crossing of dispensary favourites Granddaddy Purps and Durban Poison.

The sweet leaf can be used to prepare some great sugar free recipes and suppresses cravings and the need to eat.

The sweet leaf herb has been used for curing various ailments in South America for generations.

They're increasingly turning to natural alternatives for answers, as sweet leaf stevia slowly starts filling the shelves, boasting a total lack of calories and - most importantly - suppressing cravings.

Ironically, Paraguayan natives have been using sweet leaf successfully to cure breast tumors and kidney damage!

After all, the sweet leaf plant is 100% natural, has no calories and no glycemic index.

The dangers of aspartame are no longer a secret to the average Joe, and although diet coke still has a strong market, both companies saw solid growth potential in the sweet leaf.

Stevia plant cuttings are considered the best way of growing stevia plants, because unfortunately, the seeds of the sweet leaf plant have a relatively poor propagation ratio.

Sweet leaf stevia only grows in the wild in warmer climates, since the stevia plant cannot survive cold temperatures.

Here is a description of all the forms the sweet leaf is sold in, along with an overview of the most established brands out there.

For generations, South American natives have used their beloved sweet leaf stevia as a natural sugar substitute for sweetening their beverages and meals.

Moses Bertoni was inspired by what he learned about these habits, and introduced the sweet leaf to the modern world.

The best proof though, is the fact that the native population of South America has been using the sweet leaf herb for generations to cure various ailments, including lowering blood sugar levels.

An import ban on stevia was set in place and large amounts of the sweet leaf plant were consequently destroyed at the border.