MONK FRUIT SWEETENER LIQUID - MONK FRUIT EXTRACT - No Erythritol, Zero Calories & Sugars, No added water, Keto-friendly, Designed for Tea Lovers

I’ve been keto dieting for many years now and always on the hunt for sweeteners without the aftertaste. I’m also a diabetic with needing to concentrate on reducing my carb and sugar content. This monk fruit extract does it for me, no aftertaste. Keep in mind everyone’s taste buds are unique with various differences. It smells and tastes like honey but healthier and better. A few drops in my herbal hot tea was amazing. It’s very sweet as honey just without the sugar that will spike your insulin levels. This monk fruit has zero calories, zero sugar, zero carbs, zero glycemic and keto friendly. The ingredients are monk fruit only, no additives or Erythritol. The color looks as the photo, a golden brown. This is my first time purchasing and it won’t be my last. I recommend this monk fruit extract to all diabetics, keto low carb dieters and anyone who doesn't need the high blood sugar rush.

Excellent natural sweetener without any chemicals! Just a drip or two are all you will need in a cup of Ted or coffee. So much better for you than packaged sweeteners!

Thought I would give this a try, since 138 Monks Drops is having supply issues. Flavor/Sweetness is just as good as Monk Drops, but I have issues with it. 1) It's 100% monk fruit extract, so how exactly is "designed for tea lovers"? Trust me, it works just fine in coffee, or flavored water. 2) For roughly the same price as the 138 brand, you get 1/2 oz less. This means it's more expensive. 3) I dislike the glass bottle, and dropper very much. You have to be careful to squeeze lightly, if you're measuring by drops. The dropper doesn't reach the bottom of the bottle. 4) Both 138, and Gaudum state on the bottle, 6 drops = 1 teaspoon of sugar. But the Gaudum drops are larger coming out of this old school dropper, so that's inaccurate. 6 drops of Gaudum is closer to 9 drops of 138. 5) I don't get the "tastes like honey' thing, but I suppose that is subjective...

This monk fruit sweetener tastes better than any. I have tried on Amazon. No weird after taste, no calories, what’s not to love?

My brand was out of stock so I gave it a try. The texture is thick, more like honey so it falls off the dropper before you begin to squeeze. This made it hard to count drops. It's also not as sweet or tasty as Now Real Food brand which is fav and is back in stock. I use Monk Fruit sweetener as a sugar substitute for coffee and the tiny lightweight bottle travels easily.

I love this stuff. Last a long time. Great sugar alternative. I even use it in my deviled eggs.

Best tasting non-sugar sweetener, doesn’t trigger allergies like stevia and erythrytol, good price—what more would you want?

Dropper does not function properly and constantly leaks causing a gooey mess that runs down the outside of the bottle. That’s unfortunate because otherwise it is a healthy, tasty product and I like the fact that it is a glass bottle rather than plastic.

Not really happy with the taste and high price