Monk Fruit Sweetener No Erythritol (25X Sweeter Than Sugar) Zero Calories, Zero Glycemic, Non-GMO, No Fillers - Monk Fruit Extract (7% Mogroside V) by Transparency Foods (6oz, 1133 servings)

I wanted to try a healthy sweetener without erythritol this is it. A little goes a long way. Just be careful the ratios because it takes very little to sweeten vs regular sugar. It doesn’t alter the taste and it’s great no glucose spikes. I sneak it in my husbands coffee he hasn’t ever noticed the difference as it does not alter the taste.

Love this sugar alternative! Just a tiny amount is all that is needed. Comes with a tiny scoop. I like that it’s an all natural product that tastes great. It seems like it costs a lot but such a tiny amount and this jar going to equal about 5 of the other product I was using so I’m actually saving money. I will definitely be purchasing more!

This product is a daily consumable in my house. Sugar is gone! I feel great about that and it’s made a health difference. I have a sweet tooth and this product is wonderful without the downsides of sugar. It’s simply a sweetener for my tea and other soft drinks for me (it doesn’t measure out as a replacement for sugar in recipes), but that’s catchy what I needed. The scoop that equals a teaspoon is tiny, so the product lasts a long time. Very happy with purchase. I’ve ordered multiple times.

The company is purposely deceiving people by omitting the fact that their product contains 10% maltodextrin which is a gut irritant and causes blood sugar levels to spike. This despite the hypocritical name of "transparency foods". Amazon should require this company to add a photo of the actual food label on the product where they also try to purposely hise this fact by using an "*" in the ingredients list. The manufacturer then comically adds "other companies do not disclose this information, we do" at the end of the footnote as if to try and persuade people o believe it is ok to have this ingredient since we are (sheepishly) disclosing the fact.From a taste perspective, the bitter aftertaste is horrible and ranks up there with other alternative sweetners. Baking is probabaly the only use case where this might be acceptable as long as other flavors are masking this characteristic. But you have to weigh that out with what I wrote above about the actual ingredients.

It definitely sweetens my smoothies and coffee very well with just one scoop. I love the fact that the amount of monk fruit needed is only a fraction of the amount of sugar I would usually use. I do have to get use to the taste but overall very satisfied. I haven't used it to cook or bake. I wonder if I would notice a significant difference in taste.

Pure monk fruit sweetener, nothing added like other monk fruit products. You only need a tiny a bit to sweeten your tea or coffee. It's powder and is only slightly more difficult to dissolve than powdered sugar. It has no aftertaste.

I used other brands of monk fruit sweeteners…all of those contained Erythritol. This one does not and it makes a huge difference in taste and digestive comfort!!!!! A big plus……a very tiny bit does the job of sweetness for my hot tea!!!!

It's very sweet! And tastes great. I enjoy it in my coffee and tea