Concentrated Liquid Sucralose Sweetener, 25% Concentrated Sugar Alternative, 32 oz. Bulk for Drinks, Food, and Pastries, Zero Calories and No Carbs (2-Pack)

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!

I'm shocked that when I thought I was ordering a 3rd bottle, after constant high daily use, I was actually ordering a 2nd bottle! Wow! I use it extensively due to absolute sugar intolerance (post gastric bypass), and taking meds I have to grind up (incl. kratom - very yucky 🤮) instead of tablets & capsules because I cannot absorb it. This first bottle of sweetener has lasted me 1.25 yrs! I found it when I was researching alternatives that were not as expensive as another brand with a blue bottle, dropper, yellow label, and only at 15%. I took a gamble and won! This has no weird after taste. I thought it was spendy, but I'm happy with the replacement timeline! It's less than $2 an ounce! I paid $1.57 an oz, now is up to $1.87 during inflation- still well worth it! It more than carries its weight within my tight budget. I do have a host of gastric issues, and this sweetener did NOT add to it like other succralose and sugar subs & alcohols (malitol is the worst). TIPS: 1: The label is no lie, this IS CONCENTRATED. Experiment with using less by half, and then add more drops. 2: I definitely recommend using an "active" small bottle with a dropper so you will have more control without sloshing more than you need into your recipe, and then storing this product bottle in your pantry. Enjoy!

Best flavor and only a couple of drops necessary, lasts me forever!

I got tired of buying the little bottles of EZ-Sweets so I looked for something that came in a large bottle and another review said this was the same as EZ-Sweets so I got this one. It's at least twice as strong as EZ-Sweets - I was using 1/4 tsp of EZ-Sweets to sweeten a half gallon of iced tea, with this product I need about 2/3 of the 1/8 tsp measure. 1 drop is enough for a 16-oz cup of tea where I used 2-3 drops of the EZ-Sweets. I decanted some into an old EZ-Sweets bottle for table use because the big bottle tends to squirt rather than drip. I expect the bottle will last a long time so it's a good value. If you get any on your hands, wash it off before touching your mouth or anything that will touch your mouth, because it tastes pretty foul straight - it's like it goes right through too sweet and out the other side to nasty - but it tastes fine when it's massively diluted. Recommended.

This is the best artificial sweetener I've found. Crystal Light > Splenda > Sucralose. I add this to distilled spirits to bring sweetness to high proof alcohol without a huge calorie penalty. Be aware that artificial sweeteners may confound insulin production triggers, but they also allow the production of sweet tasting alcoholic stingers with fewer calories. Proceed at your own risk.

I've been purchasing this brand for years but this was the first time I bought a size this large. I immediately noticed it wasn't as concentrated as the other batches I've had (despite it claiming to be the same). Despite this it's still a good value (the best I've found so far).

This stuff is my go to sweetener no doubt. The cost per unit is totally worth it if you.can afford the 1 gallon. The 16 oz is cheap enough to buy but it's overpriced vs the gallon per unit.

Splenda uses maltodextrin as a bulking agent which Does a have a fair bit of calories (especially their 1:1 measuring product) Splenda is just able to be labeled as 0 cals because what they label as a serving is under 5 calories, and anything under 5 calories can be labeled as calorie free. A better example would be pam/spray oil, it is labeled as 0 calories because a serving is like 1/4th of a second spray, but we all know oil contains calories.