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Dear Coca Cola! Keep it healthy!

I am an avid user of Stevia sweeteners and can't wait to find more choices in ready made drinks and foods. Please be sure to keep it healthy though... I don't know the ingredients yet of your stevia but if it's anything like truvia or purevia I will not touch it. You are getting into a demo of people used to reading labels and you will have a hard time unless you make it with pure stevia... why waste your time and ours. And likewise your products will soar if you keep them healthy.

Thank you for sharing this article. I've been waiting for drops made with pure stevia to flavour soda stream water.

Posted by Vivienne
30 September 2012 | 03h56

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