Stevia Select Hazelnut Flavored Liquid Stevia – Zero Calorie Coffee, Tea, Drink & Baking Sweetener, All-Natural, No Erythritol, Keto-Friendly Sugar Alternative, 300 Servings – 2 Oz (1 Pack)

This Stevia Select Root Beer Extract is simply put, AMAZING!Do you, like me, have trouble drinking 6-8, 8-Ounce glasses of boring water every day???Add this to your plain old 'boring water' and you will easily drink more than the recommended amount of water each day. I was recently told that I am 'drinking way too much water now'...I put two dropper's full of it into my 40 ounce stainless steel water mug and my boring water, is not boring anymore!When I babysit my 4 year old grand-son, I always bring my water bottle with me. He figured out recently that it's not 'plain water' in Nana's water bottle...he now likes to 'sneak' and sip out of my water bottle whenever it's hanging out on the coffee table.Being sweetened with Stevia is great because there are SO many artificial sweeteners on the market that are bad....I will ONLY use products that are sweetened with Stevia none of that other junk...

At first, I didn't have many uses for this chocolate flavored stevia. My first bottle lasted several months, but things soon changed such that I can't get enough of it.Here's what happened: In my efforts to get my daily potassium intake up to or more than 4.9grams (the US RDA for potassium is 4.9 grams, and no, it isn't toxic above those levels if taken in through food alone. In fact, there isn't a dietary toxicity level set for potassium at all as it is an essential mineral for our survival. Yes, lethal injections have been given, but those are at 50,000 grams of it and you can't get that through foods alone).Okay, back on track here. So I learn coconut water is high in potassium, but learned the amount of it varied by vendor. I wanted to get the most possible, but enjoy the drink at the same time. I ordered one vendor of coconut water (it is really a juice, not a water) from Amazon, and I loved it! However, at 700 mg of potassium per 120 calories, it wasn't an optimum choice, albeit it is a good choice. I did find a brand of coconut water that yields 1 gram of potassium for 120 calories, however, it tasted like a heavy concentrated coconut juice that I couldn't really palate.Then I got the idea of adding the Dark Stevia Chocolate to it and it was a huge hit. I unfortunately don't taste sweet things unless there is far more of it than the average person would add. So, despite Select's recommendation for use, I am far above it to get this dense coconut water tasty and as a result of my sugar tasting needs, I am going through Select's Dark Stevia Chocolate like water. With the help of the dark chocolate stevia alone in the coconut water, I am up to 3grams/day of potassium. That helps a bunch to reach my dietary potassium intake of 4.9g.I am ordering the dark chocolate stevia at the rate of 2 bottles about every 2 or 3 weeks. So yes, I love it!Sorry about the explanation of the potassium and coconut water, but I wanted to explain why I am going through this stuff like water and am loving it!

I purchased this product, in part, thinking to flavor the “plain” zero calorie cola I’d purchased on sale in the hope that it would taste like my favorite, the cherry cola zero that is sometimes harder to find. I’ve also been looking for something to use to flavor water with that doesn’t contain artificial sweeteners or a lot of sodium, as I have health issues that make both somewhat problematic.Flavoring the regular cola was a bust. This syrup has plenty of flavor, but it’s distinctly BLACK Cherry flavor, not the maraschino-type cherry flavor used in most sodas (and cocktails). Moreover, if I used more than 2-3 drops, it was overwhelmingly sweet (the soda is already sweet, after all), and the taste became strongly reminiscent of cough syrup. Not great. 🫤So I tried adding a few drops to flavored sparkling water. I mostly find that they need just a little sweetener to cut the flavor of the carbonation (all I taste is baking soda), and then I can taste the fruit flavor. The syrup wasn’t bad there, but it didn’t suit the flavors I had in the fridge, really.So I started adding a bit to my 32oz tumbler when I filled it with ice and water and cherry-flavored powdered energy drink mix (guess I have a thing for cherry). I tried it with just water and the syrup, and it was just… meh. Instead, I use a single packet of drink mix (intended for 16oz water) in my 32oz mug with 5-10 drops of the cherry syrup, and mix it up thoroughly. And it’s pretty good! Still have to be careful not to overdo it, but it lets me stretch the powdered drink mix that has ingredients in it I don’t love, but just tastes so darn good.I wish that this company made a stevia syrup in a more cocktail-type cherry flavor, but I do plan to try a few other flavors and see what I think. (Note that I don’t drink coffee so I can’t tell you what this would be like for that purpose.)

My SO loves this stuff. I'm not fond of pumpkin anything, but she loves it. Much cheaper than a run to the coffee store.

I am not new to stevia drops.I love the Organic Sweet Leaf English Toffee and Vanilla Creme.But this brand, Stevia Select, I've only tried the pumpkin flavor.Goodness me, it tastes like a tincture preserved in alcohol.The pumpkin spice blend is bland and the bitter taste of the stevia is the front notes.I am scared to try anymore of their flavors.Can't return the item. Consider that when you buy.

It seems I have always struggled with my diet. I took to drinking bottles of carbonated water. Dragging them up the hill became tedious. Stevia has proven to be a good product. Amazon brings it to the door, cost is about the same, good flavour. Put it in filtered water with ice or even in your coffee or add to almost anything that needs to be sweeter. Use just a few drops or more.

There is an extremely present taste of stevia that overpowers the hazelnut. Even though the bottle was sealed , my package arrived potently smelling like hazelnut. Somehow the liquid had seaped out.I bought it for the hazelnut flavour not stevia flavour.

I was looking for a great tasting healthy sugar alternative that does not include erythritol in it and tried the caramel liquid drops. It adds a very nice sweetened flavour to my coffee. Satisfied my sugar cravings with alcohol free caramel liquid stevia extract which has no bitter aftertaste and fresh clean ingredients.

I wasn't bowled over by the flavour of this. To me, it tasted a little bit artificial and nothing like raspberries. However, this is the only brand of stevia drops on the market that uses natural extracts to flavour it's product and they have to be commended for that. All other brands use natural flavours, which are in fact not natural at all. I was really impressed with the price for what I got as it's lasted me ages and I sincerely hope Amazon stocks more from this brand.

Sapore orrendo costo altoMolto meglio acquistare sweetleaf