SUBSUGAR100% Monk Fruit Drops Pure Liquid Monk Fruit Sweetener, No Erythritol Sugar Alternative, Concentrated Syrup, Zero Calorie, Sugar-Free for Keto, Coffee, Tea, Food, Kosher, Non-GMO - weight 8.5 ounces

I have tried multiple sugar substitutes previously and found they all don't taste nice & leave a " chemical" aftertaste.THESE MONK FRUIT DROPS TASTE GREAT¡They dont exactly taste the same as sugar or agave, but they sweet flavour of this monk fruit drops is as near as I have found!Also, only 1 drop of monk fruit replaces 1 tsp sugar, so it is very economical¡The only issue I have found, is the maker of these drops offers " FREE COUPONS" but the scanned QR code is difficult to scan, as you have to zoom in to get it to scan, then comes up with a random Google news page? I must inform the Co!

I love it. Very sweet and doesn't take much of it. It is however a little difficult to meter the small amount needed. A dropper would be nice.

I didn’t like the taste of this monkfruit sweetener. I bought Monkfruit sweetener before and I was fine with that taste. But the taste of this brand is so fake and unpleasant. Also the design of the bottle is a big failure. The opening is too big and I always end up pouring more out than needed.

Best sugar substitute if tried.

I have been using Llinea monk fruit drops, and don't get me wrong, they're awesome (and they use 2oz dropper bottles! Am using this big bottle to refill the llinea bottles for that reason) but at $20ish for two 2 oz bottles, it felt pricy.I did a side by side comparison with a plain, unflavored and unsweetened protein shake I made and split in half. These drops are slightly sweeter than the Llinea!! It's a small, but noticable, difference. On top of that, these had a slightly better flavor too! This liquid is thicker and smells delightfully of honey, in addition to being nearly half the price of the Llinea monk fruit drops!!! I'm buying this brand from now on!!!

Monk fruit is the best artificial sweetener. I have tried to date. So it’s useful but certainly not a sugar substitute for me. Sometimes I use a combination of both sugar and the Monk fruit in my sweet tea.

The taste is better than some other options but you need to use a lot to make things sweet. So the value is not as good as it first appears. More importantly, the price used to be $10 for 7 ounces, but now it has skyrocketed to $28. On the manufacturer’s website it’s an even more ridiculous $35. Nope.

I have tried several monk fruit drops and these taste the best and have the best price.