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product_id: 1645229
title: "Monk Fruit Liquid Sweetener Drops, Sugar-Free, 2 oz"
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price: "12616 Ft"
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# Zero calories, zero sugar, zero carbs Non-GMO, no additives, no fillers 300X sweeter than sugar Monk Fruit Liquid Sweetener Drops, Sugar-Free, 2 oz

**Brand:** nunaturals
**Price:** 12616 Ft
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🍃 Sweetness redefined: all the flavor, none of the guilt.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Monk Fruit Liquid Sweetener Drops, Sugar-Free, 2 oz by nunaturals
- **How much does it cost?** 12616 Ft with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- nunaturals enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted nunaturals brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
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## Key Features

- • **Versatile Usage:** Perfect for coffee, tea, cocktails, baking, smoothies, and more—your all-in-one sweetener.
- • **Clean & Pure Formula:** Zero calories, zero sugar, zero carbs—sweeten guilt-free all day long.
- • **Bitter-Free, Natural Taste:** Experience a smooth, fruity profile with zero artificial aftertaste—almost indistinguishable from real sugar.
- • **Travel-Ready & Sustainable:** Compact 2 oz bottle with secure dropper—ethical, non-GMO, and ready to fuel your on-the-go lifestyle.
- • **Ultra-Concentrated Sweetness:** Just 8 drops equal 1 tsp sugar—maximize flavor, minimize effort.

## Overview

NuNaturals Monk Fruit Liquid Sweetener Drops offer a zero-calorie, zero-sugar, and zero-carb natural sweetening solution that’s 300 times sweeter than sugar. This non-GMO, additive-free liquid delivers a clean, fruity taste without bitterness or aftertaste, making it ideal for beverages, baking, and more. Packaged in a convenient 2 oz dropper bottle, it’s perfect for health-conscious professionals seeking a sustainable, versatile sugar alternative that fits seamlessly into a busy, wellness-focused lifestyle.

## Description

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Review: Best Monkfruit I've tried so far. So much like sugar my endorphins went wild! - For several months I have been completely off sugar. It was really hard at first, trying to experiment with different sweeteners. In my case, no sugar also means: -no honey -no maple -no coconut or date sugar for me, all three still cause the same issues as sugar. -no erythritol or xylitol (can cause strokes and I have that risk) -no allulose (causes GI issues) -no stevia (don't like the taste) -no saccharin (no chemicals!) -no sucralose (no chemicals!!) Have I left anything out? Basically the only alternatives have been to eat real fruit when I need something like that, or eat foods with no sugar. I even started drinking coffee sometimes, since I like it unsweet. This is fine most of the time, but in my tea, oh boy. I can't drink tea without sweet. That leaves one standing alone...monkfruit. The monkfruit brands/varieties I've tried are: -Lakanto (be careful of the powered one, it's mostly erythritol) -Lakanto caramel drops -Lakanto vanilla drops -Namanna powder -Now foods drops and now this NuNaturals. I started with the Now foods, recommended by a friend, who said it was the best and she'd tried them all. I thought it was so-so. The issue is, once it's sweet enough, it has a kind of saccharine sweetness and the mouthfeel is all wrong. It feels "dry" on the tongue, not juicy like sugar. The Lakanto caramel was next. It's ok I guess. The smell reminds me of artificial butter flavoring, like you'd get on popcorn in a movie theater. That odor does give me a cringey feeling. Once I got past that, it does have a better mouthfeel than the Now foods. It's closer to sugar. It works OK in tea, but it was very icky when I tried it as an ingredient in a few dishes. Namanna is very nice as an ingredient in dishes. It has a decent mouthfeel and *some* juiciness, but it tends to an extreme sweetness once it's sweet enough. It also has a slight "fruity" cast to the taste. It works pretty well in hot chocolate, but it's a bit weird in tea and doesn't dissolve that easily. Next came Lakanto vanilla. I like it less than the caramel flavor by itself, but mixed with the caramel, it gives a closer approximation to real sugar than one or the other alone. Still, the mouthfeel is on the dry side, and there are those artificial "aftertastes." It works decently well in cocoa but it adds an undesirable flavor profile in tea. Finally I tried the NuNaturals. I honestly didn't have much hope since the reviews were just so-so. But...this one is reallllly close to sugar. I mean, like 98% close. It was sooooo good in my tea just now, that my endorphins went wild and I felt like I was going to have an inevitable sugar crash. The mouthfeel is almost perfect. Like I said, this is by far the closest approximation to real sugar that I can find. For the record, Bochasweet tastes more like sugar than this, but sadly it's erythritol, so therefore, just plain unhealthy and on the "do not allow" list. But...taste and mouthfeel wise, this monkfruit is second only to Bochasweet, which is IMO 99.5% like sugar. So this NuNaturals is really, really close. A note on dosing. I don't know what the package says, but I find 11 drops to taste like 1 teaspoon of sugar. I take 2 slightly rounded teaspoons of sugar in my 12oz cup of tea, and 22 drops was absolutely perfect. I seriously had a moment of "oh no!" because the taste and mouthfeel were so close that I could have convinced myself there was real sugar in my tea cup. Do note that since I've been off sugar for several months now, it's possible that my senses have adapted. So, if this is your first experience with a healthy sweetener, your experience may not match mine. However...I'd say try this one first, and you may not have reason to experiment with all the others. A note on travel-ability. This and the Now Foods travel best. The flavored Lakanto drops are convenient but I have to bring both bottles for taste, and they need to be in a ziploc bag to avoid spills since the caps can pop off. The Namanna is fiddly and a nonstarter for travel. The glass dropper bottle with good seal is the best of all options. I should be able to toss it in my purse along with a couple of tea bags, and I'm good to go for a weekend trip. Some have pointed out that you have to use a lot of this one. That may be true, I do have to use more of it than the Lakanto or Now foods drops. However, that aspect might be what's getting the taste and mouthfeel just right, so I'll GLADLY buy more of this just to have the real sugar taste. You're welcome.
Review: Great product - Really nice sweetness. I use a few drops per cup of tea. Really like it. It's sweeter than stevia, so I use a bottle much more slowly.

