MONK FRUIT IN THE RAW, 16 oz Baker's Bag, Pack of 1, Natural Monk Fruit Sweetener w/ Erythritol, Sugar-Free

I used this instead of sugar in my peach pie, I always use fresh produce, so the monk fruit was the only sweetener,other than the natural fruit. My family loved it. They ate happily asking for seconds as always.My daughter said, " you did something different, but it tastes great." Today, I used it in my Apple Crumb Cake,They never questioned it; they just ate it. I never thought it would be that easy to change to a healthier dessert.My mom said, "that was a good dessert, whatever you are doing, keep doing it". I plan to.

Tastes like white sugar to me! But healthy and no calories! Great sugar alt. 1:1 sub

This sugar tastes better than normal sugar& its healthier I will continue to purchase this.

First, I'll say I am NOT a fan of artificial sweeteners. But I've been trying to watch my calories, so I decided to give this a try.It's very much the texture of sugar, very crystalized, and I don't notice any unpleasant aftertaste, which is usually what I hate about artificial sweeteners. Even Stevia has an awful aftertaste to me, so I was pleasantly surprised with this.I haven't baked with it yet, but I do use it to sweeten my Greek yogurt and fruit bowl, and it works great for that. I also tried it in my coffee, and it was good. That was just an experiment, though, because I usually drink my coffee unsweetened anyway.I'm giving four stars instead of five because it seems a little pricey. I found a larger bag of it (not this brand, but the same mix of monk fruit and whatever the sugar alcohol that's used) for a little less in a local grocery store.

This product is super sweet, so you don't need much. It's pure with no fillers like maltodrextrin.

Not as sweet as the yellow pack, but is Keto approved and does not increase blood sugar when fasting and you need a hot tea. Perfect

The best sugar substitute!

I thought this would be a great substitute for my sugar cube in the morning coffee. I like the packaging with single server packets. Unfortunately it tastes quite artificial. what's strange is the monk fruit I bought in Costco tastes totally different (and much better). This one must be very concentrated since there is very little powder in the packet and is still rather sweet. Oh well.