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

I’ve tried so many stevia powders that either taste weird, are full of fillers, or require half a scoop just to get any sweetness. This one is completely different. A little truly goes a LONG way. I’m talking one tiny scoop in a full cup of coffee or a big water bottle, and it’s more than enough. Because it’s so strong, this bag is going to last me forever. What really sold me is that it’s just pure stevia—no dextrose, no additives, no hidden ingredients. If you’ve ever looked at a “stevia” product only to realize it’s mostly fillers, this feels like such a relief. The sweetness is clean and there’s barely any aftertaste, which is rare. The included measuring spoon is super helpful since this stuff is so concentrated. Without it, I’d definitely overdo it. I love that the scoop makes it easy to use the same amount every time whether I’m sweetening tea, smoothies, or baking. If you’re trying to cut back on sugar, stay keto, or just want a clean sweetener without all the junk, this is honestly one of the best options I’ve found. It’s simple, it works, and it lasts.

I was totally amazed when I tried this product. It is the best Stevia I have ever had. The previous one I was using wasn’t very sweet and when I looked at the ingredients in it, it wasn’t pure Stevia. This one is just Stevia.I prefer natural products, raw sugar or honey but I’m watching my calories so I wanted a pure product. I’m very pleased. It tastes fantastic in my coffee. I did use my spoon instead of the scoop that came with it. My spoon had a longer handle so it was easier to reach the product. But it’s nice that it comes with a little scoop.

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 spoonful of 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. Pro tip: put the Stevia in the bottom of an empty cup before filling it with coffee. This allows the powder to dissolve completely and avoids the clumping problem mentioned above. 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 love it, it’s way sweeter than sugar so you just need a very small amount. The taste is natural and has no bitterness at all. I use just a pinch for my smoothies, oatmeal or lemonade and you cannot tell it’s artificial sweetener. The independent research on Stevia is very sound and I’m confident this is much healthier than sugar.

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.

I’ve been using this brand for years! Wonderful. I pour into several small spice jars (with sprinkle holes under secure lids) to keep it dry.

This Stevia is pure, i.e., no erithratol. (sp?) , and the BEST tasting stevia I've ever found. Seriously. NO bitter aftertaste at all. I'm a fan. THIS is my brand now.

Pure stevia is hard to find. It has little to no aftertaste. Drink in iced coffee and hot coffee. Lumps up in cold drinks. I just stir it well on the cold drinks my wife mixes with a small amount of hot water then pours into cold drinks and that works well.