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

Nice and sweet with no bad aftertaste. It’s perfect for coffee and good for travel. I originally bought pure Monk Fruit powder, but actually prefer this liquid version because it mixes better in my coffee. I know it’s not 100% pure Monk Fruit because it does contain some water, but that just means you have to use a little more. You can’t bea the price either.

I noticed that most monk fruit that is in stores usually has the Erythritol added which is really adding carbs...so that was not something that I could use...I have tried the powder that is strictly monk fruit and I could always get it to work ..it does have a little bit of a metallic taste but when I use it in plain greek yogurt I don't notice it..since I do notice it in my morning coffee...I do mix it with my zero Splenda regular .and it makes it so I only need to use a little bit of the zero Splenda...if I don't add the monk fruit liquid to the morning coffee.,,I end up using waaaaay too much of the Splenda regular zero ..so it is helping me to save money and makes my Splenda regular zero last longer by adding the monk fruit...I do think that the monk fruit is much sweeter than anything else I have ever tried..it does not upset my stomach the way other sweetness do ( ie : stevia). since I am keto it's important for me to be able to sweeten my coffee yogurt and other items and I will keep coming back to have my monk fruit in my sweetner repretoire.

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.

Splenda Monk Fruit is ok; not as good tasting nor as concentrated as NuNaturals. The Splenda "squirt" is not quite controllable. It's easy to get too much, which then tastes bad. NuNaturals provides a glass dropper for precision sweetening and, no matter how much is used, it never tastes bad. Splenda is much less expensive, but much more dilute.

Just the right amount of sweetness, without the erythritol.

I've been a Splenda user for years but recently decided to try and move to a more natural alternative, so I've been trying Stevia and Monk Fruit. Wow was I surprised at just how sweet and natural tasting this sweetner is -- it truly only takes a few drops (don't overdo it!) to give the flavor of a couple of teaspoons of real sugar to my coffee and it helped add just the right touch of sweetness to my homemade cranberry juice cocktail.

Didn't like the Aftertaste. Add Slenda after the Drink has cooled a bit to Avoid the Aftertaste

We love saving calories, and unfortunately, the only alternative seem to be artificial sweeteners, which were chemically enhanced and not good for our bodies because of the chemicals involved. We decided to try this natural sweetener, which is low-calorie. It takes a while to get used to the flavor, but now we are hooked and saving calories while eating healthy. It looks like a small little container, but it has literally hundreds of servings that you can put into your coffee or iced tea to make it sweet.

Great sweetener as it comes in pure form, so no bulking agents like maltodextrin or sugar alcohols (which can cause digestive issues if you're not careful.) Can have a slight bitter aftertaste, but this can be reduced with a masking agent like vanilla essence or salt. I use it for baking and cooking desserts like cakes, cheesecakes by combining it with liquid sucralose. The two sweeteners combined with vanilla create amazing guilt-free desserts.

Excellent sweetener. The flavour is clean and pleasantly sweet without any bitterness or strange aftertaste. I do wish the powder form had a taste closer to this one, since it’s much more affordable. But for liquid monk fruit, this version is smooth, reliable, and easy to use. Definitely a solid choice for anyone avoiding sugar alcohols or artificial sweeteners.

With so many different sweeteners out there, I just find monk fruit a lot of tolerable than stevia. While not as strong as original splenda, this is nearly perfect. For those brand new to sweeteners, yes, you'll notice a little after taste, but that's not to say that it's bad. I find it a lot better than stevia. I was using monk fruit 1:1 blend with erythritol previously, but since that was getting bad press, i just wanted monk fruit. i thought these bottles would last me longer, but i usually end up using a bottle a month which is actually more expensive than when i was using the blend, but what i really love about this is that it "dissolves" instantly. My trick is to use some sparkling water and squirt some of this into there and it's a poor man version of zevia pop haha. The 2 caveats of the product are 1) cost 2) wish it was a drip head instead of a squirt bottle. Makes it harder to use a precise amount

Did not expect the bad aftertaste, sweetness concentration to high , difficult to dose.

Great flavor with no after taste and the right amount of sweetness without the issues of sugar.