## Features

- Substitute sugar with flavor-filled Monk Fruit extract; Enjoy a smooth, unique, and fruity taste profile; Contains zero calories, zero sugar, and zero carbohydrates
- Drip into coffee, tea, and other hot or cold beverages; Sweetens cocktails, baking, oatmeal, yogurt, soda water, smoothies, coffee, tea, cereals, desserts, and more
- Provides healthy, flavorful option for cutting sugar from diet; No artificial flavors, Non-GMO, zero fillers, zero additives; Bitter-free taste; Low glycemic impact
- Use less for more--the highly concentrated sweetener is 300X sweeter than sugar; one serving =8 drops =1 tsp sugar
- NuNaturals makes naturally-sweetened sugar-free products that taste great and are good for you; We're committed to creating ethically and sustainably sourced foods that support your wellness

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00D3ZDL32 |
| Allergen Information | Allergen-Free |
| Best Sellers Rank | #36,610 in Grocery & Gourmet Food ( See Top 100 in Grocery & Gourmet Food ) #286 in Sugar Substitutes |
| Brand | Nunaturals |
| Brand Name | Nunaturals |
| Color | Clear |
| Container Type | Bottle |
| Cuisine | Asian cuisine |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 218 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00739223001852 |
| Item Form | Liquid |
| Item Package Weight | 0.13 kg |
| Item Type Name | liquid sweetener |
| Manufacturer | NuNaturals |
| Model Number | 739223001852 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Package Information | Bottle |
| Package Size Name | 2 oz |
| Package Weight | 0.13 kg |
| Part Number | 2749 |
| Product Benefits | Zero-Calorie, Low Glycemic, Dietary-Friendly, No Aftertaste, Highly Concentrated |
| Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Specialty | Sugar Free |
| UPC | 739223001852 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Nunaturals
- **Package Information:** Bottle
- **Package Weight:** 0.13 kg
- **Product Benefits:** Zero-Calorie, Low Glycemic, Dietary-Friendly, No Aftertaste, Highly Concentrated
- **Specialty:** Sugar Free

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best Monkfruit I've tried so far. So much like sugar my endorphins went wild!
*by S***S on August 20, 2025*

