Durelife Organic 100% Pure Monk Fruit sweetener, No Erythritol, Monkfruit Extract Powder, USDA organic NON-GMO Project Verified, Keto Certified OU kosher No Fillers Zero Calorie Sugar Substitute 10 OZ

Loved this item, the best replacement for sugar that there is for anyone cutting back for health reasons or benefits. After taste is manageable, when baking you can add a little vanilla to mask the fruitiness, at least that's what I discovered for the few dishes I used it in. Quality is good and would order again. Bag seals back up nicely and it's a good size that will last for some time.

I was blown away to realize that most things that advertised Monk Fruit, were actually mostly sugar alcohol instead! So I began a search for the pure product & that was surprisingly difficult, so I was super grateful to have found this one! It is a bit difficult to get it to dissolve completely, but still more than worth it to have a much healthier option 🙌🏼

Really good stuff. I don't use a lot of sugar anymore but when I do I use this Monk Fruit Extract. 8 times sweeter than sugar - I mean, where I used to put a tablespoon of sugar on my cereal I now use about 1/8th that amount of Monk Fruit Extract for the same sweetness. It's amazing to me how it can come in at zero calories but I'm not complaining. Where has this stuff been my whole life?

Gave four stars because this may be just normal for monk fruit. But this taste a bit bitter. I've only used a mix of monk fruit before. I don't like this one. It also tries to clump in hot drinks. I haven't tried it in cold.

Great Experience!The item arrived exactly as described and right on time. Shipping was fast and the packaging was secure and professional, ensuring the product arrived in perfect condition. Everything went smoothly from start to finish. Very satisfied with the overall purchase experience!

I love this product, but some people say there's an aftertaste. I noticed it if I put too much in my drink, but used judiciously, it's excellent for drinks and baking.

This product is less than ok in my humble opinion. I am a fitness fanatic and I eat healthy with about 20+ years of fitness and nutritional experiences..I am on keto and I have noticed the the following:Pros: it is sweetCons:1) it is not as strong as others claim taste wise. It is not like sugar where the more you put the sweeter it gets. This almost has a sweetness threshold and has aftertaste! So the more you put the taste stays the same and more aftertaste.2) I have noticed that I crave more sweets throughout the day after I use it as if I got kicked out of ketosis process. I had it with hot black tea and later on the day I crave more sweets and feel like tired so obviously some how my insulin was triggered.3) I get bloated, they do claim it is pure extract but I react to it worst than having the real thing, sugar. So unsure if the content is 100% “pure”. When I am off of it no bloating or gases4) small quantity for the money too. Bag and spoon are a mess as it is so fine. I’d give it 2 out of 5 in that department it could get improved. Maybe a can would probably work better.Lastly, I am just going to cut out sugars/sweets completely. Every time I try a sugar substitute I get more cravings throughout the day as apposed to just being on keto and not crave anything. I actually do one spoon of the real thing I.e Sugar (only one spoon) and no bloating and seem to stay in ketosisThat said, others may react differently or possibly my system is just “too clean” to notice those difference so do as you wish but that’s my experience. Do I recommend it to a family member? No.

VERY SWEET. Only 1/8 of a teaspoon is enough for a huge mug of coffee. Powdery, though. If you're not careful opening the package or transferring it into another container, you'll end up inhaling and choking on the fly-away dust cloud it creates! Because it floats like powder, it also takes a little more effort to dissolve in liquid. I chose this brand because it advertises as being Non-GMO "organic"... no sugar alcohol (Erythritol) or other additives. I'm not a chemist, so wouldn't know one way or the other. It does raise my blood sugar slightly, but so does everything I ingest, it seems. The big bag is only a 1/4 full, and that disappointed me at first, but because you need to use so little of it, it's STILL almost a 1/4 full after all these months. It leaves a slight overly-sweet aftertaste on your tongue, but nothing I would describe as bitter or unpleasant. I suppose it depends on your DNA and individual taste buds.