DureLife Durelife Organic 100% Pure Monk Fruit sweetener, No Erythritol, Monkfruit Extract Powder, USDA organic NON-GMO Project Verified, Keto Certified, OR kosher No Fillers Zero Calorie S

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I had been using Splenda until I saw the recent studies that it can cause digestive problems. Upon further research it looks like all of the synthetic sugar substitutes cause some sort of problem or another. I decided to try this and I am very pleased. There is a very slight bitter aftertaste but I adapted to it after about a week of use and now don't notice it at all. It is much much sweeter than sugar, 1/8 tsp of monk fruit equals one teaspoon of sugar. So even though it is definitely pricier than sugar or splenda the bag goes a long long way! The bag is resealable so it doesn't need to be shifted to another container for storage. I'm extremely pleased with the monk fruit extract and will continue to use it!

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Very sweet but just what I need as a healthy sweetener. You don't need much so be mindful and will also last a good while. This company make a quality product. I have purchased my own, a bag for my mom and one for a friend at my church.

I like this much better than the organic stevia which is bitter tasting. This is NOT BITTER at all. It is sticky & the powder flies out when you open & close the bag, so I store it in an air tight container with a snap on/off lid to reduce the powder scattering. Also helps to open & close it over the sink.

I'm diabetic, so I need to limit my sucrose intake. Every version of monkfruit powder I search for has Erythritol, which I don't want. This is pure monkfruit extract. It's an extremely fine powder that seems to be slightly hydrophobic, meaning it doesn't dissolve really well in liquids. The solution (HA! Unintended pun!) is to make a syrup with boiling water and keep it in the fridge. This stuff is extremely sweet, so err on the side of caution when determining the ratio of powder to water. The good news is, if it's too sweet, you can dilute it. I would recommend trying a tsp per cup of water to start and see how that tastes. It has a great flavor with no aftertaste or bitterness that is common with sugar substitutes.