For several months I have been completely off sugar. It was really hard at first, trying to experiment with different sweeteners. In my case, no sugar also means: -no honey -no maple -no coconut or date sugar for me, all three still cause the same issues as sugar. -no erythritol or xylitol (can cause strokes and I have that risk) -no allulose (causes GI issues) -no stevia (don't like the taste) -no saccharin (no chemicals!) -no sucralose (no chemicals!!) Have I left anything out? Basically the only alternatives have been to eat real fruit when I need something like that, or eat foods with no sugar. I even started drinking coffee sometimes, since I like it unsweet. This is fine most of the time, but in my tea, oh boy. I can't drink tea without sweet. That leaves one standing alone...monkfruit. The monkfruit brands/varieties I've tried are: -Lakanto (be careful of the powered one, it's mostly erythritol) -Lakanto caramel drops -Lakanto vanilla drops -Namanna powder -Now foods drops and now this NuNaturals. I started with the Now foods, recommended by a friend, who said it was the best and she'd tried them all. I thought it was so-so. The issue is, once it's sweet enough, it has a kind of saccharine sweetness and the mouthfeel is all wrong. It feels "dry" on the tongue, not juicy like sugar. The Lakanto caramel was next. It's ok I guess. The smell reminds me of artificial butter flavoring, like you'd get on popcorn in a movie theater. That odor does give me a cringey feeling. Once I got past that, it does have a better mouthfeel than the Now foods. It's closer to sugar. It works OK in tea, but it was very icky when I tried it as an ingredient in a few dishes. Namanna is very nice as an ingredient in dishes. It has a decent mouthfeel and *some* juiciness, but it tends to an extreme sweetness once it's sweet enough. It also has a slight "fruity" cast to the taste. It works pretty well in hot chocolate, but it's a bit weird in tea and doesn't dissolve that easily. Next came Lakanto vanilla. I like it less than the caramel flavor by itself, but mixed with the caramel, it gives a closer approximation to real sugar than one or the other alone. Still, the mouthfeel is on the dry side, and there are those artificial "aftertastes." It works decently well in cocoa but it adds an undesirable flavor profile in tea. Finally I tried the NuNaturals. I honestly didn't have much hope since the reviews were just so-so. But...this one is reallllly close to sugar. I mean, like 98% close. It was sooooo good in my tea just now, that my endorphins went wild and I felt like I was going to have an inevitable sugar crash. The mouthfeel is almost perfect. Like I said, this is by far the closest approximation to real sugar that I can find. For the record, Bochasweet tastes more like sugar than this, but sadly it's erythritol, so therefore, just plain unhealthy and on the "do not allow" list. But...taste and mouthfeel wise, this monkfruit is second only to Bochasweet, which is IMO 99.5% like sugar. So this NuNaturals is really, really close. A note on dosing. I don't know what the package says, but I find 11 drops to taste like 1 teaspoon of sugar. I take 2 slightly rounded teaspoons of sugar in my 12oz cup of tea, and 22 drops was absolutely perfect. I seriously had a moment of "oh no!" because the taste and mouthfeel were so close that I could have convinced myself there was real sugar in my tea cup. Do note that since I've been off sugar for several months now, it's possible that my senses have adapted. So, if this is your first experience with a healthy sweetener, your experience may not match mine. However...I'd say try this one first, and you may not have reason to experiment with all the others. A note on travel-ability. This and the Now Foods travel best. The flavored Lakanto drops are convenient but I have to bring both bottles for taste, and they need to be in a ziploc bag to avoid spills since the caps can pop off. The Namanna is fiddly and a nonstarter for travel. The glass dropper bottle with good seal is the best of all options. I should be able to toss it in my purse along with a couple of tea bags, and I'm good to go for a weekend trip. Some have pointed out that you have to use a lot of this one. That may be true, I do have to use more of it than the Lakanto or Now foods drops. However, that aspect might be what's getting the taste and mouthfeel just right, so I'll GLADLY buy more of this just to have the real sugar taste. You're welcome.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great product
*by C***L on August 14, 2026*

Really nice sweetness. I use a few drops per cup of tea. Really like it. It's sweeter than stevia, so I use a bottle much more slowly.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Safe sweetener
*by K***N on July 23, 2026*

Non nutritive and safe!

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