SPLENDA MONK FRUIT LIQUID, Zero Calorie Sweetener Drops, 3.38 Fl Oz (100ml)

I noticed that most monk fruit that is in stores usually has the Erythritol added which is really adding carbs...so that was not something that I could use...I have tried the powder that is strictly monk fruit and I could always get it to work ..it does have a little bit of a metallic taste but when I use it in plain greek yogurt I don't notice it..since I do notice it in my morning coffee...I do mix it with my zero Splenda regular .and it makes it so I only need to use a little bit of the zero Splenda...if I don't add the monk fruit liquid to the morning coffee.,,I end up using waaaaay too much of the Splenda regular zero ..so it is helping me to save money and makes my Splenda regular zero last longer by adding the monk fruit...I do think that the monk fruit is much sweeter than anything else I have ever tried..it does not upset my stomach the way other sweetness do ( ie : stevia). since I am keto it's important for me to be able to sweeten my coffee yogurt and other items and I will keep coming back to have my monk fruit in my sweetner repretoire.

Absolutely my preferred solution for sugar-free living. I put it in my coffee every morning and there is seriously no difference between this and sugar in taste and this is if anything more economical. It goes a long way. Very convenient to carry the squirt bottle around and put it in coffee at the convenience stores if I'm on the road.

Works well for use in hot or cold drinks. I love it for making keto fat bombs or keto candy. Flavor is great. Bottle doesn't leak. Squinting the amount can be hard to judge at times but overall I enjoy using it for many things. Great to take one in lunch sack for school or work. Easy to take when traveling use. No more searching for the sweetner I like when not at home.

So I’ve been using this the past couple of weeks in my teas and coffee. It is definitely sweet, however I do find it has a bit of an after taste if I use too much. I also feel as if it’s watered down, and even in the ingredients water is listed first and a serving is 1/4 teaspoon. With “pure” liquid extracts the servings are measured by the drops. I’ve been using a Monkfruit and allulose powder mix, and this was my first try of a Monkfruit liquid. Honestly, I will be ordering a liquid from a different brand the next time…this was ok, but I feel it’s worth checking out what else is out there. That being said, it is a decent size bottle for quite a bit less than other brands, so it’s good for people starting to look for alternatives to sugar. I usually drink three hot drinks a day, and this has lasted me a couple of weeks so far.

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