Truvia Sweet Complete Brown Sweetener, 14 oz Bag | Erythritol, molasses & stevia; measures like brown sugar; non-GMO, gluten-free, kosher, vegan; keto & diabetic

Good product and a good price goes good on my oatmeal

I've tried a few other sugar-free sweetener brands and this one has been the best tasting one, so far. I use this to bake and as also to sweeten my coffee, and it's delicious! No weird aftertaste, to me tastes like the actual brown sugar. I have subscribed to have it delivered every 2-3 months; it's that good!

Ha, I went thru a Christmas longing for sweets which are of course forbidden to me for the rest of my life. I swept thru the supermarket picking up every brand and flavor of alternative sweeteners I could find. Since I've been advised to stay away from saccharine, aspartame and sucralose, that narrowed the field quite a bit. Even out of all the other Truvia's this one stood out as the most sugar-like. Some of the others were reasonably sweet like sugar but somebody had diluted the sweetener too much and it took more product (that is allegedly a million times sweeter than sugar) so you needed double the amount to get comparable sugar sweetness The nice part about the granulated product is it doesn't pick humidity as much as the powder. It's more expensive than it's competitors but that's for a reason. It tastes better and little goes a long way. Uh, 32 oz of this product is a lot. Since I'm only using about two teaspoons a day... it's going to be awhile. The bag is one of those near indestructible plastic ziploc thingys. While it's the most protective packaging it's clear that it's far and away the best ziplock bags on the planet. Sure wish I could think of a good way to reuse them. (massive fit of environmental guilt here) I should warn you I haven't eaten sugar in 10 years. It is difficult for me to detect the bitterness from any of the alternative sweeteners. It's most distinctive if I use very little sweetener. However if you pile the stuff on, the sweetness will drown out the bitterness for any of these products. I just don't like it that sweet.

The brown sugar has an excellent flavor, with no sour aftertaste as I have experienced with similar products in the past. It offers good value for the price. I appreciate that it contains only 7 grams of sugar alcohol and is sugar-free.

I use plant-based sweeteners in order to keep my blood sugar in check. This particular sweetener is exactly like sugar; in weight and volume, it's HEAVY. I prefer the 'fluffy, powdery" sweeteners. For the people up north, I'll use SNOW as a comparison; this particular sweetener is like "heavy snow" that you make snowmen out of. I prefer the "fluffy, powdery" snow that you use for skiing.

Bought this as I always do in March 26. The taste is awful..not sweet at all.in fact zero sweet taste....dont know what went wrong as I have been buying it for years

My boyfriend is diabetic, but I love to bake (and he loves to eat what I bake) So, several years ago I starting mixing Alulose with my sugar so I don't use as much "real" sugar in recipes but the taste is the same and it doesn't affect the texture. (i mix 4# sugar with 1# Alulose) Now I see that Truvia has a product similar that I now mix with my brown sugar to get the same benefits.

High price but great taste. You use it in cooking one on one with sugar. No artificial or tangy flavors.

Probably the best alternative to brown sugar on the market! A great substitute and helps me manage my diet.

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I love this so much. Yummy, no after taste. Have used it making psmf bread. If your keto/carnivore, diabetic or just watching your weight it's worth trying.