SPLENDA MONK FRUIT LIQUID, Zero Calorie Sweetener Drops, 3.38 Fl Oz (100ml)

I noticed that most monk fruit that is in stores usually has the Erythritol added which is really adding carbs...so that was not something that I could use...I have tried the powder that is strictly monk fruit and I could always get it to work ..it does have a little bit of a metallic taste but when I use it in plain greek yogurt I don't notice it..since I do notice it in my morning coffee...I do mix it with my zero Splenda regular .and it makes it so I only need to use a little bit of the zero Splenda...if I don't add the monk fruit liquid to the morning coffee.,,I end up using waaaaay too much of the Splenda regular zero ..so it is helping me to save money and makes my Splenda regular zero last longer by adding the monk fruit...I do think that the monk fruit is much sweeter than anything else I have ever tried..it does not upset my stomach the way other sweetness do ( ie : stevia). since I am keto it's important for me to be able to sweeten my coffee yogurt and other items and I will keep coming back to have my monk fruit in my sweetner repretoire.

My second time buying this, I may like it more than Stevia sweetener. Seems to be good quality. Portable and no waiting to dissolve so it helps keep me out of sugar's harm

Splenda Monk Fruit is ok; not as good tasting nor as concentrated as NuNaturals. The Splenda "squirt" is not quite controllable. It's easy to get too much, which then tastes bad. NuNaturals provides a glass dropper for precision sweetening and, no matter how much is used, it never tastes bad. Splenda is much less expensive, but much more dilute.

I’ve been really happy with this sweetener. It mixes easily into coffee and other drinks, adds just the right amount of sweetness, and doesn’t have the aftertaste that some sugar substitutes do. The liquid bottle is convenient to use, and the zero calories are a huge bonus. Definitely a product I’ll keep buying.

Gives a nice sweet flavor like sugar. I would have given 5 stars, but it's pricey. This tiny 3.38 oz bottle lasted less than a month for use in morning coffee. So, its not very cost effective if you're trying to stay on a budget.