Stevioside from source

C38H60O18 · 804.9 g/mol

Steviosin · 0YON5MXJ9P · INS NO.960 · FEMA NO. 4763

chemical compound

CategorySweetener

Chemical familyAlcohols

LeaderboardsBiggest Sweetest

Fig. 1 · 2D structure RDKit

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Where you'll find it

Tabletop Sweetenerwhat else is in it →Steviawhat else is in it →Diet Sodawhat else is in it →

Curated by MoleculeFinder from source

Signature properties

Sweetness200× sugarfrom source

Toxicity & hazards

WarningIrritantH315, H317, H319from source

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Where Stevioside leads

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Stevioside is the sweet molecule extracted from the leaves of the stevia plant, about two hundred times sweeter than sugar. Because it comes from a leaf rather than a lab, it anchors the natural end of the high-intensity sweeteners.