Question

I am making this recipe but don't have liquid Stevia. anyone know how much more swerve I would need? I googled it but could not find a clear answer
https://sugarlesscrystals.com/recip...IhWdY

Answer 1

@urfa5 might know <3 another good baker!  

Comments

1 teaspoon of concentrated liquid Stevia has the sweetening power equivalent to 1 cup of many granulated sugar. To exchange them additional liquid would need to be added to the recipe.  

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@urfa5 I am affraid that much granular would make the dough really dry

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So what would be the conversion from liquid stevia to swerve i think this one calls for 1tsp

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Exactly! You would definitely need extra moisture to absorb the granular sweetener. I think texture would be a definite concern.  

Answer 2

All i can find on it  
https://www.sweetleaf.com/stevia-co...hart/

Comments

So if that is correct 1 tsp of liquid stevia is equal to 1 TBSP of granular Stevia.  

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Yes i think so  
https://www.sweetleaf.com/stevia-co...t/us/

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@logan gha. I may just taste the dough.  

Answer 3

. let me call on our expert baker @leonteen

Comments

Funny I thought about asking her!  

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I am not a huge baker, mug cakes are my specialty!  

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Experimenting with a cheesy ham and cabbage soup for dinner. just wanted dessert

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@bowhead liquid stevia is stronger than the regular. I would add 1 to 2 tablespoons of the regular and taste the dough and go from there.  

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@leonteen thanks

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@bowhead your welcome❣️

Answer 4

This one looks like it should be equal to liquid  
https://swervesweet.com/blog/sweete...chart

Answer 5

Add a little more sweeter is better than not lol

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See i am the opposite i would rather less sweet than overly sweet. if i need more i just make a sweet glaze after.  

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@logan to each there own. Sweet or not sweet lol

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@logan yep  here too

Answer 6

@bowhead, I am sure that is a very good recipe. Here is the easy one I use: 1 c peanut butter 1/4 c soft butter 3/4 c Swerve confection 1 egg 1 tsp vanilla 1/2 tsp baking soda 1/4 tsp salt Mix, make balls and press with fork. Bake 350 degree for 12 minutes on parchment paper.  

Comments

Thanks MArg! can you post this one to group too!  

Answer 7

May try this after all today.