Munkijo Nectar Coconut Org

I thought this had a complex, delicious flavour (slightly more complex than the one I had purchased from the store); I am glad I purchased this item through amazon. A tip to other bakers, in chocolate chip cookies the 1 to 1 substitution for granulated sugar didn't work perfectly. Made the cookies cook too quickly and spread too much and had trouble firming up. In the future when baking I will use 1/2 coconut nectar and 1/2 granulated sugar-I would recommend this to all other bakers. This way you get the flavour profile of the coconut nectar and half of the sugar in your baked goods will have a slightly lower glycemic index. In cooking (not baking) have no problem with a 1:1 substitution.

This stuff is awesome! I didn’t think I’d like it but I did! I’m not sure how other brands taste but this isn’t super sweet which is great. I needed something low glycemic that would add just a hint of sweetness to my golden milk. Works great!

I bought this item thinking I was getting something sweet with big coconut flavor. This nectar is very sweet but since it was taken from the flower and not the fruit, it is very sweet but has very little coconut flavor. This product is like a thicker, very much thicker agave syrup.

This does not have a coconut flavor at all! It tastes and looks like molasses. It will be a good sweetener replacement with baking, and I can tolerate it as a thick, and I mean thick!, syrup on pancakes and waffles (while most will not because of its tangy sweetness),. Not what I wanted,.

This has a milder coconut flavor - great to use for teas, coffees and anything that needs a little sweetener - not overly sweet at all and you don't get the sugar spikes or bad after taste from other sweetners plus it is healthy and chocked full of nutrients.

We saw someone using this and decided to try it. This is the real thing. Tastes healthy and clean. (We don't use white sugar at all, and this product was nice.) This is not the 'syrup'; this is pure. Only a small amount is needed in, for example, a smoothie (which is how we use it).Would compare it to honey vs like a stevia or something. This is the best brand out of those sampled.

I have a lot of food sensitivities and I love a product that so easily mimics something that I can no longer use. This works so well in baking as a substitute for molasses.

I usually use Coconut Secret but thought I would give this a try. It is thicker, sort of an odd texture, and what I thought was an unpleasant flavor. It does sweeten but, unlike my usual brand, it has a very distinct flavor that overpowers whatever you put it in. I think the flavor is a bit sour or bitter. I'll consider this a lesson learned and go back to Coconut Secret brand.