Monk Fruit Zero Calorie Sweetener (2x Sugar Sweet, Original), 5kg/11Lbs- Granular Powder Blended with Erythritol - Sweet Natural Alternative to Xylitol and Stevia - Sugar Replacement for Keto, Paleo, Low GI

I had heard from several shoppers at my local health food shop about monk fruit, so decided to give it a shot as I can not stand all these other sugar substitutes. They all leave a chemically taste in my mouth ewwwww. So took to my computer and my favorite shopping site and found my nirvana. This truly is heaven in a bag. TASTE like, pours like, looks like but is not sugar. You can even use less :) I think the best thing about it is that it has 0 calories and is safe for diabetics. If I could still climb up to the rooftop I would be there now screaming to one and all telling everyone to buy a bag or two, and leave sugar behind. Really you have to buy a bag you will not be disappointed. Truly nirvana in a bag.

I did a little research before buying this monkfruit. I first watched a You Tube forum on monkfruit and how the body reacts - sugar wise. It does not raise your blood sugar level as high, like other sweeteners. This brand was a little better price wise and taste wise .... pretty darn good. I was nicely surprised how like sugar it really is. But like any "artificial" sweetnet, it does have a slight after-taste but I'm very willing to deal with it. Try Natural Mate Monkfruit and see how you like it. Let me know what you think ....

This is the best! We won’t eat the pink, blue or yellow stuff - they taste terrible. The additional monk fruit in this gets rid of the unpleasant aftertaste of the erythritol I found I’m the Mankanto and other 1:1 products. It’s also a bit sweeter than sugar so we use less. It’s great in coffee and on cereal. Such a great option for the keto, low-carb and diabetic folks!

Is ok but it is a little grainy, 1 to1 with surgar not 2.

I was pleased to find something with no aftertaste. This will continue to be my go to for sugar. I need to remember that you only need to use half of the amount of this compared to regular sugar. I have used this so far in keto zucchini bars and frosting, in my brewed iced tea for sweet tea, cheesecake fluff, and keto pancakes if it calls for sugar. I honestly cannot tell the difference. As with everything you try to get healthy with, its a bit spendy.

I've been on this friggin keto diet for s few weeks now. My problem is my morning (big) cup of tea. I've been drinking it with sugar & milk for 40 yrs. I love it. I dont care what ANYONE says, theres no sweetener that is as good as..or tastes REMOTELY like sugar.... I get it. I've tried every little packet. Yuck. Stevia..gross. Erythritol w/Stevia...uugh.😖 Monk fruit w/ erythritol....🤔 now we're gettin somewhere. I still have to add like a 1/2 tsp+ to supplement the sweetener🤭, but I'm TRYING. 😉

I'm disappointed I cannot return. It has a nasty aftertaste and is gritty.

This Monkfruit/Erythritol blend has a nice taste but it's not 2x sweet! I bought this 10 ounce package for $8.55 because it claims to be 2:1 sweetness so I thought it was worth the price. However it's not twice the sweetness, it's exactly the same as Lakanto granular. So I basically paid $17.10 for the sweetening power of a 10 oz bag! Not worth it.