Organic Monk Fruit Extract Powder, 4.5 oz, Pure Monk Fruit Sweetener, Non-GMO, No Erythritol, Zero-Calorie Sugar Substitute for Coffee, Tea & Baking, (412 Servings), by Tejonova

I started using this while experimenting with homemade almond flour muffins because I wanted something lightly sweet without using regular sugar in every batch. Since almond flour already has a different texture than regular flour, I was happy that this blended in easily without making the muffins feel heavy or overly dense. I usually make simple blueberry or banana almond flour muffins for breakfast during the week. A small amount goes a long way, so it's easy to adjust the sweetness depending on the recipe. The flavor stays balanced and doesn't overpower the other ingredients, which I really appreciate in homemade baking. Another thing I noticed is that it works well for smaller batches. Sometimes I only bake enough for a few days, and this makes it easier to keep the sweetness consistent without guessing too much. It also saves me from dealing with extra sugar mess on the counter while baking.

I love this monk fruit and it has nothing but monk fruit in it. It's the only one I have found that is Pure!! No after taste 1/4 tesp. in my coffee and it is as sweet as I love it, no calories. Great product!

Sugar is essential in our cuisine but too much isn't good for the body. I searched for a zero-calorie alternative and found this product online. At first it felt strange getting used to the taste but now I don't notice the difference and can use it guilt-free. I use it to make cakes and add it to my milkshakes. It tastes delicious enough and I'm not going back to regular sugar.

I can't believe how tiny this product is, and it tastes the worse of all sweetners I've had before, and I've had several. On top of it, I just got it about just two days ago and it is non-returnable. Not worth it!

It's ok. Mildly sweet (which is what I like about monk fruit), and minimal aftertaste. Overall, a good option as I have not found any others (yet) that have zero aftertaste. My only complaint is the price for a very small amount of monk fruit. There are few options available that do not have erythritol or other additives, so I was excited to find this one, but I should've paid attention to the amount. My own fault, but I opted for another brand and larger bag on a later purchase as this one did not seem like a value.

This has the best taste of all the low glycemic sweetners that I’ve used. It’s very concentrated you only need a little. It comes with a tiny scoop

Strong, sweet, more pleasant than stevia. My new favorite sugar free alternative

I’ve been using this monkfruit sweetener for a while, and it’s become my go-to sugar substitute. It’s sweet, clean-tasting, and doesn’t have that bitter aftertaste that some other sugar alternatives do. It dissolves easily in drinks and mixes well in baking without changing the texture or flavor of what you’re making. I’ve used it in coffee, smoothies, and even baked goods, and it works consistently every time. Overall, if you’re looking for a low-calorie, natural sweetener that actually tastes good, this monkfruit option is excellent.

Five stars because I think its a good product. Personally I am finding I dont like substitute sugar products at all, I thought this would be a winner. For my tastes its sickly sweet. The friend I gave it to loves it. Expensive out front but you need the smallest amount, so I imagine great value in the end

This was so deceiving. The product was terrible and extremely small. Monk fruit does not taste like this. Put it in coffee and it made me sick. Can’t return it either. How is it fair that you get ripped off for $40 and there is no recourse. Don’t waste your money.

The product itself is great but the original packaging was completely broken upon arrival, leaving the monk fruit scattered inside the outer bag. Could you please send a replacement?

The product is good, no weird after taste. I mean your substituting this with sugar so it's not going to exactly be that taste but its healthier and that what matters. I use this for my fast days great with black coffee and tea, only need quarter or less then a tea spoon. Worth the money and health.

Marketed as pure monk fruit, but it has a bitter aftertaste very similar to stevia. In my experience, pure monk fruit shouldn’t taste this way. I was disappointed and won’t be purchasing it again.