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 Servings

you think it's expensive for 5 oz, but it's not because you only need less than a quarter of teaspoon for each drink.

Do not recommend. Had a horrid taste tout and threw away my tea.

I hated the after taste

Great product. Small bag, but a little goes a long way. 1/4 teaspoon sweetens coffee/tea perfectly. No extra additives. Slight after taste, but easy to get used to for a healthy alternative and zero calories! Definitely worth the price. I transferred it to a glass jar with lid. Works well.

Dosage is key and it takes a few tries to get it right. For my favorite cup (a Dunoon bone china mug), a heaped spoon using the supplied scoop is about right for coffee, while a level, non-heaped scoop works well for tea. In terms of sweetness, it’s roughly equivalent to a spoon of sugar and does a good job of neutralizing coffee’s bitterness. It is not as sweet as monk fruit blends that contain erythritol—those required about four packets for me—but the absence of additives is exactly what makes this product appealing. This feels like a reasonable compromise: slightly less sweet, but cleaner. As of now, I’m not aware of any risks or unpleasant side effects, and I’m hoping it proves to be the healthier option over time. It is too soon to confirm cost but I expect this to be much less costly than the erythritol version even though the steep cost of a single bag.

Yay! I previously used Stevia until I read they put Erythritol in their Monk Fruit! This WHYZ Monk Fruit does not have any fillers and tastes great! I am purchasing my second bag. Expensive? Perhaps, but much healthier for you! I did not experience any after taste and I love that they included a little scoop to administer the powder. Thanks for a great product!!

I am thrilled with the taste and finish of this pure monk fruit powder. Like many others, I cannot tolerate "blends" containing sugar alcohols like erythritol, xylitol, or maltitol. I also appreciate that this brand avoids fillers like maltodextrin, which can spike blood sugar. A NOTE ON THE "AFTERTASTE" I noticed some reviewers mentioned an off aftertaste, but I did not experience this at all. If you do, it is likely due to one of two things: ● PALATE SENSITIVITY: Monk fruit contains mogrosides (200–300 times sweeter than sugar). For some, this intensity registers as "metallic," while for others, it’s perfectly smooth. ● USER ERROR: Because mogrosides stick to your sweetness receptors longer than sugar, even a tiny bit too much can feel cloying. START WITH THE INCLUDED 1/8 TSP SCOOP. You can always add more, but a little goes a long way. HEALTH BENEFITS As someone focused on metabolic health, I love that this is truly zero-glycemic. It has a GI of 0 and doesn't trigger the typical insulin response of sucrose. There is even promising research suggesting monk fruit may help enhance insulin sensitivity over time. THE VERDICT: This brand is a clear winner for those seeking a clean, pure sweetener. If it tastes "off" to you, try using a bit less! If it's still not suitable for you, then you may need to stick with a "blend" that includes erythritol.

This review is for all of those of you who HATE STEVIA. I specifically ordered this product because I like Monk Fruit in its “sugar” version, but it can be super pricy for a small batch. So when I read that a little bit of this monk fruit extract goes a long way, I was so excited. I’m sad to report that the 1/8 of a teaspoon (it comes with that size scoop) is way too sweet AND it TASTES LIKE STEVIA, which I can’t stand! 😩 I usually don’t get products that I can’t return but the reviews were so good and no one mentioned the stevia taste that I thought it would taste like the regular “sugar” version of monk fruit, and I was so excited to try it. Sucks I‘m down $30 with a product I won’t use. 😑