SUBSUGAR100% Monk Fruit Drops Pure Liquid Monk Fruit Sweetener, No Erythritol Sugar Alternative, Concentrated Syrup, Zero Calorie, Sugar-Free for Keto, Coffee, Tea, Food, Kosher, Non-GMO - weight 8.5 ounces

Tastes great in my tea, it’s in liquid form, easy to carry and there’s no sugar alcohols! All pluses in my book as far as a sweetener goes.

I love it. Very sweet and doesn't take much of it. It is however a little difficult to meter the small amount needed. A dropper would be nice.

I didn’t like the taste of this monkfruit sweetener. I bought Monkfruit sweetener before and I was fine with that taste. But the taste of this brand is so fake and unpleasant. Also the design of the bottle is a big failure. The opening is too big and I always end up pouring more out than needed.

I have tried multiple sugar substitutes previously and found they all don't taste nice & leave a " chemical" aftertaste.THESE MONK FRUIT DROPS TASTE GREAT¡They dont exactly taste the same as sugar or agave, but they sweet flavour of this monk fruit drops is as near as I have found!Also, only 1 drop of monk fruit replaces 1 tsp sugar, so it is very economical¡The only issue I have found, is the maker of these drops offers " FREE COUPONS" but the scanned QR code is difficult to scan, as you have to zoom in to get it to scan, then comes up with a random Google news page? I must inform the Co!

Best sugar substitute if tried.

The product description says 10 oz. If you look on the super tiny print on the bottom or product information it says 250 ml. Unfortunately, I didn't read the small print until I checked the 10 oz size, that costs more. 250 ml works out to 8.4 ounces. I've been had!!!

When the price jumped on the Monk Fruit drops we were getting, I decided to try this brand. Although even more expensive in the 1 ounce size, it also comes in a larger size that drops the price.Unfortunately, as others have found, it seems to add an unpleasant aftertaste.

I love using healthy sweeteners, and this monk fruit sweetener is the best that I've tried so far. The taste of the monk fruit pairs itself excellently with organic green tea and makes for a very refreshing drink. This is the main use of the sweetener as my wife and I drink about 4 gallons of tea a week. The only negative that I've found is that the sweetness of the extract varies from batch to batch, as does the thickness of the syrup. I've found that adding the sweetener [AFTER IT'S BEEN CHILLED] to the now cold tea makes for the best taste. The only thing to make this product better would be a more consistent level of sweetness.