Product Review & Sample Giveaway: nectressé sweetener
13 October 2012
This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of NECTRESSE™Sweetener for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine.
This blahg thing definitely has its perks, and one of those came my way in the mail the other day:
I received an entire 40-count box of NECTRESSE™Sweetenerpackets, a brand-new product from the maker of Splenda! I couldn't wait to try it on a great recipe, which I will eventually do, but since our kitchen is still in flux from our recent prolonged move, I had to settle for a really great cup of coffee. Okay, three.
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First, of course, I brewed some French Roast.
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Then, I added two packets of nectressé, since the box tells me "each packet provides the same sweetness as two teaspoons of sugar," and that's plenty, right?
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Added a little milk...
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Et voilá! The perfect cup of coffee!
I took a sip, and noooo... it was not quite perfect. I have a very demanding sweet tooth, I'm afraid, and that French Roast proved rather bitter. So I added two more packets of sweetener, and then, my friends, that cup of coffee was perfect. I had two more in quick succession, which is why I'm wired enough to stay up all night and am writing this post at 0500! (Note: That's from the coffee, of course; there is no caffeine in nectressé.)
I really can't wait to try some actual recipes with this good stuff, which, incidentally, also comes in a canister:
...such as this Peanut Butter Granola (YUM!)
or this tiramisu! Hello, does that not look good?
Here are some fun facts about NEW nectressé:
- It's the only 100% natural sweetener made from real fruit - monk fruit extract, available where you shop.
- It's got zero calories and can be used in cooking and baking, in all your favorite recipes that call for sugar.
- It's 150 times sweeter than sugar, so you need less to get the same leve of sweetness in your recipes!
- It's available NOW in groceries, drug stores, supercenters, and online, with an MSRP of $3.99 for the 40-packet box or $6.99 for the canisters.
- Lisa Ling is the nectressé spokesperson! Check out this video to see what she has to say about it:
I have to agree with Lisa. I'm not a diabetic, but as someone who has had gastric bypass surgery, I am required to use a sugar substitute. Nectressé really fills the bill! I love that it's made from real fruit and is all natural, but I really love the taste! I think you will, too.
Wanna try a FREE SAMPLE of NEW nectressé? Of course you do! Just visit this page for your FREE sample of NECTRESSE™SweetenerSweetener and fill out your information. Bam! Your sample will be on its way to you, just like that. Let me know what you think of it; I'd love to know your thoughts on this tasty new product!
I'm loving it! Excuse me, now, I'm off for another cuppa java. ;)
Fin.