Capella Flavor Drops Super Sweet Liquid Sweetener Concentrate 13 Milliliter Bottle

It is pretty good. I use this in coffee and it seems better at sugar/sucralose for taking the bitter edge off, while still preserving the "coffee" flavor and not making the whole thing sickly sweet. I'm personally making ~16oz Americanos (espresso + water) and use one drop of this, plus a *very* light sprinkle of a sugar/sucralose blend, and I like the result a lot. Very good for reducing sugar intake.It's hard to say this is a complete or perfect replacement for sugar in all cases, but I like that it helps to cut back my sugar intake.

These are by far the best Sucralose sweetener you can buy without getting that fake sweet taste, they are Superior in the Sucralose lines of sweetener I initially purchased to add 0.5g to 1% max to 30mil of Diy vape juice and love the flavor so much that i have been using it in baking and drinks made cookies and a cake with it never did I think i would ever use these instead of sugar for baking

Very sweet and pairs well with loran oils and emilsified pre adding to lip balm 1 or 2 drops max ...yummy!

Really good product. However, it’s not oil soluble.

Love this stuff. I use it in my coffee everyday! 3 drops in my 22oz and you would think it had a 1/2 cup sugar in it. Use it in a my vape juices I make when I have a sweet flavor I am making. Good all around.

Wow! What a surprise! I've always been able to taste the difference between zero-calorie sweeteners versus regular sugar, but I'd have to state that Capella's Super Sweet is the closest thing to the taste of regular table sugar than any other zero-calorie sweetener I've tried!I'd be hard-pressed to tell the difference if I were to participate in a double-blind taste test, it's really that good! I use between 1 or 2 drops to sweeten my beverage and it's fantastic. (Per the package instructions, it even states to use 1-2 drops of sweetener.)Also, the person who submitted their review claiming that the item shipped to them was "expired," upon receipt, that is NOT correct.The date shown on your attached photo shows the date of PRODUCTION, and NOT the expiration date. (It even states "PROD" before the date, and includes a "batch" or product number on the bottom.)If the paper you included in your photo actually came from the package of your purchased product, it was only included to indicate that the stamped PRODUCTION date was NOT TO BE CONFUSED with the product's actual EXPIRATION DATE.)As one whom relies on customer reviews to determine whether or not to purchase a product, that particular review was incorrect and misleading.Also, most extracts and flavorings are shelf-stable and have some form of preservative, thus do not require refrigeration.

Great for not adding extra sugars

Well, I hear a lot of bad reviews about these bottles being expired from unexperienced customers who know little about juice/ flavoring production they are not expired. It is the date of production which you see at the bottom of the bottle you will see PROD meaning (production date)9/18/2023. As you may or may not know it potency of the flavor of oil increases as time passes by into months. I am enjoying my juice for my new smoke mod and I also ordered the sweet super sugar is on its way 5 stars thanks for a sealed potent product.