SPLENDAMonk Fruit Liquid Zero Calorie Sweetener Drops, 3.38 Fl Oz Bottle (Pack of 1)

I love the fact there are not an abundance of chemicals in them.The ingredients are water, monk fruit extract, citric acid, Potassium Sorbate and Sodium Benzoate. The last being a preservative. I have no understanding as to what the Potassium Sorbate is added. That said, I find it to be an excellent sweetener. I have used other liquid sweeteners that use alcohol as first ingredient rather than water. .

I cannot stand the taste of stevia, aspartame, sucralose, etc. I cannot drink sweetened protein powders or diet drinks because the taste is so overwhelming to me. I got this sweetener to substitute honey and agave syrups. I am trying to watch my sugar loading in my smoothies. I have only used this monk fruit extract in smoothies, and it pairs very well with fruits. I could not taste anything but the banana and peanut butter that I'd added. It sweetened it up though with just a 1/4 tsp and it was 12 oz. I have not had it with any beverages. I tasted a little that had squirted on my hand. It was very very sweet. I thought it tasted a lot like sugar. I think 1/4 tsp. might be too sweet for say an 8 oz coffee drink. I found out about monk fruit sweetener from several youtube nutritionists. It's supposed to be healthier than any other sweetener. I sure hope that that is true because I like it.

I use a tiny squirt of this in my mushroom coffee. Zero calories, just a little is all you need. Monk fruit is a good alternative to sugar without the bad side effects!

This is better than another brand of monk fruit liquid I tried. I may buy again.The taste is OK. I'm 75 and have been using artificial sweeteners for decades. I'm sort of used to the taste. I use a few drops of vanilla extract in my coffee to offset the bitterness in artificial sweeteners.What I don't like about this:- I prefer something that I can actually 'measure', like in drops. One squeeze isn't very accurate and depending on how strong or long my squeeze is, the amount differs. And hence the taste differs.- As others have stated, the bottle stays 'squoze'. It does not refill with air after you squeeze out the amount. They really need to correct this. If it's supposed to indicate that you're almost out of sweetener, it's a bad idea. I just don't like that it doesn't return to original shape. Probably my latent OCD at work, but I just don't like it.

Tastes great in coffee, tea, or anything you want to sweeten. Perfect for travel, work, your purse, lunch box, or briefcase as well.

I already know this is a great product. However, the bottles I received are about three months from expiration date. It would appear that this vendor bought up a supply of this product close to expiration, probably had a discount, and is selling them at retail. When I buy a bottle from Walmart, the expiration date is one to two years out.

This help me during a fasting day and is better than sugar

In an effort to limit dietary sugar in my coffee, I've tried many alternatives. I've found this one, as well as stevia and other non naturals, to have an aftertaste and would not buy it again. It's pricey and, for my taste, requires far more than advertised.