NOW Foods, Certified Organic Monk Fruit Liquid, Zero-Calorie Liquid Sweetener, Non-GMO, Low Glycemic Impact, 8-Ounce

Love it. Just a few drops sweetens my tea or coffee. Be warned, though -- an extra drop or two can make it too sweet. It doesn't taste exactly like sugar, but more like sugar than stevia, which I think has a kind of weird aftertaste. I like that it isn't a chemical like most other non-caloric sweeteners. The NOW brand just has de-ionized water, organic monk fruit extract, and organic cane alcohol. An 8 ounce bottle lasts me over 6 months. Now I only need to buy sugar for baking and to have on hand for guests if they want it. I keep it in the refrigerator but probably wouldn't need to. I first bought the convenient 2 oz. size. It works well for me to refill it from the more economical 8 oz. container.

Tasty, but still has a bit of the stevia taste. Monk fruit is crazy expensive, but if used wisely is worth it. The liquid form is good for some uses i.e. cereal (because powdered sweeteners often don't dissolve properly). I try to stay mostly with natural sweeteners; I also use allulose sometimes (has a cooling taste, but is more cost effective). I do NOT use this liquid sweetener for my coffee, though LOL. Gotta draw the line sometimes. I didn't deduct a star for the cost, but that has to be a consideration.

Organic, simple, and no aftertaste. This monk fruit sweetener is zero calories, zero sugar, and actually tastes natural, no stevia aftertaste or cooling effect. The liquid blends instantly into coffee, cocktails, and smoothies. Not overly sweet, which I prefer. A few drops go a long way. I keep this one on on my arsenal.

The product is fine. Just a few drops are all I need for my morning coffee or iced tea. No bitterness or aftertaste for me. Should last for quite a while. However, Amazon’s shipping is sorely lacking. This small bottle was left to free ball in the box. No protective wrap for a glass container. Could easily have been shipped wrapped in a bit of bubble wrap and then placed in a padded enveloped.

In the quest to reduce sugar consumption - I have tried many natural and artificial sweeteners. This monkfruit liquid is my favorite and I even bought one for my bestie to try. It's the best for liquids or to sweeten up fruit if it's not sweet enough or even cereal. But it's not something I could envision using for baking because it has no bulk. 8-10 drops are my personal preference for a cup of coffee or tea or other beverages. I can't use artificial sweeteners since I have a bladder condition and they are very irritating to my bladder. And something about the satisfaction of drinking or eating something that's sugar-sweetened feels like it's missing. Even with stevia - it feels like something is missing. But with this monkfruit I never miss the sugar. I highly recommend it.

Way better than Stevia, which has a terrible aftertaste, erythritol and allulose all of which give me stomach issues.

I'm comparing this monk fruit sweetener to my Better Stevia liquid drops...and Better Stevia (same company NOW) works better in baked goods. I like to make microwave mug muffins...so this is the comparison between using two little squirts of the Better Stevia liquid then trying the same recipe with 8 drops of this monk fruit. Not sweet enough...I'm also using blueberries and chopped dates in my recipe so I'm not looking for a sugary flavor...but the result was just blah... I then tried 10 drops of monk fruit the next time I made the muffin...(one portion)...still not sweet enough....Went back to using my Better Stevia which seems to be fine when I'm baking a flax/blueberry mug muffin in the microwave. I had to keep adding an excessive amount of monk fruit drops in order to reach a satisfying sweet flavor...and even then, it wasn't really sweet enough at 15 drops...... I tried tasting a drop of stevia on my finger...it was bitter and not palatable....I did the same with the monk fruit....but it tasted good right out of the bottle, and much like natural sugar. But for the price (And Amazon is very high on this product), I think I'd find it more cost effective to buy monk fruit in powdered form. I first learned about monk fruit from the herbal company called Herbasway....they make green teas and other concentrated formulas...Not saying I recommend any of their products because I don't use them anymore....but I have used Lankanto monk fruit to bake cookies....it worked very well in baking...This NOW monk fruit just doesn't work for me...I went back to using my Better Stevia....two tiny squirts makes my mug muffin taste perfect.. This monk fruit never achieved a sweet enough level even at 15 drops would have supposedly given me the equivalent of two tsps of sugar....and by no means am I a fan of very sweet flavors...It's just that my muffins kept tasting like I used no sweetener at all...and I just stopped trying to use this...It seemed to have a very diluted flavor...and I would have used this bottle up so quickly that it's clearly way too expensive to ever want to purchase it again...

I love this stuff. I use it mostly to sweeten tea. Just a few drops so a bottle lasts a long time. A great alternative to Stevia. There is no bitter aftertaste. Too bad the price just went up.

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Has an alcohol-like taste or aftertaste. Tipped mine out in favour of organic monk fruit extract.

Ótimo

I bought two bottles and the after test is incredibly bad . I can’t believe I payed much for it to throw it away . It’s listed in Amazone Japan but I’m very interested from where exactly came because the bottle is plastic and the packaging was very poor looking like i ordered something from temu .