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Pros & Cons
Pros
This sweetener dissolves well in my coffee and is perfect in baked good too. It's not workable for all baking, such as situations where you want the sugar to brown, but for basic baked goods it works fine. You can throw it in the blender to make confe... Read More
The price per ounce is a bit high compared with other similar options. The ratio of monk fruit is good! Really like the tast of this. I'm shocked monk fruit is so underrated! Better than sugar!
Monk fruit helps to even out the slightly bitter tones erythritol can sometimes have. I usually go for the liquid which is pure monk fruit instead of the granulated or powdered version.
Erythritol seems to be the go-to as a filler for sweeteners. This sweetener is as described and i am happy with it.
Cons
The serving size is eight grams. The erythritol content is listed as 8 grams. This product has a main ingredient danger for my health.
Highlights
Quality
This sweetener blend of erythritol and monk fruit is really great - no aftertaste, no chemical junk, just a zero-carb sweetener... Read More
Love it no aftertaste made overnight oats with it
This product is zero calories and it's organic.
My body doesn't tolerate artificial sweeteners, and i have cut way back on sugars with calories in it, as i am putting on the pounds.
Price
This was an excellent price for organic monk fruit.
Good monk fruit for a good price.
Shipping
The bag i received in late-july 2021 has a best by date of april 2023.
Competitiveness
This has no weird after taste, like so many artificial sweeteners i’ve tried, and it’s better than stevia, in my opinion.
The now brand of monk fruit tastes the best and is better priced then many other brands.
For the amount you receive and the price this is going for, this is a fair and comparable deal, compared to other brands and types.
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- Our engine has analyzed and discovered that 42.3% of the reviews are reliable.
- This product had a total of 435 reviews as of our last analysis date on Oct 26 2024.
Helpful InsightsBETA
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Note this is a monk fruiterythritol mix not pure monk fruit extract
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
However it makes me feel better knowing that its certified organic
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Ive been using monk fruiterythritol for a while now to cut down on sugar for health reasons candida overgrowth being one of them and although you cant always substitute it into recipes that use sugar for its chemical properties traditional pectin preserves caramelizing etc
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
It seems to dissolve okay about as well as sugar at least
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Much more expensive though but now brand usually has better prices
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
If you are very tastesensitive its possible you will notice a difference in flavor but for me its not really noticeable
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The now brand of monk fruit tastes the best and is better priced then many other brands
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Nobody suspects that it is not sugar
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