Stevia & Monk Fruit Liquid Sweetener, Original, Erythritol Free, Squeeze Bottle, 1.62 Ounce (Pack of 6)

Best natural sweetener I have found on the market. No artificial additives. Just stevia and nectar. I have been buying for years. Tastes great. No aftertaste.

This is the best tasting liquid stevia I've tried. Even my husband Iikes it, and he hates the stevia aftertaste most products have. It mixes quickly into hot and cold drinks. I add it to my milk and froth it with matcha powder. It balances the strong flavor of matcha. I haven't tried it in coffee yet. But it's also delicious in black and herbal tea. The vanilla flavor is mild, not overwhelming. It's also easy to squeeze the right amount. The lid flips open from the side and doesn't get stuck like some droppers I've used. The ingredients don't contain any sugar alchohols, so I don't have to worry about digestive issues.

Love this. Tastes great. Use it in my tea

Absolutely perfect but one squeeze is too much for me. I do one squirt into a tiny cup and use it for 3 glasses of tea. But if you love sweet tea, one squirt would be perfect for you. No sugar alcohol! Agave with stevia and monk fruit. The best sugar substitute on the market!!

I like the taste but when you squirt it out, some of it lands on the outside of the container and it's very stickey!!

It tastes fine, but it comes shooting out in a thick stream so you need to be extra gentle when squeezing vs any other liquid sweetener, i.e. Splenda, MIO, etc. One squirt of this is really equivalent to 10 of the other brands. I destroyed my coffee with my first go, and I'm still getting the hang of it now. It tastes fine (if dosed properly) but I would say there is a much stronger stevia bitterness than a pure monkfruit sweetener. No erythritol, but there is agave nectar- I can't imagine the glycemic impact is any better. The package says zero calories - but that's rounding down to the nearest 5 calorie increment, and assumes the laughable claim that the bottle contains 40 servings. It would be nice if the labeling laws in the US required a calorie/sugar reading for using the entire package so I can be aware of whether this entire bottle actually has 0 calories or 200 calories... impossible to tell.

Still the best and only sweetener that uses regular ingredients and nothing discovered by scientists who were trying to create fertilizer or clothing dyes

The older labeling includes “with agave syrup” but if you read the ingredients it’s the first ingredient listed. The new label doesn’t mention it at all but still listed as the first ingredient! Health reports show it’s actually not very healthy due to processing. I find it suspicious Whole Foods has eliminated it in its labeling but not its ingredients.