SweetLeafNatural Stevia Sweetener Powder, 4 Ounce Shaker

Best stevia I’ve found very sweet because some are incredibly bitter this isn’t. Shaker does last me quite a few weeks too.

Great product. Would highly recommend this. I made an apple crumble with Stevia in the apple and also the crumble topping. No sugar whatsoever and no one could tell the difference. As we are learning, sugar is a highly inflammatory substance to the human body, personally I believe it's value is not extolled enough as there is a lot of revenue in sugar! Perfect for diabetics along with folk who just want to be healthy.

It's not sweet enough as other stevia I have tried. Also, it has a weird taste like it's gone off or something. I don't know if silica or inulin is causing the taste issue but I guess so because the other stevia brands that I have tried didn't have any of these issues.

Not a bad sugar substitute. It doesn't have a really artificial taste and makes my coffee just sweet enough without altering the flavour. Better than the little tablet form.

Very dissatisfied, first ingredient, so largest volume, is INULIN. Product is not very sweet at all. This bottle that contains approx 4 ounces by weight, is no where near as swest as a 25 gram bag of Stevia from Bulk which costs £6.99. Not worth the price

No unpleasant taste and doesn't push up blood glucose levels. Excellent product and lasts a long time. Only downside is the cost.

You use so little to obtain sweetness. Pure stevia with inulin a proven prebiotic that is healthy for gut absorption. It is the only one on market that is ok for crohns IBD sufferers who are diabetic.

I bought the Sweetleaf Stevia powder after trying many other sweeteners for my keto diet.This tastes like pure powdered sugar, I use it in everything I need to sweeten.Great product, no bitterness, absolutely no aftertaste.. Just very sweet! Highly recommend.

Es un sustituto de azúcar muy cara para lo que realmente es ,se necesita bastante para que endulce hay stevias líquidas que con tres gotas es suficiente,aparte ni cucharita medidora trae .No la volveré a comprar,eh hecho mejores adquisiciónes.

Most stevia products have an aftertaste. This one combines Stevia with Inulin and the combination gives it a great tastes. I'm trying to decrease my use Stevia products that are combined with Erythritol due to some of the new studies showing it can increase blood stickiness or Stevia products with Dextrose or other additives. I'm really happy with this one and it also works well in coffee.

I can no longer get this in my local grocery store so this was a great find.

This is one of my preferred brands of stevia, which I use as a sweetener in veggie smoothies and herbal teas. One of the things I like about this particular brand is the top, which has a shaker side, and also a side you can stick a measuring spoon in if needed.I am going to assume that some shoppers looking at this product are trying to cut back on sugar for some sort of health reason or concern, and are investigating this as an option, so I'm going to tell it to you straight up. Does this taste exactly like sugar? No, it does not. Does it come with the health risks associated with artificial sweeteners on the market such as Nutrisweet, Sweet N Low, and Splenda? No, it does not.Stevia is a natural, plant based product that has been used for decades in other markets, but if memory served, took some time to catch on in the US. If I'm remembering correctly, some of it's US competition didn't want it on the market here because of it's status as a natural product and worked hard to keep it off the market. However, studies have shown that the current extracts being used as sweeteners have no known adverse health effects in humans.Sugar in the quantities currently consumed in the standard American diet in particular is bad news, super bad. Everybody knows about the common risks for things like diabetes, but many people don't realize that even in a non obese person, heavy sugar consumption can damage the liver. I had this straight from my GI doc when I was being treated for medication induced liver damage. I was told they expect dietary and obesity related liver disease within the next 15 years or so to become the number one killer in this country. It's a sobering figure.So again with the straight talk: No, this doesn't taste like sugar, there is a bit of an aftertaste. But then, sugar works on the same pathways as narcotics do on the brain, which is why they use it as a painkiller for newborns in the hospital setting. And why the food industry dumps it in products that traditionally, before mass industrialization of food products, weren't prepared without it. They know it's addictive as heck.But I have been using this for over three years now, and I can tell you...it is something you get to the point where you don't even notice the aftertaste. I know everybody wants to find a product where they can have their cake and eat it too and have it taste exactly the same, so to speak. That just isn't how it works, not with eating habits, not with exercise. Sometimes you have to give something up you really like for something that means more to you in the long run. Monks fruit is another natural option you can look into, and it is less bitter, and I use that for some things as well, but the long term effects haven't been studied as much as Stevia, and I'm a girl that loves safety first, which is why this is my preferred sweetener.

I've tried a number of brands and all left a cloying, chemical aftertaste. I figured that they must all be that way. However, this Sweetleaf brand is surprisingly good. Sweet, mild, and no bitterness. I was amazed. The fact that it has a shaker jar is a nice plus. Trust me.