Organic Monk Fruit Extract, 5 oz, Pure Monk Fruit Sweetener Organic No Erythrytol and Zero Calorie, Sugar Substitute, Powdered Monkfruit Sweetener Keto and Paleo Diet Friendly, 458 Servings

Very good sweetener Seems authentic, I tested it with CGM and it didn’t cause any issues

you think it's expensive for 5 oz, but it's not because you only need less than a quarter of teaspoon for each drink.

Do not recommend. Had a horrid taste tout and threw away my tea.

I hated the after taste

The best and only monk fruit extract I buy. Pure and organic. no additional ingredients. Perfect for my low carb diet and for my overall health. Has zero effect on my glucose levels (I wear a continuous glucose monitor). And provides a sweetness that is perfect in my coffee and kefir and anything else that I would use it in.

A lot of servings for a good price. It’s a lot sweeter than sugar, the serving size is just an 1/8 of a tablespoon which the spoon is included. No side effects or nothing and it tastes the same as sugar when I use it in smoothies. It’s a very fine powder and not clumpy at all. And best of all it’s 0 calories

This is very expensive but goes a long way. It taste nothing like grocery store monk fruit because it’s pure. The grocery store product is hard for me to digest because of the added erythritol. So the pure form I can tolerate better. But taste is not the same. So I use half of the grocery store kind with a teeny tiny bit of this and it cuts down on my erythitol intake while still making my food sweet and calorie free. So it’s a good choice but keep in mind it doesn’t taste the same and has a flour texture opposed to an actual sugar texture

I've been trying to cut down on sugar, but honestly, most alternatives leave a weird aftertaste. I stumbled on this sweetener and decided to give it a try. I'm so glad I did. It's super concentrated, so I only use a tiny bit for my morning oatmeal and yogurt. It blends perfectly without being grainy or bitter. Plus, the bag lasts forever. It's a staple in my kitchen now - simple, effective, and actually tasty.

5 oz lasts an incredibly long time when 1/8 of a teaspoon is more than sweet enough for a 16 oz drink. There is a slightly bitter aftertaste to monk fruit extract, but that’s not the seller or manufacturer’s fault. As one of the few sweeteners one can use during a carb-free dietary restriction that doesn’t cause an insulin reaction, it has been a godsend.