Splenda Monk Fruit Zero Calorie Liquid Sweetener, 1.68 fl oz

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have tried many sweeteners over the years and the Splenda Monk Fruit Liquid Sweetener, 1.68 oz. Bottle takes the prize. Its has a smooth monk fruit flavour and you won't even know its 0 calorie. It it best for coffee, tea, hot and cold drinks. It is keto diet friendly and it is good for diabetics. HERE ARE SEVERAL MORE BENEFITS: ULTIMATE SWEETNESS: 1 squeeze (1/16th of a tsp) provides the sweetness of half of a packet of SPLENDA No Calorie Sweetener ZERO GUILT: Zero calories, zero sugar, zero effort! SPLENDA LIQUID Zero Calorie sweeteners are Keto friendly and suitable for those with Diabetes so you can get the sweetness you desire without any sugar or calories that you don't. CONVENIENT: You can add sweetness - anytime, anywhere. Add the right level of sweet to almost anything no matter where you are. Small enough to fit in your pocket or purse, sweetening power big enough for almost any food or beverage that needs the extra boost. A NAME YOU TRUST: Made by SPLENDA, the #1 recommended sweetener brand among Healthcare professionals clinically treating patients. SHELF STABLE: Store it where you want to store it! Can be stored at room temperature and does not require refrigeration after opening.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like using this sweetener in my coffee. Its a great substitute for my Keto diet. No bitter after taste. Easy to use and 0 calories. Great as a non refrigerated, carry along sweetener for on the go drinks and meals.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This liquid Monk fruit squeeze is great! It is so easy to use in a variety of ways- I love to use it for iced coffee especially! The flavor is the best sugar alternative I’ve ever had, very minimal ‘after taste’ , 0 calories, 0 sugar and 0 carbs- all of this makes it my go to sweetener! The bottle stays secure so I can throw it in my purse and take it anywhere with me. Overall, this is the only sweetener I will use and definitely recommend if you are looking for a way to sweeten up your life with less sugar!

It sweetens perfectly and has zero weird aftertaste like some sweeteners. I also love that it's plant based. I'll definitely be buying it again! 10/10

I like that is in liquid form and it's easy to mix in with your cold drinks or your hot drinks or anything for that matter. It is little and compact you can easily put it in your purse and it doesn't have a bitter aftertaste. it's really sweet so use sparingly.

Monk fruit, or lo han guo, is a small green melon native to southern China and named after the monks who first cultivated it centuries ago. : Features : • Great taste • Does not spike insulin. • Made from natural : Uses : You can use monk fruit sweeteners to sweeten almost anything, including: - coffee - hot tea, iced tea, or lemonade - salad dressings - sauces - smoothies - frostings - yogurt - oatmeal or other hot cereals : Shipping Experience : Quick and easy.

I like that there are no other sweeteners added to this. It’s simply monk fruit. It doesn’t taste like table sugar but the flavor is pretty decent. They consider a serving a 1/4 tsp but I’ve found that I need ab 3-4 times that to sweeten a 20 Oz glass of tea so this little bottle doesn’t go far. It’s getting expensive to sweeten my tea lol. I would use the cheaper stevia cut with erithritol but the erithritol gives me headaches. Wish this liquid was cheaper.

The sweetness is comparable to Sugar 1:1. I put it in my coffee and although I'm used to counting drops, this just squirts. There's no messy liquid building up around the nozzle like some other brands.

Not as sweet as hoped for. But this is my personal preference for taste. I have a sweet tooth from heck I've been trying to satisfy since being diagnosed with diabetes lol I'm sure it's good stuff, just not my preference. I do like the regular Splenda Stevia, so I'll just stick with that :)

I care about my health so why in the world would I want a sweetner that can cause cancer. I should have known better; it is from Splenda after all. Please add ingredients to your listing so people can choose if they really want to purchase. (When citric acid combines with sodium benzoate it creates benzene!)