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)

These Rootbeer extract stevia drops are very potent and flavorful. I was able to use just a few drops in a can of plain carbonated water to make my own Sugar free Rootbeer! A little definitely goes a long way. It did have a slight aftertaste, but nothing too off putting or bothersome. If you are used to stevia, you most likely won’t notice at all. I have blood sugar issues, don’t consume artificial sweeteners due to their health hazards/ side effects, and am allergic to most natural sweeteners as they often contain corn, so I was ecstatic to finally find a natural sweetener I could have that doesn’t affect my blood sugar and comes in flavors I love. Unfortunately for me, I had an allergic reaction to the preservative used in the drops and had to return this flavor, and another equally delicious flavor. If I could have the product, I would purchase all of the flavors Stevia Select makes, and use them for all of my sweetening/ flavoring needs. Although I can’t enjoy these tasty drops, I hope my review inspires others who are searching for a natural sweetener and guilt free way to make flavorful drinks, snacks, and treats to try these drops. They come in a variety of flavors and are so versatile that their culinary uses are endless!

Tastes so yummy in steam milk or coffee. A+

Yes to Butterscoth. For a stevia product I quite like.. I am more of a brown sugar kinda girl tho. Stevia always tastes a bit funny, chemical like. Weird though because it’s a plant. Not quite sure what I’m saying, bit I’m sure you get my drift. I do like it. Lasts a while. Stevia ingredients. Good concentration for long use. Good value. Just not the biggest fan of stevia, just saying. Ugh. Anyhoo. I do like the butterscitch flavor!😂

I was looking for a Butter Pecan Extract to use in my coffee. My husband recently read an article that said Erythritol (the approved sugar sub in many sugar free products) "may be associated with an increased risk of heart attack, stroke, and even death" My "coffee" includes lots of additions: 2 to 3 types of milk, coffee syrup (which is mostly sugar free and where the Erythritol comes in) and some liquid creamer also often sugar free. I know all the sugar free stuff is killing me but so is the sugar. My usual coffee shop recently made Butter Pecan a permanent menu option and don't tell Pumpkin Spice but it became a new favorite - at least out of Pumpkin Spice season. But their coffee syrup is not sugar free - in fact I think they add extra sugar to it. So all of this is why I went looking for an extract to try in conjunction with vanilla sugar free creamer to get flavor and sweetness and less bad for me ingredients. I was not looking for this type of product that is like an extract but has sweetener. I saw it and waited and waited looking for something else. Finally I decided to try it. As other reviews mention eventhough sealed it has a strong scent right out of the shipping box. It does smell nice. Flavor wise, it is not bad but not really the Butter Pecan flavor I was hoping for. I saw the Pumpkin Spice and the Dark Chocolate versions which are my 2 favorite flavors for anything. I wish I had tried those instead. Yes, I have a PSL and a dark chocolate problem. The Butter Pecan is okay but I find myself going back to the my Torani SF Brown Sugar Cinnamon Syrup and using that as my flavoring. Update: I contacted the seller about this product. The owner of the company replied. She was very kind sharing recipes and ideas. I started adding the Butter Pecan drops to DD Butter Pecan home coffee, with International Delight Butter Pecan creamer, SF Vanilla creamer and again used the drops to replace the SF coffee syrup. I really liked the result doing that and again the smell of this product is very nice. I ended up also trying the Pumpkin Spice. I am not quite sure about it: 1. It does smell a bit more like a candle scent and I am not sure that flavorwise it works as a replacement for the Torani SF Pumpkin Spice syrup that I use. However, I like what this brand represents and was very impressed with the kindness and customer service from the owner that I intend to keep trying the PS flavor and might purchase the Dark Chocolate to try as well.

I have a subscription on another site for Caramel Stevia drops, but they were out of stock, so I came here to replace the two bottles with this product. YUCK!! I've been using Caramel stevia for years, and this brand is the WORST I have ever tasted. It tastes FAKE, not resembling caramel at all. It's bitter, with a terrible aftertaste. The best Amazon has to offer are the Sweet Leaf drops, but the BEST caramel flavor comes from Vitacost.

Update: The company contacted me & refundedy money, which I found honorable. I did use it until it was gone and the flavor grew on me. It wasn't butterscotch, but it grew on me. Honorablr company, & for that I will change my star rating. Initially gave a 1-star review because there was no butterscotch flavor at all. No, All I can taste is the stevia flavor. My initial introduction to liquid stevia flavored sweeteners was Sweet leaf English Toffee Sweet Drops that I picked up at a local health food store. As a diabetic, I've struggled to part with sugar in my coffee. But I keep trying. I just can't give up the taste of my coffee. I tried the sweet drops & I think I could actually give up my creamer and drink it black if I needed to. I liked this. So I searched for Butterscotch. I found it in the grocery store...but...it had a bunch of other long words that weren't included in the one I got from the health food store. No thank you! So I hopped online & spent an entire day (I have to be sure I've left no stone unturned🙄) looking. SweetLeaf didn't sell Butterscotch but the next best with the purest ingredients (only next best because the brand was unknown to me, but so was Sweet Leaf a week ago!) was Stevia Select. So I decided to give it a try. I waited in excited anticipation...& Then it came!!! OMG, OMG, OMG...I make some coffee straight away...stupidly taste it straight from the bottle, get my cuppa all stirred and...raise it to my mouth...taste it ...and could taste no butterscotch. I tried a bit more. Nope. I could taste the stevia, but definitely no butterscotch...BUMMER!!! I wondered if it had to do with the flavor & not the company. The other company didn't even make it, and past this company, I could only find it with the ones that had a bunch of long words in them & well... I'm just not going to put a bunch of odds n ends chemicals in my body just to have a specific flavor! Perhaps I've just chosen a flavor that's just difficult to get right in a stevia liquid...some things just can't be done in a healthy manner. So, give them a chance, I'll try them again simply for their lack of extra long chemical sounding words! Here are the ingredients on both bottles. Compare it to what you find in the store and then you will appreciate them!

I already use this brand of the vanilla flavor on a daily basis, whether it is in overnight, oats, coffee, or baking or even on unsweetened plain zero fat Greek yogurt. I saw this flavor and knew I had to give it a try. You do not need much at all so I would suggest starting with just a couple drops. I actually use four drops in my husband’s overnight oats that have banana in it and he said the taste is absolutely phenomenal. I can’t wait to try this in my yogurt and coffee as well. Excellent product.

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 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.

I have the caramel flavor, it actually tastes and has a pleasant after-taste of caramel. I will definitely use less next time because the flavor is quite strong. This is the first brand I have tried that actually is not only sweet, but tastes like the flavor it is labeled as.

Smells really strongly of... I don't know what. No flavour at all. Used double, still no flavour.

The best stevia I have tasted so far, and likely to stay with this one. I like it better than sweet drops and green powdered stevia. Least bitter aftertaste, though there is a little. It is not sugar! Sometimes with stevia you keep adding more and then it’s too much, but I haven’t found it with this. A natural vanilla flavour too, not synthetic.

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.