bixa BOTANICAL Sarsaparilla Root Powder | Hemidesmus Indicus (Anantmool) | Ayurvedic Herbal Supplement |Gluten Free, Non-GMO, Steam Treated, Vegan, 100% Pure,140+ Years of Herbal Heritage |1 lb/16oz

Taste isn't great but it does it's job. Also you get your money's worth with the amount received.

I use this exclusively on berries and it tastes great! Frozen berries + cream + this stevia is delicious!

While I'm not into health foods per se, I am trying to eat healthier. Really like the idea of a natural sweetener like stevia. From all my reading, this sounded like to great way to reduce sugar intake. Haven't tried it yet it baking, but thought it would be a good way to reduce sugar use in the morning coffee. I buy a fine coffee and enjoy its flavor and aroma. All I can say it stevia destroys both. It both smells and tastes bad in the morning coffee. I know it is supposed to be super sweet, but I really don't detect a sweet sensation at all. Maybe because I am overwhelmed by the bad aroma and grassy taste. I do not want to lose the coffee taste. It WILL help reduce the amount of sugar I use in my coffee however, because I would rather have a cup of coffee with no sugar at all than one with stevia in it. Perhaps I am not using enough, but I don't think I could stand any more added. And while I think I could get used to it, there really is no point because I would prefer coffee with no sugar, not a different tasting beverage. Maybe I am not using it right, but I am very disappointed. By the way, the jar does not mention using this as a sweetener, although almost all the reviewers do. The label seems to focus on its use as an antioxidant, and instructions for use only indicate drinking a glass of warm water with the mixture in it every day.

Good herbs. Use it for lots of medical treatment

It's ok and gets the job done but the actual leaves are much better

I bought this to prep my scalp for minoxidil for hair growth. I’ve been too busy to try it but it came really fast, well packaged. Looks like a good product.

I've purchased this less refined green powder, white-refined stevia powder, and liquid stevia. I find each works well for different uses: I get an aftertaste I don't like from white-refined powder, which I don't get from either this or liquid. Liquid, however, is suspended in an alcohol and glycerine solution, which isn't always great. My sister says she tastes an aftertaste with this less refined version, but I don't taste it. I've used it in cooking and in green smoothies, and it tastes great. The only time I didn't like it was in iced tea. I'd recommend it over either other variety of stevia, if you have to buy only 1, but if getting 2, I'd get this one for everything except iced tea, and liquid stevia for iced tea.

I don't know. I researched that Truvia and other stevia products are bad as they are heavily processed, so I tried this. It's simple, pure dried stevia leaves. Admittedly, I've only used it once time so far in my coffee and won't use it again in coffee. I can imagine being on a desert island and this washes up, I'd love it being sweet and all. But I think I'll take my risks with Truvia. NOTE: I believe it is an excellent product if you can handle the taste, so I went down the middle with a 3.