Stevia Sweetener Powder with Allulose, 4 lb (64 oz) | Zero-Calorie Sugar Substitute | Reduced Bitterness | No Erythritol | 453 Servings | Keto & Vegan Friendly | Non-GMO

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"This is not the stevia you're looking for." No, really, it's not. It is now Stevia "Sweetner". It's just not sweet--as in measure in 1/4 cups rather than spoons. It doesn't have the neutral flavor I was used to buying. The Stevia package that previously looked like this, had one ingredient, stevia; THIS product is now adulterated with erythritol, to no good reason. The flavor is slightly bitter, and as I said before, it's not even sweet. Stevia EXTRACT is just stevia, the older and truer version. More expensive, but it IS sweet.

This "Stevia" sweetener is not sweet at all. It takes a lot more of it than Stevia in the Raw to get any sweetness. Do not buy. You will be disappointed.

I know all the scientists are now saying that you're either tall is one of those bad products that are causing this and that blah blah blah. And of all the bad things that they are putting into food and doing the food you isn't all being just a byproduct and not an actual man-made product, an invented chemical out of the science lab do they need to figure out what this product is combining with to cause the plaques and I don't use that much anyway. This product has a wonderful flavor for a stevia mix and I use it in my coffee, tea, cooking even in my plain kefir and berries that I make. Very very tasty. I also use it in my lemonade with fresh squeezed lemon, apple cider, ginger powder. Sugar is much worse for you than erythritol could ever be. The only problem is every company out there is stuffing their product full of these pro this and overusing it. Still better than sugar which is a toxin and poison your liver.

I bought this instead of the product I was buying because it is much cheaper. However, I did not pay attention to the fact that it is 4x instead of12x sweetening. But is still a better buy. I would like it better if it did not contain Erythritol. I noticed it on the label but decided to try it. I prefer the 12x, so am I cheap or frugal? I have on decided if I will buy it again.

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1 TBSP = 14 g. Thought someone might like to know how much a “scoop” is since that is how they refer to the serving size. 1 scoop is 1 tsp. Taste is good. It’s not sugar but it is sweet. I like it better than Splenda or any other sugar substitute I have used. Maybe because the price is right and the sugar alcohols that balance out the carbs. No bitter taste. I can detect a bit of minty sensation but not actual mint flavor. When I run out I will definitely buy again. The only thing I don’t like is not knowing where it is made and if I can trust the label.

This is a really bitter product, not with the package says, "bitterless". It's very, very BITTER!!! I bought it in July, and just opened it. Now it's too late to return, So don't waste your money!