Pure Organic Stevia Powder, 8 Ounces, 1418 Serving, High Grade Stevia Green Leaf Extract Reb-A, Reduced Bitter Aftertaste, 0 Calorie, Natural Sweetener, Sugar Alternative, Keto FriendlyUSDA Organic

I’ve been searching for a clean, reliable sweetener for my morning and afternoon teas, and this Pure Organic Stevia Powder has totally changed the game. Here’s why it deserves five stars:• Amazing Value: A little goes a very long way—one jar lasts me months, even with daily use. Hands down the best bang for your buck among all the stevia powders I’ve tried.• Pure, High Quality: No fillers, bulking agents, or artificial ingredients—just 100% organic stevia leaf extract. I love knowing I’m putting only the good stuff into my body.• Perfect Sweetness: Dissolves instantly in hot tea with zero grittiness or clumping. Delivers a clean, natural sweetness without the bitter aftertaste that other brands sometimes have.• Everyday Essential: I literally can’t start my day without it. Whether it’s black tea, green tea, or herbal blends, this stevia powder elevates every cup.• Easy to Measure: The included scoop makes it simple to get consistent sweetness—no guessing or over-sweetening.Minor Tip: If you’re new to stevia, start with just a quarter scoop and adjust to taste. I’ve settled on a heaping ⅛ tsp for my 12-oz mug, and it’s just right.Overall, this pure organic stevia powder is exactly what I’ve been looking for—clean, convenient, and cost-effective. I’ll definitely be stocking up on more jars to have on hand. Highly recommend to anyone wanting a healthier tea sweetener!

This is perfect for my coffee. A very little bit goes a long way. It’s going to take some time to use up this package! I basically put maybe a small pea size in my coffee and it’s perfect.I’ve done the research and stevia is the way to go … this product is great and worth the money because it’s going to last for sometime.

This is pure extract. No additives. Will not spike blood glucose. I have Type 2 Diabetes. I love sweet tea. I've been using grocery store Stevia, the granulated type for over 10 years. I'm now using this. 1 1/2 teaspoons for a GALLON and lowered A1C by 1.4 points. Very sweet.

This product is pure, unadulterated Stevia, which reportedly has some beneficial effects on blood sugar levels and blood pressure. Other variants have dextrose or erythritol as their primary ingredient. They are much easier to measure and use, but far less healthy. Pure Stevia is preferable, but it is very tricky to get the exact right amount for a cup of coffee: too little and the drink tastes bitter, too much and it is overly sweet. The margin for error is very slight. I have found that the optimum amount that equals two packets of aspartame or sucralose is just very slightly more than a level spoonfulof the tiny plastic spoon included with the product. It also tends to clump when added to a not beverage, so it has to be stirred vigorously for a good 30 seconds in order to dissolve it fully.Follow up: after using pure Stevia in place of sucralose for only two months, my A1C dropped from 7.9 to 7.4. This stuff really does seem to have a beneficial effect on blood sugar level. at least for me. As always, I offer the standard disclaimer that YMMV.

I wish I read the label more carefully. I sadly purchased the wrong sweetener which was the Stevia Extract with Erythritol. I don't understand why group the 4 sizes offered on one sale page when 2 of the 4 are Organic Stevia Powder and the other 2 are Stevia Extract with Erythritol.The Organic Stevia Powder tastes great (in which i purchased before and was "repurchasing" to restock) but the other type is just gross and takes a lot more to sweeten to preferred taste.Please create a separate sale group for the difference of the two type you are selling?UPDATE: After one week of tasting the Stevia Extract with Erythritol, I did start to enjoy it as I got used to it, but it definitely requires a lot more to sweeten compared to the Organic Stevia Powder. Also, it dissolves much easier as well in comparison. I still prefer the taste of the Organic Stevia Powder.

This product looks much more expensive than the competition but has a hidden advantage in that its purity makes it twenty times as sweet as sugar. Most other products contain fillers which means you're paying for bulk rather than value. Some of those fillers are downright noxious, too. The drawback for those whose math skills may be marginal is to translate that 20:1 sweetness ratio into practical terms for your recipes. I commonly make tea in a large bottle and reheat in microwave as needed. The little scoop that came with the stevia was way too much for one cup of tea. I wound up using a half-teaspoon of stevia in a half-gallon of tea, which was plenty sweet. The calculation was: 8 cups of tea in a half-gallon. Divide 8 tsp of sugar by a factor of 20 and you get around 0.4 tsp of stevia per batch. That means a scant half-teaspoon is close enough.

The more I read and hear about this organic sweetener, the more I like it. , I use it for coffee and tea. It only takes 1/4 teaspoon for a whole pot. I use a measuring spoon and I don't care if it's heaping or not. it's still 10X less than sugar and 100X safer than Aspartame which gave me big time headaches until I realized it was the Aspartame causing them. So I was leery about non suger sweeteners after that some 20 years ago. But this has become the only thing I use. Now sugar is never on the shopping list.

This is an excellent product. Absolutely NO other ingredients! I highly recommend it especially if you are a type 2 diabetic like I am. Some brands have maltodextrin added. If you do a little research, maltodextrin has many bad health issues. It causes blood sugar spikes, gut bacteria imbalance, allergic reactions, and weight gain. Who needs that? I will stick with this product because of it's pure 1 ingredient-Stevia. I have purchased another brand on Amazon that was also 100% stevia. It included a portion spoon which equals to 1/32nd of a teaspoon. I find that this is all I need in a cup of coffee. I kept that little spoon. These days, it is wise to check the ingredient labels.