Monk Fruit Extract (6 Drops = 1 Tsp of Sugar) Zero Calories, Non-GMO, No Fillers - Liquid Monk Fruit Sweetener No Erythritol by Transparency Foods NEW FORMULA (1.7oz, 167 servings)

Tea drinker. I like it hot and sweetened. I quit sugar after an A1C review and went to Truvia, which was okay, but it has eythritol, and the "tols" promote some wicked gas and bloating. I went back to just plain tea. It would take hours to finish a cup, plain tea unsweetened is dreadful. I researched monk fruit extract. It said it was sweet with great health benefits, and no added sugar alcohols. Sold/ordered. The first time I used it, it changed the taste of the tea making it drinkable, but not so sweet. I upped it from six drops to eight drops, now it's perfectly sweet. I can drink my tea now, just like if there were sugar in it, burning my tongue and quickly. This product has a new, grateful customer. Thanks!

Excellent Sweetener, easy to carry in purse for Coffee or Tea while out dining, Very healthy for you verses all the chemical artificial garbage. I love the taste of this, I even use the powder monkfruit in baking.

The packaging was hard to get off. The product is awesome. I like that I can control the amount I use. I also like that it doesn't have any sugar alcohols so there is no weird aftertaste. I mix use a few drops after adding my allulose. I had to get it separate because otherwise the allulose is made from corn.

Product is good. This is first time I have used this extract. I do not like using things with erythritol so I was glad to find this product. Now for everyone to know, it is strong but not as strong as something with erythritol. You will have to use the trial and error method to find the perfect amount of sweetness for your taste. I am glad it is liquid because I don't have to worry about it not sdissolving.

I tried it, I like the taste and I put it to my coffee, do not changed it flavor, like other sugar substitutes- Buddhist Monks where the one that first grew and use this fruit, Natural and healthy.. “Luo Han Guo” in Chinese😄 uses in traditional Chinese Medicine, so good to keep it in your pantry to soothe your throat, alleviating cough symptoms. Contain mogrosides; antioxidants, has anti-inflammatory properties and the best zero calories, just ensure to read the ingredients, so read labor carefully, and rule of thumb if sugar and dextrose is in the ingredient then it is not pure Monk, it’s a blend..