SPLENDAMonk Fruit Zero Calorie Plant Based Sweetener Substitute, Keto Sugar Alternative (80 Count)

Trying this for the first time. No after taste!

Monk fruit was recommended to me by a dietician as a safe sugar substitute. Pure monk fruit is hard to use and leaves a bit if an aftertaste. It is also quite expensive in packets. This is blended with erithyrotol, which, unlike all the other sugar substitutes, is not supposed to be harmful to our gut bacteria.

Made from fruitSweeter than splenda

These aren't as sweet as sugar or splenda (to my taste). If I use more than one packet in a cup of coffee or tea, it has a mild aftertaste. It's not horrible, but it's not quite was I was looking for.

I've been using this natural sweetener for quite a while now & out of all the sweeteners I've used, this one tastes the closest to sugar. But zero calories and it's completely 100% natural, so it does not harm your body like sugar does. Very highly recommend it.

I’ve been trying to find products that I can use for sweetening that are not going to have a high impact on my glycemic level. So I bought this product and I was very disappointed. It is sweet, but there is this horrible aftertaste or maybe even a smell in the back of your mouth that’s kind a like, I don’t know, a spoiled fish?? I can’t really name it but it’s… that’s what it made me think of. A much better product is agave syrup because it’s affordable it’s natural and there is no odd flavor associated with it. You can buy the golden agave syrup or the brown agave syrup. Either one is really good in all applications whether it’s on your oatmeal or in your coffee/tea… whatever you want to use it for.

I tried it because it contained monk fruit. But not like the monk fruit sweetner I've had in the past, this has an after taste. I really did not like it. I gave it away and I won't be buying the splenda with monk fruit again.

Best sweetner I've tried