Necta Sweet Saccharin Sugar Substitute Grain Tablets 1000 Tablets (Pack of 1)

It turns the colour of the beverage extremely dark like back

Works for those that just want one teaspoon in their coffee

Good product. Highly recommend. This is a good amount of sweetness per tablet; or sometimes for a larger cup of coffee I will put two tablets, or 1.5 tablets by breaking off a piece of a tablet with my stirrer or fingernail. I also bought the 1 grain tablets, but they were way too sweet and basically unusable unless I crush them and sprinkle a little of the powder into my drink. Also, I suggest buying a small pill holder to keep a readily available supply ready. The included container is way too large to carry in your pocket. I bought a tiny metal pill holder at a drugstore, poured a few dozen tablets into it, and toss it into my pocket or backpack (or women can put it in their purse) so I can use it at Starbucks or other coffee shops and restaurants. Especially for Starbucks where they have stopped supplying Sweet and Low. The advantage of this product is that it's not filled with dextrose like in packets of Sweet and Low, Splenda, Stevia, etc. Since dextrose is a type of sugar, I am not sure if it can create a short-term spike or long-term rise in blood sugar. I've looked at some of the research and it appears to suggest not, but it seems inconclusive. My working hypothesis is that lots of dextrose is not good for blood sugar levels, or dieting, or weight loss. Open to any new scientific research. Note that regardless of dextrose, this product takes up much less room, is easier to carry, and is better for the environment than 1,000 paper packets. I'm just sorry they stopped selling this product in American supermarkets (due to lack of consumer demand?) after selling it for at least 70 or 80 years.

as per advertise

Mom always adds a number of tablets to the pitcher for her iced tea. It turns out great as long as I stick to the recipe.