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 ServingsUSDA Organic

This is by far the best monk fruit sweetener I’ve tried, liquid or powder. Only a scoop or so is needed to sweeten your drinks, and if you mix it thoroughly with whatever powder being used (protein powder, cocoa powder, even powdered aspirin) it dissolves completely. I’ve found that adding it directly to liquids tends to make it clump, so by trial and error I found the best blending method. There’s no aftertaste in my opinion—I’ve tried many powdered drinks with it—when I don’t add this brand of monk fruit, the drink is very bland. I haven’t tried baking with it yet so I’ll have to update my review once I do. It is expensive, but because you need so little, it ends up being very economical. This is my go-to choice of monk fruit sweetener.

I use this sweetener every morning in my breakfast. I mix a small amount into plain Greek yogurt with fruit and granola, it can be used in other dishes without any weird aftertaste.It also works great in oatmeal and coffee. Just a little goes a long way, and I love that it's a zero-sugar option that still tastes natural. It's become a regular part of my routine.

Close sweeter to tasting like sugar. It clumps at first but stir a bit more and will soon dissolve. I love it and use it in my tea and coffee daily. All you need is a small amount so it lasts for a long time.

It's a decent natural sweetener if you're trying to avoid sugar or artificial options. The sweetness is strong, so a little goes a long way. It doesn't have the weird aftertaste that some sweeteners have, but it is a bit different from regular sugar. I like that it doesn't have erythritol or other added ingredients. It mixes well in drinks like coffee or tea and I also have used it for baking too. Overall, it does what it says. It's a simple sweetener that's helpful if you're cutting down on sugar.

I thought this was a little expensive, but I was looking for a natural sugar substitute with no additives so I decided to give it a try. It is a very fine powder, like confectionery sugar, but brown in color. It comes with a tiny measuring spoon which is great. Suggested serving is 1/8 teaspoon so this bag is going to last me a long time!!! I found that 1/8 t is too sweet for me so I use about half that amount. At first, I did detect an aftertaste, but I don’t anymore. Maybe I’m just used to it. It dissolves best when putting it in your cup before adding your hot liquid. It does clump with cold water, but I just let it sit a bit and then push the clumps against the side of the glass and they dissolve.Very happy with the purchase and would recommend highly!! I’m looking forward to using it in baking, tooI’m actually giving it 4.5 stars but rounded up.

The monk fruit powder says it is pure which is a major plus, given the side effects of some of the sugar alcohols added to it and stevia. I like the flavor and use a small scoop for a large cup of beverage. No calories and no spike in glucose levels make this a sweet-a-holic's dream substitute. Haven't tried it in pies, custards, etc. since I don't keep sweet desserts in the house. For beverages I highly recomment it.

I really wanted to like this product. Organic, natural, zero calorie sweetener made from a fruit extract. Was a bit on the expensive side, but if it could solve my sugar craving, it was going to be worth every penny. Unfortunately, I couldn't get past the taste and after taste. If you can deal with the flavor of diet sodas, then this might be a good alternative for you. If you hate the taste of diet sodas like I do, then I would try it somewhere before buying it.

super sweet and tastes like sugar