Monk Drops - 100% Monkfruit Liquid Sweetener, Zero Glycemic, Zero Calories, Zero Sugar, No Added Water, Concentrated Monk Fruit (350 Servings) (Original, 2 Pack)

I've tried a variety of zero carb for Keto sweeteners and I think these drops are the best. No, don't let anyone tell you that it tastes like sugar, because it does not. Think of it like sweetening hot tea with honey rather than sugar - it's good, but a little bit different. That's what these drops were like for me. I notice no aftertaste at all in hot coffee, which is primarily where I use them. I tried Allulose powder and it did have am aftertaste and also gave me a stomachache. The monk fruit drops did not do that. I never thought my coffee would be as delicious as is was with sugar, but I've been using these drops for a few months and I am very pleased. It's not an acquired taste, but it does take some time to get used to the different KIND of sweetness. Hope this helps, because there are a lot of options out there.

I drink several cups of tea a day and any time I'd tried a sugar alternative it was terrible. Splenda, Sweet&Low, Stevia, all tasted weird. I swtiched over to Honey for a while, but that's messy and can be expensive. I'm a beekeeper, so it's not like I can't get more, but I still don't really like it in my tea. Not all the time anyway. After hearing about Monk Fruit as an option I tried it and have never looked back. It's amazing. It's like honey, but not. It's like sugar, but not. When it's in my tea, usually black or ginger, it's perfect. I'm addicted now. I buy a few bottles a month and they're small enough I can carry one with me to have throughout the day. I'm completely addicted. When I have a sweets craving I'll put a drop on my tongue. IT'S SO GOOD YOU CAN DO THAT! Haven't tried it in recipes though, only tea.

I like it better then stevia. Stevia has a bad after taste, this has a mild after taste but it does the job for my coffee. I dont want to use sugar anymore. Though I do have to use alot more drops then it says. It is not cheap.

Wanted a sweetener for coffee and tea that did not have that yuck after taste. Or have any other sweeteners (chemicals) added to it. This works just a few drops takes the bitterness out of a strong brew. I do sometimes add a pinch of salt to some restaurant coffees to help but don't need to at home. I don't use cream so I can't tell how it works with that. It seemed expensive until I factored in how little I use in each cup and then compared it to the packets which are usually a blend of synthetic crap and decided it was worth the little difference per month of usage.

Used for a sugar substitute. Has no calories and no off taste, compared to stevia, which has an annoying after taste.

This liquid sweetener has become my new favorite. I use it mostly in my tea. There is now funky after taste, and is 100% monk fruit NO added chemicals. It is a bit pricy. You get 2 bottles 1.5 oz each for $25.00 but one bottle lasts me a month and I use more than they recommend per cup of tea.

Easy use for travel around. Take to work and home. Sweetens with just a few drops. Has an aftertaste that the regular monkfruit granulated sugar doesn’t seem to have (at least to my taste buds) but isn’t totally awful. Not chemically tasting, just ....aftertasty. So far, no leaks during transport! Small enough to fit in desk and doesn’t take up much room. Have used in keto type hot chocolate and coffee.

I guess tastebuds differ. I made a 12oz latte using fresh ground columbian beans and nonfat milk. I first had a sip with nothing added to get a base flavor. Added 4 drips, no taste. 8 drops, I could taste the sweet. I don't like my coffee super sweet so that was just right. If you like coffee sweetened like candy (similar to bubble tea shops), you will need to use more, I figure 16 drops would be coming close to tea shop sweet for me. Overall I am satisfied, no aftertaste like stevia, doesn't take a lot to sweeten to my liking. I figure 1 bottle will last me a month with my daily coffee habit.