there are flavor extracts that you can find at stores that carry cake decorating/candy making supplies. I don't know how good they would taste in gelatin though.

what about unsweetened kool-aid? You can add your own sweetener and gelatin...although, I can't imagine what is in kool-aid to give it the flavoring it is....

Do you want no sugar or no added sugar? The fact is when we eat fruit part of the taste is the sweet taste buds in our mouth getting stimulated.

One way to go would be to replace the water with concentrated fruit juice and a bit of flavor extract, not the same either, maybe vanilla or orange. You then could add the stevia to taste.

The other would be use the flavor extract or koolaid or whatever and then add the stevia to taste if you are avoiding all sugar. But then why not use jello mix where you add the sugar and replace it with the stevia? (some store brands are like that) Then the flavoring is all there for you.

I don't know if this is what you're looking for, but it's what came to mind... essentially fruit juice and agar-agar (though I'm sure you could use gelatin if you wanted)

www.recipezaar.com/176280

or maybe sub fruit juice with VitaminWater, most of which is unsweetened.

Have you tried any of the liquid flavored Stevia drops?

tested with pie filling....

& thought i would share

i used the unflavored gelatin ( i pk) and the koolaid 1/3 pk) with the stevia plus powder (tblspn & 1/2 )in with 2 yogurt & 8 oz fat free whip cream...

worked great!!!

( yogurt had splenda) Dooh!

Amy:-)

i wanted to chime in with a suggestion to look into xylitol aka birch sugar as a sugar substitute.

it has the same consistency(is that the word im looking for?) as sugar, so you use it the same way you would use sugar. measurements and all.

xylitol comes from birch trees. and its good for your tooth enamel.

however its very toxic to pets so keep it away from them.

you can get it at health food stores in their vitamin and supplements departments usually.