SweetLeaf Sweet Drops - Flavored Stevia Liquid Sweetener, Stevia Extract, Zero Calories, Gluten Free, Keto Friendly, Non GMO, Natural Flavors, Sugar Alternative - Chocolate, 1.7 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)

I love coconut so if you do to then I recommend getting this. Good sugar substitute and flavoring for your drinks.

Even though I purchased this months ago, I just used it last night. Coffee no longer likes me, so I’ve had to seek out a palatable coffee alternative - which I did. Unfortunately Dandy Blend isn’t offered in flavors and all too often coffee creamers will irritate my stomach. I was truly missing that French Vanilla flavor and this really did the trick for me. It was a tiny bit too sweet, but I did kinda squirt a hearty squirt that first time, so less will probably be more. I also purchased the Pumpkin Spice, and I will be trying that now too without further delay. I’m so very happy being able to enjoy my French Vanilla coffee(ish) once again!

I have spent the past year trying to lose menopausal weight and get healthier in general. Giving up sugar and sweeteners has been a challenge. I've used honey to sweeten my coffee for many years and no matter what I tried as an alternative it just couldn't compare. I tried a few other flavors of stevia, even plain stevia, but I'm not a fan of the aftertaste. I saw this and thought maybe the caramel flavor would better mimic the flavor of honey. It did! I was finally able to eliminate sugar from my coffee using the SweetLeaf Caramel flavored sweetener. I have added it to my auto-ship and will be trying the chocolate, coconut and vanilla flavors as well. It shaved quite a bit of calories off my morning coffee (which is my supplement vehicle that includes mushroom complex, creatine and pasture raised collagen powder and regenerative farmed half & half in it so it's a crucial part of my morning routine). It's the perfect sweetness, has minimal aftertaste, easily mixes and smells like caramel.

Almost as good as Bai!!

Item: "Sweetleaf Sweet Drops Liquid Stevia Sweetener, Coconut, 1.7 Ounce" ~ The coconut part of the flavor is good, and accurate - no added pineapple like coconut frequently has. For me, it takes probably more than the suggested amount for the flavor to be strong enough, because I want a coconut drink rather than vaguely coconut-flavored water. I already like plain water by itself, so when I have this it's for the purpose of a flavored drink. The stevia sweetener has the unpleasant aftertaste (bitter? chemical-y?) that seems to be a hit or miss thing for me. But if I add a few drops of liquid sucralose, it almost entirely cancels that out, and I think it may also enhance the coconut flavor a bit. The unpleasant aftertaste is still there if I only use a little, so it's not because I'm using more than intended. I wish there was a version of this that used sucralose instead of stevia. Or even one without any sweetener at all, and just the coconut flavoring by itself.

I buy these on repeat. I love them as a zero calorie sugar substitute. I keep one in my purse so I can use it in the coffee at work or church. You only need a small amount, a tiny squeeze, or else it’s too sweet so the bottle lasts a while. I use it daily and a bottle lasts me about a month or so. It’s most expensive than sugar but I still love it.

This tastes great. I mix it in with my store bought chocolate milk. It tastes like a liquid version of a coconut Mounds bar. It's really yummy. ;-) Like the caramel option that is made by the same brand, this can settle to the bottom if not stirred in well. You add it in, you stir it lightly you will not notice much flavor until you get to the last few sips of your beverage and then it hits you all at once and can be too intense. Just stir or shake it well and periodically and it will evenly mix well.

Barely any caramel flavor in ratio to the stevia. Also note there is no precision possible in measuring a unit they call a “squeeze” I used a 4 decimal point precision gram scale that I use for measuring small quantity ingredients and spices for baking to get a closer idea of how much I actually used. 1 ml typically is very close to a weight of 1 gram so this is the comparison I used. That said 1 ml of more dense liquids, for example maple syrup do weigh more than 1 gram per ml (milliliter) of liquid at closer to 1.4 grams per milliliter. Anyway, you don’t really need to be precise in this way to just add slowly the caramel stevia “drops” a little at a time to taste. So, fyi anyway, the “drops” in the squeeze bottle aren’t actually “drops” at all. I ended up using 2.6 grams in a 17 fl oz latte, which would be just slightly more than the recommended amount. What this gave me was a latte with an overwhelming and obvious taste of stevia and a stevia aftertaste and very little caramel flavor at all. Total waste of money for an already overpriced product.

Adds taste and flavour to water. Best taken with water straight out of fridge with ice in summer

Swwet leaf tiene sin duda los mejores productos de Stevia, no deja un sabor extraño en las bebidas y viene mega concentrado.

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Delicious flavor! Lasts a very long time, use sparingly

The flavor should have been a bit stronger for my liking. Tastes great in coffee