Natural MateBulk Sweetener - Organic Stevia Granular Powder Blended with Erythritol - 2:1 Sugar Replacement for Keto, Paleo, Low GI – (25KG/55Lb, Pack of 1)

Was buying Stevia in the Raw brand Stevia for awhile......until I learned that the MALTODEXTRIN they Combine with the Stevia is Yet Another Toxic Additive making it pointless to use. Glad to Find This Product.

I like it. It has no aftertaste. I just wish it were less expensive.

I really like this replacement sweetener. It is twice as sweet as sugar so you only need half. I’ve put it in muffins and cakes and cornbread and can’t tell the difference, even by those in my household that say they could tell if it wasn’t sugar. It’s a little spender than most, but it taste the best, and has no aftertaste. At least to me.

My husband is diabetic and I am fat 😂 so this is perfect for us both. We use 1/2 cup to replace 1 cup of sugar in our tea for 2 quarts, from the South and we like it sweet. This is granulated like sugar and I love the fact that there is pretty much no dust from pouring it into our canister like it is with the powered version. It is a staple in our house.

This is the only “sugar” I use! Although it is very grainy so I have to watch what I put it in or it’ll make the food really grainy. But it has great flavor and sweetens well

The first thing my husband and I noticed was how sweet it is (pouring some onto the finger to taste etc.) I guess everyone is different and there is one review who said it wasn't as sweet as sugar but we say otherwise. It is extremely sweet and in my first cup of tea I used one teaspoon and figure I can get away with even a little less that ! It is sweet sweet sweet ! Next let me say the reason I am looking for something is my husband is mildly diabetic and my kidney egfr is a little lower that wanted so I was trying to fin something that tasted ok and still was fairly easy on the body. I used to use Splenda but have heard that it isn't good for you either so trie Truvia/Stevia. Oh gosh that is terrible tasting to me. Yuck ! Double Yuck !! So I had to find something else. I have changed over to not drinking any sodas and for iced tea I drink plain with nothing added but for my hot tea I just had to have something. It was downs\\ to the point I was just going to put a little regular sugar in it and heck with everything else. Then I saw this and decided to give it a try. It "might" have a tad of an after taste. It is not really major to me and way better than the aftertaste of the truvia/stevia. By adding even a little less (I'll give 3/4 tsp a try next) it may eliminate that. But it is not really noticeable though. But at this point is is something I can live with and enjoy my tea. I think if used with baking or cereal it might be just fine too. But as I said, it is sweeeeeeeet tasting so you really don't need as much. So for now, I am happy. If that changes I will add to this. But it is by far the lesser of evils, and a pretty sweet one too.

This works for my kito diet product is amazing.

Be careful for Stevia sold with Erythritol. I saw some negative reviews from other customers who were shipped packages of Stevia with Erythritol. My shipment of product does not appear to have Erythritol in it. (At least, I didn’t see anything about Erythritol on the packaging.)I am using a food log/tracker app to make sure I track what I eat so that I can stay at or under my MAX calorie goal each day. I am a recovering sugar addict, and I typically drink my sugar. We have a large 3-gallon party punch dispenser from Costco that fits inside the refrigerator, and I’ve been making limeade using pure lime juice, water (5:1 water-to-limeade) and this granulated Stevia (2-1/4 cups Stevia to 3-gallons prepared limeade), and it is delicious! There is a slight aftertaste, but I don’t mind it.IMO: Stevia doesn’t offer such a good cane sugar replacement for solid foods as much as it does for beverages. I actually like taste of beverages sweetened with Stevia.At $40 + tax for 5lbs, this is not a great value, compared to granulated sugar.