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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.

I was honestly surprised at how good this tastes. Usually, zero-calorie sweeteners have that bitter note, but this one doesn’t. It’s gentle, natural, and mixes perfectly in my tea. I’ve been using it for baking too, and it doesn’t leave that weird aftertaste. It’s helped me cut down on sugar without feeling like I’m missing out on sweetness.

This is very expensive but goes a long way. It taste nothing like grocery store monk fruit because it’s pure. The grocery store product is hard for me to digest because of the added erythritol. So the pure form I can tolerate better. But taste is not the same. So I use half of the grocery store kind with a teeny tiny bit of this and it cuts down on my erythitol intake while still making my food sweet and calorie free. So it’s a good choice but keep in mind it doesn’t taste the same and has a flour texture opposed to an actual sugar texture

I love this monk fruit sweetener! I sure wish I had bought this much sooner. I’ve been using organic stevia and thought it was a good substitute for sugar, but for me there’s NO comparison. Monk fruit sweetener is SO MUCH better! It’s delicious, and no fake taste or aftertaste at all. The price seemed a bit high at first, but thought I’d give it a try and I’m so glad I did. You only need the tiniest bit. TOTALLY worth it. I LOVE this stuff. I like that it’s in a resealable pouch rather than a plastic container. And no, just so you know, I did not receive it free to try. This is totally just an honest review.

This is my favorite sweetener so far. When I was pregnant, I couldn’t stand the taste of stevia and was trying to do something that was low calorie. I had heard about monk fruit, but most of the brands have added erythritol. This is pure and is very strong. You don’t need a whole lot, so even though it’s a small bag, it’s lasted me quite a while. And it tastes great.​​​​​​​​​

I never ever write reviews very often, but this organic monk fruit sweetener is amazing!! I am an avid coffee drinker. I have been using Stevia for a long time. This is my new go to sweetener for my coffee. This sweetener does not leave an aftertaste and it comes with a tiny little measuring scoop. A little goes a very long way! This is 100% monk fruit sweetener from the melon, no additives at all. I definitely will be buying this again.

I recently threw out all the Lakanto sweeteners I had (3 different kinds) due to the studies showing Erythritol increasing heart attacks, strokes, etc. This WHYZ Organic monkfruit sweetener only contains monkfruit, which is great. The package says one scoop (scoop is provided) equals one teaspoon of white sugar. But I used half a scoop in a large mug of tea, and it tasted much sweeter than a half teaspoon of sugar. In fact, it tasted more like two teaspoons of sugar, making it about 4 times sweeter than the package says. That being said, I tasted no real aftertaste with the tea, just sweetness. although this product is rather expensive, one package will go a long way. Update: I next tried a raspberry mousse - not great. there was a distinct aftertaste. I guess ultimately, this is good to add to strongly flavored food, but not great where the flavors are subtle.

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.

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