365 by Whole Foods Market, Monk Fruit Granulated, 32 Ounce

Since monkfruit is a lot sweeter than sugar or erythritol, I use less of this combination in my baked goods. I also don’t seem to get the cooling sensation with this product as much as I do with straight erythritol. I am happy with this product.

The taste and texture are great. This was the best value I found for a xylitol and succralose blend. Unfortunately though it's from Whole Foods it's made in China.

There is not an aftertaste which is really important to me. The quality appears to be good, not lumpy.

I've tried every monk fruit sweetner on the market & this product is the best. Doesn't have the "freeze" effect like Swerve & tastes exactly like cane sugar. The price is a steal at this 2lb size. Great deal & will buy over & over. Bakes like cane sugar too!

We heard the dangers of using erythritol sweetener sweetener so we decided to try this. With this product I use less than a third of what I used tou with erythritol sweetener and it tastes much better. This product is excellent but I hope the price goes down soon.

Purchased this for $8.51, proceeded to come back a few months later and find that the price has been raised to $18.99? Why??Texture is a little off, but the flavor is nearly indistinguishable from table sugar. Unfortunately erythritol doesn't bake quite like cane sugar without the help of other sweeteners, like allulose. Overall a solid substitute that mixes well into tea or coffee. Would recommend at the original price. Splenda Magic Baker is superior, however (and now much more affordable as well.)

I use Monkfruit for sugar all the time. It's healthier and doesn't leave an aftertaste. The Whole Food brand is great and you get so much more product for the price.

This is one of those commodity type products that varies in price alot right now. When I bought this, the price gave me twice as much as other brands. Also, the "sweetness" is good, so I am not using more than usual. Will buy again as long as the price warrants.