JD Liquid Sucralose 16 fl oz, 25% Concentrated Liquid Sweetener

Works great to sweeten drinks. I make my own diet sodas with liquid sucralose. The brand name squeeze bottles from the grocery stores are quite weak so don't last long. I have been using a more concentrated squeeze bottle called Ez Sweetz for a while however this product is even more concentrated. With the large 16oz bottle size it's the most economical I have found so far.It takes about 8 drops to sweeten a 500ml bottle of soda. Using artificial vanilla you can make a great vanilla cream soda! If you like it more or less sweet just use a drop or two more or less. I use my old Ez Sweetz bottle which has a nice precise dropper end that dispenses nice small drops.Be careful as too much sucralose can actually be both sweet and bitter if you overdo it!I would buy this again however this will last me a very long time! It does have a best before date of just over two years however if kept in a cooler, dark cupboard should hopefully keep even longer.

This is a really good sweetener, very potent. A 16oz bottle will last me 8-9 months for sweetening various drinks and dishes.a good rule of thumb when using this, 1 drop is about as sweet as a teaspoon of sugar.The only downside is that this bottle isn't meant to be used to directly apply to dishes/drinks. You will need to get a dropper or squeezable eye dropper bottle to have precise control over how much sweetness you're adding as it's VERY easy to add way too much sweetness.

This stuff is liquid gold and is perfect for trying to cut out sugar. I add a couple drops to bubbly or my coffee and it fills that craving for sweets. It's very strong so it will last a very long time and can be used anywhere that sugar would be.

I have both hypoglycemia and an allergic to wheat. This makes picking a necessity if I'm going to eat baked goods because gluten-free products are very often high on the glycemic index. With hypoglycemia you got an opposite reaction. When your sugar goes up it will suddenly drop. So using sugar honey or even agave is not wise. Erythritol and alulose are great but they're not as sweet as sugar and need some help. This liquid sucralose is perfect for that.I use it in my coffee or tea because the powdered variety does have dextrose in it. It is better for me not to have that. I put this in small bottles that I bought on Amazon. I tend to like things extremely sweet. So I carefully drip four drops from the small bottle not this big one, into a 16 oz mug of coffee. It's quite sweet but does not have an off taste. I've slipped an accidentally squeezed the bottle instead of just letting it drip and that puts too much sweetener in. That's the point that you will taste chemicals. Used to sweeten things normally or even quite sweet, there's no chemical taste. If you add too much of it, well, yuck. But that's just user error. It is not the fault of the product. It is highly concentrated which is wonderful.

I use sucralose in my coffee and other beverages. A friend at work told me about this so I decided to try it and am glad I did. 3 drops in my coffee makes for the perfect level of sweetness (pretty sweet but not syrupy sweet). It’s shocking how little you have to use. I bought a little glass bottle with dropper and it’s perfect. I seriously think this will last years, so it’s definitely cheaper than always buying the bags of powder.