Lakanto Monk Fruit Sweetener All Natural Sugar Substitute, Golden,28.22 Ounce, 1.76 Pound (Pack of 1)

My all time favorite sweetener!!! It tastes delicious and has a sugar like texture. I put it in coffee and tea, and back with it. It's a 1 to 1 sugar replacement. Keto friendly, 0 calorie. It is the best healthy sugar substitute I have found. And Lakanto is my favorite monk fruit brand! I am so happy I found this.

I buy this sweetener over and over. It's wonderful for baking, but I also really like to add it to my oatmeal, and I've discovered that I love to use it in my coffee. It tastes great and helps me keep my blood sugar balanced. It's great golden brown color. This big bag is a good value. It lasts a long time, unless you are in a whirlwind of baking. The carb content works good with my diabetes.

This is by far the best all natural sugar substitute… it doesn’t taste like a substitute, but like real sugar. There is no bad aftertaste and it’s zero calorie! What more can a woman with a sweet tooth ask for? Regretfully, I cannot say the same about the classic white sugar substitute, so make sure you order the golden.

My favorite monk fruit on the market. The flavor is great, smell, quality is great!

Great taste. Prompt delivery! This is zero glycemic and does not spike my blood sugar.

I really liked that it tasted like sugar in baked goods and because it measures like sugar, the substitute was easy. I had wanted one that was not a blend but pure monkfruit, but I realized that it would take a lot of experimenting with how much to use since monkfruit is 200 times sweeter than sugar. I have used it in a keto cheesecake, in keto custards and to sweeten berries & yogurt.

Glad I tried this. I have been trying to do sugar free as much as I can and while I don't mind the taste of stevia I find it changes the the taste of certain things this does not. I will definitely be using this as much as I can

Lakanto is always good. The packaging was good. High value product. Great sweetener better than sugar

This listing is very misleading. The product is advertised as a monk fruit sweetener, but the main ingredient is actually erythritol — something the title doesn’t mention at all. The packaging puts ‘Monk Fruit’ in huge letters, while ‘erythritol’ is hidden in tiny print, even though it makes up most of the product. According to recent research, many people with heart-related concerns specifically try to avoid erythritol, so it should be clearly stated up front. This is not transparent advertising. Customers deserve to know that this is primarily an erythritol product with only a small amount of monk fruit.