Monk Fruit Extract Powder (25X Sweeter Than Sugar) Zero Calories, Zero Sugar, Zero Glycemic, Non-GMO, No Fillers - Monk Fruit Sweetener No Erythritol - Monk Fruit Powder by Gaudum (3 Ounce (Pack of 1))

Excellent product and service. It only has one ingredient: monk fruit extract, and that's very important to me. I love the taste and use it daily. I use it making iced tea, and it dissolves best in hot water. Great product!

So the first time I had monk fruit I was at a friend’s house and used it in my strong brewed coffee. It was the brown granular type. It wasn’t that great of taste but my friend said it takes some time to get use to. I was using Splenda each morning in my coffee and really loved it. I decided to order the brown glandular version and give it a try. Sure enough it took me about 3 tries to get adjusted. Once I finished the bag of brown monk fruit I decided to try the white granular type. The taste was a little bit better. My husband however could not stand it and continued using the Splenda. The third time I was going to order Monk fruit I decided to buy the Monk fruit in the Raw. Wow, what a difference in taste. It was much sweeter with no bitterness at all and I used a very tiny amount, like almost a good pinch in my coffee. But here’s the really good thing you need to know. This particular brand of Monk Fruit tasted even better than the other brand of Monk fruit in the raw, that I last ordered. Perhaps that is due to the region it came from? Not sure, but I am very happy with it and my husband likes it too. It’s expensive and I don’t like that, but it goes a long way because you are only using a tiny amount. And it’s a healthy alternative to using regular sugar or sugar substitutes with unnatural ingredients. Only one thing off with my order with this brand was I didn’t receive the tiny spoon that it shows in the picture. So be very careful of the amount to use in your hot beverage. Oh and it dissolves just fine in liquid. Good luck and hope you like it. Monk fruit takes a few times to adjust with your taste. Give this brand a try. Update; I just found the tiny spoon in the bottom half of the monk fruit jar. My suggestion is to use a spoon to find your when you receive it.

Very sweet. Personally I think it leaves a sort of aftertaste in the back of your throat which I hate with all artificial sweeteners. The person I bought it for loves it though. A more natural alternative to stevia and other sweeteners. Less cancer risk too?

We were at our son's home for Thanksgiving and he had a jar of this next to his coffee pot and I asked him what is this small jar? He said try it in your coffee. And I said what is this tiny scoop for. You only need one or two scoops he said. Sure enough it only took one scoop and two was almost too much. So it goes a long way and for me I had to have a jar. He found it on Amazon so I took a pic of it and good thing cause there's a jillion jars on Amazon but only one with these flowers on it. The label says a scoop is 15/100 gram. The jar is 85 grams. Your calculator will tell you that is 566 scoops. With that I decided two scoops wouldn't break the bank. I don't always flavor my coffee but this is one of the flavors I keep on hand. You may get a jar like I did and wonder where is the scoop. If so, take a knife and dig. It most likely is buried. Enjoy!

I'm a diabetic, and most "sugar free" alternatives have 5-8 grams of carbs, which defeats the purpose of using them. This particular Mong Fruit is one of the few with no carbs, so I thought I'd try it. I put 1 scoop, as directed, in my ice tea. It didn't sweeten it much, but the taste, long-lasting aftertaste, and smell were horrible. It could very well be just me and my taste and sense of smell, but it almost smelled to me like going to the zoo. Sorry for that comment, but that's how it hit me. Not a fan. Won't use it. Not asking for a refund, since it's probably my body, not the product. BTW, with 526 servings for the price, it was a good deal in that respect.

sweet with no aftertaste

I was trying to move to a healthier option to monkfruit + Erythritol which tastes close to sugar it causes bloating. I take this with my tea and the taste is quite different from sugar. Just need 2 spoons based on the provided spoon. So it goes a long way for the small bottle. But very expensive still compared to similar sweeteners.

This is the only thing I use now for sweetener, especially in my coffee. It doesn't dissolve really easily, you kind of have to make sure to sprinkle it in. However, I did not want the monk fruit with all the extra additives just to make it more "sprinkle-able." So many with additives raise my blood sugar. This does not. It's pricey, but for me it's worth it (I don't use it for cooking). This is about my 4th time to purchase this product.