Concentrated Liquid Sucralose Sweetener, 25% Concentrated Sugar Alternative, 16 oz. Bulk for Drinks, Food, and Pastries, Zero Calories and No Carbs (1-Pack)

I just discovered this liquid sweetener, and let me tell you—it’s like finding a hidden treasure in the world of sweeteners! Seriously, it's *so* much better than S*****a and real sugar, and at half the cost, I feel like I just pulled off the sweetest heist ever (pun intended). First off, I love that it comes in a 16 oz. bottle. This isn’t some tiny bottle that looks like it’s meant for a dollhouse. Nope, this is bulk sweetener bliss! The dropper that comes with it is a total winner. No more playing the "is this too much or too little" guessing game. You just squeeze, and boom—perfectly measured sweetness! It’s like having a magic wand for my coffee and teas. One drop is equivalent to one teaspoon of sugar. I've been using it in my morning brew, and I swear my coffee practically sings! It also works wonders in my baked goods. I mean, who doesn’t want cupcakes that taste amazing but come without the guilt? The taste? It’s just right—sweet without tasting like I’m chewing on an artificial smile. I’ve tried the others, but this one takes the cake (or the cupcake, in this case). If you’re in the market for a sugar alternative that doesn't break the bank and can sweeten up your life, give this sucralose a shot. Your taste buds will thank you, and your wallet might just do a happy dance too! 🍰

Original Review: So I bought this to put in my coffee since I've been using Sweet and Low up until this point. At first I couldn't stand the taste of Sweet and Low but got a taste for it in my coffee while vising a friend who did the same. Most of my drinks contain Sucralose though and I know that it has a cleaner taste than most artificial sugars without the digestive effects of sugar alcohols and Allulose. I originally bought a small yellow squirt bottle of Sucralose but it was not as concentrated and would squirt out and you'd use a lot more. I wanted something more concentrated that would last a lot longer. This is definitely more concentrated. I added 5 drops to my 24 ounce coffee thermos and it was pretty sweet. I have a little sweet tooth and so I added one more. Plenty of sweet for me now. For comparison I use 3 packets of sweet in low in my same size mug. Sweet and Low says each packets is equivalent to 2tsps of sugar so 6tsps would be about what I drink in my coffee. With this I put 5 to 6 drops which is about the equivalent sweetness I would say which means this is closer to about 1tsp of sugar per drop. Definitely still concentrated but it doesn't seem as much as claimed to me. Even so, even if you double the dosage, the servings per bottle would still be 5900. The last box of Sweet and Low I purchased had 1500 packets and it was about 15 dollars. So price wise this is still a good value so I'm not going to dock it any stars. Additionally, I like the little dropper bottle it comes with which makes it a lot easier to use. *edit* After using daily in my coffee for a while I've determined it's sweeter than I originally thought. 4 drops is enough for my 24 ounce coffee mug. 3 is enough if you like your coffee very minimally sweetened. So about 1.5tsp of sugar per drop is about the true estimate.

I’ve bought this five times already, it’s that good. The sweetness is just right, and a little goes a long way. It mixes easily into drinks and works well in cooking and baking too. I like that it has zero calories and no carbs, which makes it perfect for anyone watching their sugar intake. The 16 oz bottle lasts quite a while, even with daily use. Great value and consistently good quality. Highly recommend if you’re looking for a reliable sugar alternative.

I had this on my list to buy for more than 2 years! I follow a zero sugar/carb food plan and usually use a granulated Monkfruit/Erythritol blend. It’s worked well for me for many years. Wanting to lower my carb intake even more (because there’s carbs in Erythritol ) I switched to a liquid Monkfruit Sweetener. These sweeteners aren’t cheap, even with a sale. I was hesitant to purchase this Sucralose sweetener as I was waiting for it to go on sale. I find the $30 price tag a bit too steep. Apparently this brand never has a sale. (I am frugal at heart and most everything I buy is on sale and/or has a coupon attached) Well, I bit the bullet and purchased the 16 ounce bottle for $30. It was recommended by a couple in my Keto group that it was economical as well as extremely sweet. That a 16 ounce bottle should last at least a year or more. Yea. Right, or so I thought. Well, let me say right here, they are absolutely right! The bottle comes well packed inside a box with that box then packed in the Amazon box. (I always choose Amazon packaging as the delivery services are bad & I have gotten many a crushed box) Upon opening the manufacturers box = see photo = I was happily surprised to see a dark brown glass dropper bottle included free with my purchase. I’ve read some reviews that did mention it was included but did not see it mentioned in the description. The bottle itself has a plastic shrink wrap cover over the cap as well as a seal over the bottle opening under the cap. I filled the dropper bottle with ease. No need for a funnel but if you so desire to use one I’d suggest a tiny one like ones you see in the beauty department used for filling perfume bottles or even ones used for filling spice bottles. I taste tested one drop on my finger and HOLY COW! THEY WEREN'T PULLING MY LEG WHEN THEY SAID IT WAS SWEET! I then used it in my half cup of coffee. 1 drop in about 5 ounces. It was perfect for my taste! I could taste the sweetness without it being too much. This morning I used it in my full cup which is a 22 ounce mug. 3 drops 💧 Absolutely perfect! 👌🏼 ☕️ I was pleasantly surprised! It tastes just like sugar and I haven’t noticed any after taste. I’m glad now I purchased this product. Even w/o a sale it’s worth every penny. I do see this lasting me a year or more since I only use it in my coffee. Figuring out all I spend a year on granulated Monkfruit/Erythritol sweeteners, this is actually cheaper. What I spend for a 6 months supply of granulated sweetener is more than the $30 price tag of the liquid Sucralose. I will still use granulated sweeteners for baking and sprinkling on desserts but for my morning coffee, this is it. If you’re on the fence about purchasing this, do it. It’s worth the price. You’ll love it!