Organic Monk Fruit Extract, 5 oz, Pure Monk Fruit Sweetener Organic No Erythrytol and Zero Calorie, Sugar Substitute, Powdered Monkfruit Sweetener Keto and Paleo Diet Friendly, 458 ServingsUSDA Organic

I started using this product recently and I like to say one scoop of sweetener is enough with whatever drink I consume. It mixes very well just like how sugar would. Doesn't leave any particles in the drink.

Only high quality monk fruit with no added chemicals that diminish your health. I used sweeteners a lot over the years but always wished there was a natural one that worked that was low calorie and this one is just perfect.

I thought this was a little expensive, but I was looking for a natural sugar substitute with no additives so I decided to give it a try. It is a very fine powder, like confectionery sugar, but brown in color. It comes with a tiny measuring spoon which is great. Suggested serving is 1/8 teaspoon so this bag is going to last me a long time!!! I found that 1/8 t is too sweet for me so I use about half that amount. At first, I did detect an aftertaste, but I don’t anymore. Maybe I’m just used to it. It dissolves best when putting it in your cup before adding your hot liquid. It does clump with cold water, but I just let it sit a bit and then push the clumps against the side of the glass and they dissolve.Very happy with the purchase and would recommend highly!! I’m looking forward to using it in baking, tooI’m actually giving it 4.5 stars but rounded up.

But like in a good way.Remember when you purchase this, a little goes a long way. I made the mistake of grabbing this instead of a different product when making a smoothie and I put an entire teaspoon in lol. Obviously my fault, not the sellers.10/10 recommend.

This is by far the best monk fruit sweetener I’ve tried, liquid or powder. Only a scoop or so is needed to sweeten your drinks, and if you mix it thoroughly with whatever powder being used (protein powder, cocoa powder, even powdered aspirin) it dissolves completely. I’ve found that adding it directly to liquids tends to make it clump, so by trial and error I found the best blending method. There’s no aftertaste in my opinion—I’ve tried many powdered drinks with it—when I don’t add this brand of monk fruit, the drink is very bland. I haven’t tried baking with it yet so I’ll have to update my review once I do. It is expensive, but because you need so little, it ends up being very economical. This is my go-to choice of monk fruit sweetener.

Very good taste and it is a good natural sweetener for diabetics but you need a throther to mix it into a drink.

Can't have sugar anymore so decided to give this a try since stevia gives me headaches. this is not a 1 to 1 for sugar. and if you add more than the tiny scoop it provides, it tastes very chemically like a nutrisweet or sweet and low. I use half a scoop to give just a touch of sweetness and to avoid the chemical taste this can give.

I love this stuff makes stuff taste like candy and doesn't hurt my teeth like sugar