I cannot use much whey; I just don't digest it well. I could put some dates, when I can afford them, into the processor, and that would even reduce the stevia needed. I used to buy fresh, organic Medjools from California, a 5 # box, but only a couple of times since they were still a bit expensive. My kids and I could polish them off--snacking straight from the fridge, a few each day.
I started with stevia over a decade ago, using the whole-leaf in slightly-cooled tea. The green stevia does have a tast, like greens, when cooked. This recipe is not heated too much; I can let things cool a bit before adding other ingredients, so I might try that in it.
Supposedly, the whole-leaf, or green, stevia powder or liquid, helps control blood sugar, high or low--like cayenne does for blood pressure. The white stuff does not, but does taste better once heated. I'm going to get a stevia plant this Spring. I have some seeds, but they are over a decade old--some seeds that old do grow. I'll try a few.
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