It's because stevia is too sweet than the price.
It's 300 times sweeter than sugar.
Because it's too sweet, you have to put in 1/300 of the sugar, but if you accidentally put in 2/300, it's twice as sweet.
So it's very difficult to use in cooking.
It's because it's hard to measure as the person above said.
So even when you actually use it as a product, you often mix it with less sweeteners than sugar, such as erythritol.
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