Monk Fruit In The Raw, Sweetener Bag, 3 LB

Does not raise my glucose numbers as sugar does. It does have a fruity hint to it, so consider that when adding it. The bag is too large to carry, so I put a few tablespoons in a small bag and carry it in my purse. Natural ingredients. The larger bag makes it more cost-effective. It keeps well in the pantry.

Trying to cut sugar. Was very hesitant and resistant to change. Hate all sugar substitutes! 100% impressed. Sat on the counter for 2 weeks before I had the nerve to attempt it. Haven't looked back. Cut my sugar in coffee habit 100% immediately. Slight (I mean SLIGHT) aftertaste. No noticeable change in my coffee. Now I have a monkfruit habit I need to work on; but it doesn't do that sugar craves sugar thing, so I'm not chasing that sugar fix all day. Have baked with it a few times. Like for like. I think a bit too expensive for regular baking unless your fanatical about cutting sugar.

My husband uses monk fruit sweetener in his coffee and tea. This is a great product and tastes like regular sugar.

I used this to bake a frangipane. The texture of the baked product turned out very nicely. However, my daughter and I both experienced an aftertaste. It wasn’t overwhelming and I might be able to get accustomed to it because it would be great to enjoy sweetness with a zero glycemic index.

I love this sweetener. It's not too sweet, but a natural alternative to sugar.

As a person with kidney disease I can't use too much sugar so I had to find a substitute and this fit the bill. Tastes good in what ever I use it for. I highly recommend that if you have sugar issues try this you might be pleasantly surprised at the taste.

It’s definitely pricier than normal sugar, but super worth it. Tastes basically exactly like sugar and best of all it has zero calories! It does suck that it’s 1:1 concentration, meaning you have to use the same amount of extract as you do sugar so you can go through this bag pretty quickly but given the taste and no calories I’d say it’s a worthwhile trade.

Tastes fine but measuring is confusing. Just found out I'm type 2 diabetic. Trying this but with individual paper bags. Not cheap so bought 1 pound bag. The sweetness is different between them. Paper bag says 1 pack equals 2 teaspoons. 1 pound bag is 1:1 sweetness. Paper bag is much sweeter. I don't particularly appreciate this. All I wanted was sweeten my coffee, not have to think early in the morning. Also because 1 pound bag is much diluted, I'm not sure if I'm saving any money.

its good thanks

The best tasting sweetener you can get. This is, for me, the closest to a real sugar taste as I’ve found. Really nice and no artificial aftertaste at all.

I'm on keto and bought to put in my keto coffee, honestly can't really tell any difference from normal sugar, although I haven't actually done any comparison Works and tastes great for me

No where is matches the taste of sugar.. it has a very bad after taste.. it was waste of money..