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As far as I am aware (and it is ages since I last tested them****) most liquid and powdered sweeteners are alkaline. This may or may not tie in with the level of overall (acid) attraction....But don't take my word for it...!
**** I did a lot of testing of sweeteners using a pH meter back in the 80s and the above was my conclusion. It may help others to know this...Tim Paisley also did similar tests in the early-to mid-80s and he too found the same alkaline pH readings. In fact he was jubilant when he found an acidic sweetener, but he wouldn't tell anyone what it was! Secret Squirrel 
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In reply to Post #6
that looks some tasty gear, its all about finding good price to weight ratio's , ill have a look to see how mutch it costs, my bait always has to come in at 2 quid a kilo done
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Also take a look at Lactose Stim, which is, as far as I can tell, as near as damn it Milk-B.
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In reply to Post #1
I would say Hinders Betalin, which I assume is Betaine and Talin 
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In reply to Post #3
Blakes Baits sell a sweetener with added Betaine, 1-2ml per 6 eggs.
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In reply to Post #2
yeah ive seen that used before but it wasnt cheap a few years ago, ill have a look about see if i cant find it cheaper,
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In reply to Post #1
Have a look at Talin
0.5-1.5ml per kg dry mix(winter up it to 2ml.
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hi, is there a better way than just adding plain sugar ?,and how much per killo of bait ?,cheers
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