Monk Fruit Sweetener No Erythritol (25X Sweeter Than Sugar) Zero Calories, Zero Glycemic, Non-GMO, No Fillers - Monk Fruit Extract (7% Mogroside V) by Transparency Foods (3oz, 566 servings)

I saw this sweetener on social media and I had to try it and I'm thankful I did. It is awesome, no euretha, no sugar plant derived, totally clean ingredients, it smells good. It lasts a long time. The size is awesome. You definitely get the value for your money.And it tastes great, highly recommend this product

This monk fruit is delicious. I ordered it specifically because it does not have erythritol in it, which can cause bloating and gas. I haven’t cooked with it but I’ve used it when I need a little extra sweet taste in a drink or food item. It’s keto friendly! I highly recommend this item.

I also bought powder which I put into a gallon of tea (1Teaspoon) it dissolves better when I put the hot water into the gallon pitcher. If it not sweet enough for my husband I put a drop or two of the liquid into his glass. I finally figured out if you slightly squeeze the bottle it will dispense drops faster. Personally, to me it does have a bit of aftertaste but it is more important to get off the sugar, so we can bare the aftertaste.

I thought this was a great idea no fillers no other stuff, But it tasted awful I had gotten other monk fruit and am good with all of them but this was added to coffee and was undrinkable.

People have different taste buds and experiences. There's no consensus on the best sweetener. For me, pure monk fruit liquid or powder are the best tasting of the "natural" zero calorie sweeteners. This powder tastes the same as pure liquid monk fruit extract. As some critical reviews have stated, the jar had a lot of monk fruit powder on the jar exterior below the jar mouth's safety seal. I wondered whether the safety seal had been lightly hand-glued. There were small dabs of glue on the jar rim under the seal, and the glued seal was unusually easy to remove. I briefly considered whether the jar was mishandled, refilled, or contaminated. I couldn't see any visible contaminants in the powder, so I used it and found the flavor to be normal for monk fruit powder--which is to say, very good. Hopefully this was a one-time manufacturing issue. This powder mixes easily and quickly in hot beverages. I would have given 5 stars if the jar exterior was powder free and the safety seal was more solidly glued. NOTE: If you are a first time buyer, use the recommended dosage and add tiny amounts, if necessary, until you reach the desired sweetness. Otherwise, your beverage or food might taste cloyingly sweet and unappetizing--and you will be more inclined to unfairly criticize the flavor.

Monk Fruit was suggested by my nutritionist because I was trying Keto. It is a sweetener that works well in yogurt and protein drinks. I've had to play with the portions because a little goes a long way so it takes getting used to. I like it and this small jar is worth the money and definitely goes a long way.

Love the sweetener. Don't need much

This is my second attempt with monk fruit sweetener. The first was a little bottle with a drip tip. It worked well but still had an unpleasant aftertaste. Tried this one. It dissolves easy and works well but for me it still has an aftertaste. It is worth trying. It does sweeten and will help you cut down sugar.