Stevie (Stevia rebaudiana) a bio-sweetener
Pramod Kumar Singh, D. Singh, Rakesh Chandra Nainwal
Abstract
Pramod Kumar Singh, D. Singh, Rakesh Chandra Nainwal
Abstract
Stevia has been used throughout the world since ancient times as a bio sweetener and as medicine. The leaves of Stevia plants have fimctional and sensory properties superior to those of many other high-potency sugars, Stevia is likely to become a major source of high-potency sweetener for the growing natural food market in the future. Although Stevia can be helpful to anyone, there are certain groups example- diabetic patients who are more likely to benefit from its remarkable sweetening potential. Its white crystalline compound (stevioside) is the natural herbal sweetener with no calories and is over 100-300 times sweeter than table sugar.
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Stevia has been used throughout the world since ancient times as a bio sweetener and as medicine. The leaves of Stevia plants have fimctional and sensory properties superior to those of many other high-potency sugars, Stevia is likely to become a major source of high-potency sweetener for the growing natural food market in the future. Although Stevia can be helpful to anyone, there are certain groups example- diabetic patients who are more likely to benefit from its remarkable sweetening potential. Its white crystalline compound (stevioside) is the natural herbal sweetener with no calories and is over 100-300 times sweeter than table sugar.
Key concepts: Stevia rebaudiana, Stevia, Stevioside, Sweetening, Artificial Sweetener, Sugar, Steviol, Rebaudioside A