"What kind of sweetener would you like?" my husband asked me. "I'll have a blue packet," I said. He handed me the small packet. I ripped it open and added half of it to my coffee cup. He took a pink ...

Dear Readers: There are numerous sweeteners available today as an alternative to sugar, but what makes each one different? Here are some hints to help you: The pink packet contains saccharin (an ...

You’re at the communal coffee pot at the office. You take a pink packet one day, a blue packet the next. You tried the towering cylinder of table sugar that’s next to the bowl of packets, but you can ...

What’s the difference between these packets?” my husband asked me after he picked up his cup of coffee. “These are different ...

SACRAMENTO (CBS13) -- When filling up her morning cup of coffee, Susan Sterling always tops it off with three packets of her favorite brand of sweetener: NatraTaste Blue. "Every day, seven days a week ...

Marjorie Milne of Colorado Springs swore off sugar 10 years ago, but she still indulges her sweet tooth without regret. She does it without using saccharine, aspartame or any of those pink, yellow and ...

Various reports show that nearly half the households in the United States use some kind of sugar substitute - a low-or-no-calorie artificial sweetener. And if you're a fan of any of them, you know you ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. yellow, pink and blue packets of artificial sweeteners are arranged in small baskets, as used in restaurants, and sitting near ...

Equal, Splenda, Sweet ‘N Low are each categorized by their ingredients, which are given a harsh look by the Food and Drug Administration. Saccharin in the pink packet (Sweet ‘N Low) gets a bad rap for ...