TRUVIA SWEETENER MONK FRUIT JAR 9.8OZ

I am so used to Sweet n Low. Have used for many years. So far I can’t get used to the taste of this product.I purchased both single packets and bulk, since we have used S&L in making iced tea for so long. My husband passed in 2020 so I live alone and have tried Truvia in iced tea a few times but will have to say I really don’t care for it I will keep trying because I have all this product!

First, fewer servings. Notice that Truvia Monk Fruit, in a 9.8 oz container contains 35 servings (2 tsp, or 8g) each. Truvia Stevia, the same size 9.8 oz container, provides 80 servings (.75 tsp, or 3.5 g each). The Monk product is not as sweet, so we have to use over twice as much. Second, the Monk fruit version has 8 g Erythritol to the 3g found in the Stevia version. As for taste, that's where the Monk fruit might win. Stevia has a slight aftertaste. I'm used to it, and because most of us want to avoid Erythritol, I'll stick to the Stevia version. If you love the idea of Monk fruit, there's an excellent liquid version, "Smart 138 Monkfruit Extract" that's 100% extract, sweet, with no aftertaste, also sold on Amazon.

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Not sure why I got a green package rather than the red one pictured when ordered it. I found I have to use 2x or 3x as much much of this to get the same sweetness as other sweeteners. This means I’ll go through this product more quickly than I thought I would. That being said, there’s no aftertaste, and it has a “gentle” sweetness- not overly strong or chemical-tasting. I’d buy it again.

Do not like as well as the Stevia based Truvia as this is not as sweet so need to use more thus spending more. Tried it once and that was worth the price of one bottle to compare. I generally like Monk fruit over Stevia, but not in this brand