A magic leaf used
for centuries
Stevia comes from Stevia rebaudiana, a plant that is native to the mountains of South America where it has been enjoyed by the local Guarani people for hundreds of years. At Whole Earth we use Stevia extracts to create delicious and low-calorie alternatives to sugar, with ingredients from natural origin.
An incredible sweetness without any calories
Stevia leaves contain natural components known as steviol glycosides which are 200x sweeter than sugar but don’t have any calories, so a little goes a long way. That means, at Whole Earth, we can craft delicious sweeteners with little or no calories to replace regular table sugar.
Taste the difference!
Until now, you have probably tasted sweeteners using only one kind of Stevia extract. Whole Earth is the only sweetener company in the world that uses a special variety of Stevia called Starleaf. At Whole Earth we use a specific mix of extracts from this leaf, only the very best-tasting ones, to craft our secret formula and deliver a delicious sweet taste. To top it all, our Stevia extracts are all sourced from non-GMO leaves!
We keep it simple
Because we want to craft the best for you, we make sure we preserve the quality of our Stevia extracts by using simple techniques and our natural standard. Here’s how:
Step 1 :
Harvesting
We start by harvesting the leaves from the field and then drying and crushing them to prepare them for Step 2 – Extraction.
Step 2 : Extraction
As the name suggests, Stevia leaf extracts are extracted from the dried and crushed Stevia leaves. This step allows us to selectively obtain only the very best-tasting parts of the leaf. The variety of extracts that we use provide great-tasting natural sweetness without the bitterness or other flavors that can be found in the leaf itself or other Stevia extracts.
Step 3 : Blending
Then we blend our delicious Stevia extracts with other ingredients sourced from nature like Honey, Agave Syrup or Monk Fruit to deliver a great tasting sweetness with little or no calories per serving.