50 Measuring Spoons 0.10ml - Plastic - White

50 Measuring Spoons 0.10ml - Plastic - White

SKU: 600050
GTIN: 4260198710891
Category: STEVIA MEASURING SPOON | STEVIA DOSING SPOON
Manufacturers: stevia-pura

50 x Stevia measuring spoons or Stevia measuring spoons ideal for dosing Stevia extracts and Stevia powder.

11,39 €

22,78 € per 100

incl. 19% VAT , plus

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Delivery time: 1 - 3 Workdays (DE - int. shipments may differ)

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Measuring spoons - Mini measuring spoons for dosing stevia extracts and stevia powder

The mini measuring spoon 0.10 ml is ideal for dosing the highly concentrated stevia extracts or the stevia powder.

Product features:

Specification:

Stevia measuring spoons - measuring spoons

Quality:

Polypropylene, white

Packaging:

Zip pouch

Content:

50 pieces

What is stevia?
The plant Stevia rebaudiana from Paraguay is also known as honey herb, ka'a he'ê (Guarani) sweet herb and sweet leaf and has been used there by the Guarani Indians for centuries as a medicinal and sweet plant. The stevia plant belongs to the daisy family Latin Asteraceae and belongs to the family of asters. Today Stevia rebaudiana is grown and used worldwide. The main varieties are Stevia rebaudiana Bertoni and Stevia rebaudiana Criolla .

The leaves of the stevia plant contain sugar molecules called steviol glycosides or steviosides. The steviol glycosides of the stevia plant are divided into dulcosides, rebaudiosides A to F and stevioside. The Rebaudioside A has the highest sweetening power and best sensory properties. It is extracted from the stevia leaves in a complex process and is the most valuable ingredient of the stevia leaves.

Note:

steviapura ^® products of the STEVIA GROUP are manufactured according to GMP, HACCP and ISO 22000 guidelines. steviapura ^® raw materials are constantly microbiologically tested for purity and pollution in independent laboratories. The limit values of pesticide residues in stevia leaves from the STEVIA GROUP are observed in accordance with the guidelines of the European Pharmacopoeia.