Chinese Vegetable Soup

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I finally got around to trying this soup this evening.  It's been in my 'someday' pile ever since it was first posted!

It's very good...a big bowl of veggies with a subtle Asian broth.  A bit too subtle for me, but it's very tasty.  I did use almost a whole teaspoon of white pepper, and it's TOO  much....the soup has a little heat to it.  I used chicken stock concentrate (jarred, refrigerated) which has plenty of salt....didn't need any extra.  I also added more mushrooms.  I love mushrooms.  But I thought the soup was a little lacking....something.....so I threw in just a dash of ginger and three packets of Splenda, just to round out the flavors.  It helped.  I like the soup, and I'll probably make it again (with less white pepper!)  Since it's just a bowl of veggies in liquid, it's good for any time of day.  I just might have some for breakfast tomorrow.
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Hello..just wanted to ring in here and say that I use NuNaturals NuStevia(White Stevia Powder) Non-Bitter and 0 calories..sold in health foos stores..I pay $9.99 for a box of 100 packets..I love it..It really does not leave an after taste in your mouth....
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I occasionally use pure fructose on a banana, etc. or Splenda brown sugar replacement. Don't care for Stevia, though I haven't tried NuStevia yet. And when I do use fructose or Splenda, I make sure I consume small amounts.

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Can't remember but I thought I heard that splenda is not good for you...not for sure..oh yea it was Ted Boer(spelling) somebody I saw on Rod Parsley, couple of years back, talking about the top 10 things never to eat..and one of them was sweetners,he named splenda and others....not sure but think so..sorry if I am wrong....anyway whatever works for each of us..If anyone knows different, please feel free to enlighten me..Thanks Ladies...you are all wonderful...God Bless
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Well, I've always heard that aspartame was bad....and cyclamates, but not Splenda. Can you be thinking of NutriSweet?

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SweetRose- I only use stevia.  I believe it is the safest as it's made from a leaf.  All the others are chemistry experiments.  I have MS and Equal (aspartame) has been implicated as a neurotoxin that can cause or exacerbate MS.  Pam
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Good to know; thx Pam!

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Splenda contains alot of Chlorine.
Still a chemistry experiment.
Probably less harmful than Aspartamine though.
Stevia seems to be the most natural choice
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I figure fructose in small doses is probably the healthiest of all. For non diabetics, of course. I also use regular organic dark brown sugar.

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I use the organic turbinato sugar.
I just don't use it very often and juse things that don't need sugar added.
I curb my sweet tooth with smoothies and fresh fruit.
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