Durelife Golden Monk Fruit Sweetener, 1:1 Sugar Replacement, Keto Diet Friendly, Zero Calorie, Kosher Sugar Substitute, Golden - 3 lb (Packaging May Vary)

I’m diabetic but love this product to sweeten foods and have been using it for years. The erythritol can have a bit of an aftertaste and it can be a tad stomach unsettling in sweetening beverages, and although I’m not a big fan of Stevia due to its aftertaste, I HAVE FOUND that mixing equal parts of Stevia and the monkfruit elevates that! It dissolves easily, has decent texture and works equally as regular sugar in recipes or beverages.The only drawback I have seen is that using it in baking goods, it browns / darkens foods too easily& quickly.I purchased this as it was SO much more inexpensive than purchasing in the stores! It would easily be 1-1/2 to 2 times the price compared to Amazon , and 5lbs will last me a good while!!

This is a pretty good substitute for granulated sugar, especially if you are into lower-carb baking. It dissolves well into liquids. Somehow this brand seems sweeter than some other brands, so you might want to use a little less than you normally would (which makes this an even better value).

This is a great deal! Tastes great and helps keep blood sugat in check!

I like using this all natural sweetener in my recipes and beverages. It doesn't cause an increase or fluctuations in blood sugar, it dissolves easily in drinks, which is great! It measures 1:1 like sugar. Works great in baked goods! There is minimal aftertaste in beverages (tea/lemonade/koolaid). The only drawback is if alot is consumed it will cause more trips to the restroom (#2).

A bit pricy, but I will be buying this again. It doesn't taste like fake sugar.

I like the taste of this product more than stevia. Great container easy to open and use. No problems with digesting it. Tastes better than other sugar substitutes.

If you do your homework, you will understand that this sweetener is the only sweetener that you can buy that will not affect your insulin levels in your body. Artificial sweeteners, honey, anything else you can think of does affect your insulin levels. Research it for yourself! And buy this excellent product. You don’t even need as much of it because it’s very very sweet. Diabetics especially need to use only this sweetener in their food and drinks.

I wish I had done more reading on erythritol. I've experienced a month of pretty bad GI issues and, even though I haven't used this product often or in large quantities, it's been really unpleasant. I had all kinds of blood work and other testing done; everything was normal and negative. I've concluded it's got to be this sweetener. Do your research!