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)

Definitely need time to get used to it. This is sweeter than most other monk fruit liquids I have tried which really helps. Flavor for me is better than stevia but still has that lingering after taste.

This is by far the best monkfruit extract! Most others I’ve tried are watered down so if it seems cheaper per ounce it definitely isn’t. I highly recommend this product have used at least 4 other brands out there and they do not compare!

Convenient to carry everywhere, 6 drops=1 tsp is for people who have really wicked sweet tooth action happening!! For me, 3-4 drops was more than enough to turn my large McD tea into a large McD sweet tea without the diabetes hit!! All the flavor without the BGL spike. This little bottle will last me a LONG time. I use it pretty regularly in my iced tea and the bottle is still practically full (and small enough to fit in a hoodie pocket or my purse). It doesn't have that awful Stevia style aftertaste either and no gut issues/toilet trauma because it is just Monk Fruit without Erythritol!!

I absolutely love this monk fruit sweetener. I’ve been using it in my coffee, and my tea daily and it tastes great. The only reason I’m giving it four stars is because the bottle cap is ridiculously hard to open! It’s so strange, sometimes I can open it easily other times like just now I’ve spent five minutes trying to open it. It’s bizarre. I know I’m not the only one because I read other reviews. If this company reads the reviews, please change this bottle, cap! I will probably have to try another companies Mog fruit drops just because I hate this bottle cap! Otherwise it’s a great product.

Today is my 9th purchase. I have used it for a year now. My husband and I began a no processed sugar journey. Including all breads/pastas. We do occasionally eat some form of berries but BOY DID I MISS SWEETS! I did my research (best I could) on artificial and substitute sweeteners. With staying away from sugar alcohols b/c of recent research, I have used stevia several times over the past yrs and it's served me well but wanted a alternative to stevia. I am VERY satisfied with this product! It is sweeter that stevia with less after taste,smaller amount needed and doesn't spike insulin. I do use it in a dessert form where liquid is needed. The bottle is hard to squeeze but drops are adequate and if more is needed at one time I remove plastic dropper. Fortunately I have never had mine foam up but did have concerns over the summer when product was left in the heat on my porch with delivery. That said,I placed it straight in fridge and used once cooled. Heat didn't seem to affect it. This is one of the few forms that is "pure" with less additives.

The claim that ‘6 drops = 1 teaspoon of sugar’ is exaggerated. In my experience, I need 10–15 drops in black tea to match the sweetness of a single teaspoon of sugar. While it *is* sweet, it’s far weaker than advertised.That said, I’ve been sugar-free for years and prefer an erythritol/monk fruit blend—it’s a true 1:1 substitute with no guesswork. This pure extract might work for light sweetness, but if you’re used to sugar’s intensity, temper your expectations.It works fine with less bitter drinks, Rooibos tea for example.

If you are diabetic, or just trying to cut back on sugar, this stuff is amazing! It might seem pricey, but a bottle will last several months. I put between 6 and 12 drops in my tea (depending on the size of the cup) and it tastes great.

So, I want to be completely honest. I need to be completely honest. I don’t understand why people say there is no aftertaste. For someone with a lifelong love for sugar (and the blood reports and dentist bills to prove it), there is definitely an aftertaste.Review after review, blog after blog… they all claim “no aftertaste” with monk fruit! Maybe these are people who live in the world of sugar alternatives and maybe this is the best they have found.Today, I used it for the first time and put some in my morning coffee - I’m probably just better off drinking coffee without any sugar.I’m not giving up on this though. No calories and made from nature? Very creative and from what I’ve read amazing health benefits. As with anything, things can have an acquired taste. Knowing just how much of a culprit excess sugar can be as a determinant of inflammation and knowing how inflammation is at the root of almost every single lifestyle-based body illness, it is in my internal locus of control to limit excessive sugar in my life.I will keep at it with this product. It is very easy to use, it’s a small container but clearly will last a long time. Every single doctor has asked me to walk away from sugar. Every single study, every single piece of advice has asked me to walk away from sugar. So I’m going to use products like this to help tool me with alternatives.I bought this product with my own after tax income and wrote this review without any concession. I took the time to do the extra labor and write this review because this is not a cheap product but also a hassle to return. I want people to know the truth from my perspective as a sugar lover and as a first-time monkfruit user.EDITI realize I never posted the review… but now I will. I had the whole day to use it again. I put some in oat milk chai - it wasn’t bad! It had a nutty (like betelnut type of nut) kind of after taste. Still that is better than equal or stevia or whatever else is there.Then in the evening I made a limeade (lime, water, and lots of sugar usually) as a pick me up (bc otherwise coffee or tea will mean I won’t sleep). I used the monk fruit drops - for some reason the lime cancelled out the monk flavor… I think this is a great product.I will keep one star off bc I don’t think it tastes like sugar at all, it’s just completely different. Like date sugar tastes like sugar. A date tastes like sugar. Banana or mango tastes like sugar. A sweet apple can taste like sugar. This does not, but it does some kind of balancing act without all that saccharine taste.I also got the monk fruit + allulose 1:1 blend - I’ll review that separately. But both are pretty much the same. I think the taste will grow on me. If anything, I stayed away from 3-5 spoons of sugar today. Crazy.