BulkSupplements.com Monk Fruit Extract Powder - Luo Han Guo Extract, Monk Fruit Without Erythritol - 500 Servings, Gluten Free, 2g per Serving, 1kg (2.2 lbs) (Pack of 1)

I have been using a different brand of monk fruit extract for a low carb sweetener that's a white powder I decided to try this one but it's not even as sweet as sugar and it's a brown powder. Instead of using about 1/16 teaspoon of the other brand in my coffee I used 1teaspoon of this and it still wasn't as sweet. If it's got some medicinal( not verified by the FDA) kind of use or something, sure, fine, whatever. But if you're looking for a powerful sweetener don't waste your money. Update: After research, brown is the wrong color for monk fruit,so I think this was mistakenly packed with some unknown product. Others said it's not returnable, but as it was still in the return window, I perisisted and after trying different things, was able to chat with a live entity (lol). I asked why it coudn't be returned as the time was still valid. I didn't see anything on the item description that says it wasn't eligible. The human at the other end said he's refund it anyway & I could discard or keep the item. Persistance sometimes pays.

Just what I needed as a health conscientious diabetic. Nothing included that on any of the current "bad for you" lists. It tastes great, only don't add too much or it can be over sweet.

Contains Maltodextrin, which is basically sugar. It totally defeats the purpose of using an alternative sweetener like this. Get your refund from Amazon and find a better product, this is NOT pure monkfruit, and I'm not even sure if it's monkfruit at all based on the total lack of sweetness.

Great taste, good pricing and NO ERYTHRITOL in this pureformula! PERFECT!

There's nothing wrong with this product brand per se, just that monk fruit powder itself isn't an ideal sweetener IMHO. I'm going to try it in baking, and perhaps I'll like it better. But in coffee or tea, it has a pretty strong aftertaste, similar in my view to artificial sweeteners. It is way better for you for sure, but taste wise, sugar is king unfortunately!

I like that it is what it says. I believe that many of us don't realize what it is exactly. I didn't. So don't expect an easy use sweetener. It is a highly sweet powder, in a hard to use container. I used it once, and haven't since. Not because it's bad or anything, I just understand why some companies use other ingredients to make it more user friendly. Unless you have a specific use for it, I wouldn't recommend. If you do, it's for you.

Zero stars - the main ingredient in this product is maltodextrin, but they do not advertise that! This stuff is not even as sweet as sugar - pure monk fruit is supposed to be at least eight times sweeter than sugar!

Monk fruit is a great substitute for sugar and I use it when I want to make a dessert, becasue otherwise, we do not put sugar or substitutes anywhere else. So if you use it only for baking or making desserts, then it makes it a quite expensive product having in mind the amounts that theoretically are used when making desserts. Luckily, we don't eat almost anything sweet, so we decrease the amounts of sweeteners recommended in the recipes, by A LOT.

اشتريته وظننت أنه صحي إلا أنه يحتوي على المالتوديكسترين، وخاب ظني به لان المحتويات غير واضحة على الصورة المروج لها.