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Finding a sweetener that doesn't leave that lingering aftertaste can be a bit of a journey — but there are some good options worth trying!

Here are some alternatives to Stevia that tend to have a cleaner taste:

- Monk fruit sweetener — naturally derived, zero calories, and generally considered to have a milder aftertaste Show Full Answer

Finding a sweetener that doesn't leave that lingering aftertaste can be a bit of a journey — but there are some good options worth trying!

Here are some alternatives to Stevia that tend to have a cleaner taste:

- Monk fruit sweetener — naturally derived, zero calories, and generally considered to have a milder aftertaste than Stevia
- Allulose — a rare sugar that tastes very close to regular sugar with minimal aftertaste and minimal impact on blood sugar
- Erythritol — a sugar alcohol with a very neutral taste, though some people notice a slight cooling sensation
- A small splash of milk — can naturally soften the bitterness of tea without adding much sugar

Since type 2 diabetes is a comorbidity of obesity, it's worth being mindful of how any sweetener affects blood sugar levels. Even some "natural" options can have varying effects.

It's always a good idea to check with a healthcare provider or registered dietitian before making changes, as they can help tailor recommendations to specific health goals and needs.

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