Smart Monk - 100% Monkfruit Extract, Non-Glycemic, Zero Calorie, Sugar-Free Monk Fruit Sweetener (30g)

This is an essential tool in the war on sugar, and the ideal iteration of monkfruit, as it's highly concentrated and yet still reasonably affordable. Its tropical flavor is reminiscent of papaya, and with wonderful properties in terms of its zero glycemic index and its zero caloric energy indexing, it's likely you'll find a place for it in your cupboard alongside an Erythritol product, and for the same reason you have multiple spices in your spice rack. I came to quickly love this product, and have kept it in my sweetener arsenal ever since. Considering its intense concentration, it also represents a good value at this price point. - Was this review of use to you? If so, let me know by clicking "Helpful." Cheers!

As with any natural white sugar alternative, you have to give this some time and focus to understand and appreciate it's value and flavor. I was desperate for a just Monk fruit sweetener as you usually can only find it with sugar alcohols added. Which in my experience with my own reaction and my families, is VERY bad for your body. So that alone makes this item worth the cost. Plus to find it at this price is a huge blessing. For those who say it's not sweet tasting I would say give your taste buds time to get used to it by not using it by not still consuming white sugar sweetened items or using any other sweetener like honey, agave etc, at the same time. Use it alone or with stevia for a while. And to those that said it smelled like "wet dog" I would say don't stick your nose right over the tea cup as your adding the sweetener. It smelled like toast to me as I added it to my warm tea and the smell quickly went away as I stirred it in. IF you truly need a sugar alternative and can appreciate the blessing of a truly natural and healthy sugar alternative then this is the sweetener for you!

I will always love this monk fruit. Is consistently good quality and is there now a shaker container so is so much easier to take care n your purse. Monk fruit is not like other sweeteners. Takes a little getting used to. Has a nice sweet after taste that stays on your lips long after the tea or coffee is gone. Once you get used to it, you're hooked. Powder such as this goes much further than liquid drops. Is kind of pricey but a little goes a long way and all the great health benefits of monk fruit are definitely worth it. Lowers blood sugar, fights pancreatic cancer, is just a truly wonderful product.

I love that this product is pure and doesn’t contain any fillers or anything, but unfortunately it’s still had that same alternative sugar aftertaste as most do. Bummed for the price that it was.

I have been on Keto for 6 months and have been using a Monk Fruit - Erythritol blend. I wanted to try this pure monk fruit so that I could keep it in my purse and add it to beverages when I am away from home. I found it worked really good for iced tea. However, when added to a cup of hot coffee it became bitter. Much like when adding stevia to coffee. I don't think I will purchase again.

I use Monkfruit sweeteners a lot, and have tried many different types of it - liquid, powder cut with erythritol, or just plain Monkfruit powder, as this is. A little bit goes a LONG way - only about 1/16 of a teaspoon does the trick for me, to sweeten my coffee. So many people expect it to dissolve like sugar does, or other sweeteners. It DOES, you just have to add it to your hot or cold beverage, and then let it "set up" for a few minutes. It dissolves completely. No bitter aftertaste, and it is really SWEET! Very pleased I got it!

Some people say it's supposed to be 200 times sweeter than sugar... I dunno about that, maybe 10-20 times sweeter. Either way, I like the flavor a lot. Not merely sweet but also seems to have a kind of nutty savory flavor too. I like to add a small amount to Soylent, really makes it good! It's much finer/powderyer than your usual table sugar, and doesn't seem to dissolve in water quite as easily so it might be a little more difficult to mix into liquids. Still not too difficult though!

I was not fond of the flavor. It just tasted weird to me