SweetLeaf Indulge Sweetener - Sugar Substitute with Stevia, Monk Fruit, Allulose, & Inulin, Use for Baking, Cooking, or Coffee, Granulated Sugar Alternative, Keto Friendly, Zero Calorie - 16 Oz

This is a good sugar substitute, natural ingredients, and the blend gives it a good flavor. It measures the same as sugar and is good for baking or using as is. It's a little pricey but worth it for as much as a I use it.

Great tasting no bitterness!!

This one-for-one substitute for sugar works well for baking and sweetening beverages. It tastes wonderful, with no aftertaste whatsoever. As a registered dietitian, Sweetleaf Indulge is my top recommendation for natural, sugar-free substitutes that are free of artificial sweeteners and sugar alcohols. While more expensive than most sugar substitutes, it is worth the extra cost because you can trust it will sweeten your food/drink and not harm your health. I’ve only ever received positive feedback about this product from my patients who have tried it! I’m not paid to say any of this. I just really love this product, I want more people to benefit from it, and I want Sweetleaf to keep making it!

The product is great but the asking price here is $10 more than if I just go to the store for the same 16OZ bag. Maybe my grocery store messed up, the price on Sweetleaf.com is high as well. Well for the time being I got 12 bags for $10 off each😈

I was so excited to find sweet leaf Indulge. It tastes like sugar but you have to use a lot of it to really sweeten anything. I like this brand and I use the sweetleaf stevia everyday.

Haven’t opened this yet but was delivered without damage so that’s a plus. I have ordered the spring before and really like it so it should work great.

SweetLeaf Zero Calorie All-Purpose Indulge Granular Sweetener We like this blended sweetener (Allulose, Inulin, Stevia, and Monk Fruit) for hot beverages as we didn’t detect an aftertaste and it dissolved well. The resealable 16 oz / 454 g bag states that one serving is 1 tsp / 4 grams and when I measured a tsp that’s exactly what it weighed. 113 servings per bag. I’ve purchased SweetLeaf liquid stevia many times; this is a well-known brand name. We’ve been using Whole Earth Stevia Leaf & Monk Fruit with Erythritol (packets) in coffee but were ready to try something without erythritol. One of the Whole Earth packets is ½ tsp, and it’s taking about 1 ½ teaspoons of this sweetener to replace that one packet. It’s been a while since we’ve used sugar in coffee, but according to the Whole Earth website 1 of our old packets is equal to 1 ½ tsp of sugar, so this does seem like it’s a one-to-one sugar replacement. I bake with sugar and don’t plan on changing that since this sweetener is more expensive. However, I did try this on a piece of cinnamon sugar toast, and while it sprinkled well, the texture is finer and the taste was just not quite like sugar, so we’ll stick to happily using the rest of this bag in hot beverages. A label on the bottom of the bag that I received in August 2023 states “Best By 5/01/2027”. No “Made in…” information on the bag that I could see, just an AZ address for Wisdom Natural Brands.

Best alternative sugar to bake with hands down