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Sep 12, 2026

Jeremie BoyerGUEST
32:58
It's really popular in Canada and mostly here in Quebec, but it's, it's a bit like a Celsius maybe, but really healthy.
Jeremie BoyerGUEST
33:06
So they, they, they use a, it's like a Stevia tea and they make a, and it's already sugar.
Jeremie BoyerGUEST
33:13
It tastes sugar.
Jeremie BoyerGUEST
33:14
So they don't need to add sugar.
Chick McGeeHOST
31:10
the tree-hugging whatever that's called.
Chick McGeeHOST
31:11
Stevia.
Chick McGeeHOST
31:12
Stevia.
Chick McGeeHOST
31:13
But for some reason, Equal seems to be being phased out, and I wanna start something.
Chick McGeeHOST
31:18
I call it the Equal Rights Amendment that would require-
Long Island LukePANELIST
38:44
version.
Luke ThomasHOST
38:45
I was going to say Stevia.
Luke ThomasHOST
38:47
No, I mean, he's got a little bit of that, but...
Luke ThomasHOST
38:51
O'Malley's style is vastly more cerebral.
speaker_1HOST
37:37
Why? Because when it came time to actually reach out and put the bottle in the cart, the consumer's behavior decouples from their stated values.
speaker_1HOST
37:45
Maybe they didn't like the slight aftertaste of Stevia.
speaker_1HOST
37:48
Maybe it cost 10 cents more.
speaker_1HOST
37:50
Regardless of the micro-friction, the consumer who demanded a sustainable, healthy product in a survey happily walked into the store and bought the classic sugar-filled, plastic-wrapped Coke.
Will WhittenHOST
31:20
I've had that happen before.
Halls BurkhartHOST
31:24
Now, see, and it's how long the Stevia aftertaste sticks with you.
Halls BurkhartHOST
31:31
For me, at least.
Halls BurkhartHOST
31:32
It's not my jam.
Tom GriswoldHOST
25:47
Now it's, uh, I...
Tom GriswoldHOST
25:48
Splenda, which is good, the pink stuff, which is not, and then, what is it, Stevia for tree huggers.
Tom GriswoldHOST
25:55
Um, but-
Christy LeeHOST
25:55
[laughs]
TimAUDIENCE
20:29
Okay.
TimAUDIENCE
20:29
So recently my dad was diagnosed with diabetes, so I was trying to cook a ham, and I was trying to figure out a way to get that sort of, uh, caramelized brown sugar taste without the brown sugar and without any Stevia or any of those sort of things.
TimAUDIENCE
20:47
So I found online date paste.
Christopher KimballHOST
20:49
Right.
Kat DillonHOST
12:18
And then we get into the modern sweetener aisle.
Kat DillonHOST
12:21
And stevia and monk fruit are plant-derived, high-intensity sweeteners.
Kat DillonHOST
12:26
Stevia gets its sweetness from steviol glycosides.
Kat DillonHOST
12:30
Monk fruit gets its sweetness from compounds called mogrosides.
Kat DillonHOST
12:35
Then we have sweeteners like aspartame, sucralose, saccharin, and acesulfame potassium.
Chris JaneGUEST
40:17
I think, okay, there's a personal side.
Chris JaneGUEST
40:19
What's your opinion of Stevia? What's your opinion of Stevia and monk fruit? So there's a personal side, which is I am very sensitive to it.
Chris JaneGUEST
40:26
I have literally never tasted a product with any of these ingredients that I like.
Chris JaneGUEST
40:29
Like, I have that weird aftertaste, that weird sort of thing.
Chris JaneGUEST
40:33
It's hard to describe.
Chris JaneGUEST
40:35
I remember being at Expo West with one of the coffee brands, and there's a friend who ran it, and they were like, man, try the new blueberry flavor, and it was all monk fruit and Stevia.
Chris JaneGUEST
40:41
Yeah.
Chris JaneGUEST
40:42
I couldn't drink it, man.
Asa AndrewHOST
16:46
You can put in your teas and whatnot.
Asa AndrewHOST
16:48
They even make sodas now with Stevia.
Asa AndrewHOST
16:49
We'll be right back.
Asa AndrewADVERTISER
17:00
Hi, it's Asa.

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