Allulose Sweetener 2 LBS - Pure Low Calorie Zero Net Carb Powder - Natural Keto Sugar Substitute With No Aftertaste - Perfect for Baking and Sweetening Your Favorite Foods - By Fit Lane Nutrition

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This rare sugar tastes great is good for you and is a great alternative to cane sugar and low carb.

It's much better than I expected.

It does have a chemical aftertaste.

The flavor is just like the real thing. I'm hooked. However, this seller is ripping people off. The package says there is a net weight of 32oz. I purchased two 32ozI placed the packages in a properly calibrated scale at my food processing facility. The first packages read -0.56oz and the second, -0.64oz, where I function as the Food Safety and Regulatory Affairs Manager. That's 1.2oz of paid for product that I did not receive. At roughly $0.57/oz, I've been ripped off $0.69. You may say: "So much for $0.69?". I agree it is a miniscule amount. However, there are a total of 52 reviews. $0.69 x 52, that's $35 of free money. But that is just purchases that have been reviewed. Since I bought two packages, let's do a simple average per package. That is -0.60oz/package. According to Amazon services seller forum, typically, about 10-20% of Amazon buyers leave feedback. So, let's take the 20% for the sake of being gracious, and we have 52 reviews, that's potentially 260 transactions, then 0.60oz times 260 transactions, that's $156 of free money. This number does not account for buyers who purchased multiple bags of product. Ponder that for a moment. Let this be a formal request to Amazon to investigate the matter and have all defrauded buyers be compensated accordingly. Remember, this is a serious offence under the jurisdiction of any Weights and Measures Regulatory entity.

Least expensive non-bulk allulose I could find. Excellent flavor (VERY similar to sugar). Seller ships promptly. Unfortunately, despite my weight of 180 lbs (81.64 kg), my body tolerates only about 20 grams (by nearly all my reading, I should tolerate ~40) before I suffer intestinal distress. This being the case, a 1:1 or 1.3:1 substitution for sugar is not in my future. I instead use a 0.5:1 substitution and make up the difference in sweetness with Equal. That being said, my problem is not the fault of this retailer, and this product is appropriately comparable to allulose from other suppliers. I supplied the information about my experience just to assist future buyers in the event that their body is sensitive to allulose in a way similar to my own. My review of allulose itself: the flavor is somewhat similar to sugar, though not exact. Frankly, it tastes better than sugar. After using allulose at my desired level of sweetness, table sugar has become cloyingly sweet. It hasn't kicked me out of ketosis. Unlike artificial sweeteners, I don't get a spike of hunger after using allulose.