SweetLeaf Stevia Plus Fibre Shaker, 115 g, 4 Ounce

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.

Just a small amount goes a long way, so it lasts long.

Not sure if any better than any other sugar alternatives but advised by nutritionist that this was better option than normal supermarket brands. Quite expensive in comparison to everyday brands hence 4* but that might be due to quality of product (?)

Not bad but doesn't dissolve particularly well.Very (very) sweet so only the very tiniest amount will sweeten.Not a huge fan of the taste and surprisingly i personally prefer something like Truvia that is more granulated and bulked with erythritol.Who'd have thought?...

Excellent product. Arrived one day early. Create for baking recipes to replace sugar though it's about four times as sweet as sugar.

3 stars due to plastic container. Now what advertisedEdit: changing to 2 stars as they put a sticker on the directions for use.Won’t be buying again

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

I don't have complaints about the taste but it turns out this has inulin as a bulking agent, so it isn't Natural at all. This explains why I had to use about as much of the supposedly famously sweet Stevia as I would with sugar in my tea/coffee.In addition the last 25% of the bottle dried up and any clumps larger than a couple of mm don't actually dissolve. Worrisome.

This is by far my favorite sweetener. As per usual with most "stevia" sweeteners—stevia is the secondary ingredient. This is an inulin-based sweetener. The good thing about inulin is it doesn't raise blood sugar, unlike sucralose and other sweeteners, and it doesn't have any significant health risks associated with it, unlike erythritol, another popular sweetener that is found as the primary ingredient for another popular "stevia-based" sweetener.You also get way more sweetness from using less product, as opposed to other brands, so it lasts quite a long time.When I first tried this brand years ago, I did notice a slight aftertaste, but I have long since stopped being able to taste the common "stevia aftertaste" side effect. For anyone worried about that aspect, just know that it does go away. Your body just gets used to it and you can't taste it anymore after awhile.All in all, this is my number #1 pick for sweetener, for health and taste.

The product itself is okay but the packaging isnt very good. Ive used similar stevia products that were much more concentrated and came with a little tiny scoop to measure with. This just comes in a salt shaker and its hard to measure how much to add to your drink. Ill get a different brand next time.

So great that this comes in a shaker bottle. A little goes a long way so shake in your hand first. I use packets for when u go out. But for the kitchen this is perfect! Great flavor quality ingredients!

Up until now I've never used sugar substitutes (or sugar unless baking). Most have the additive erythritol which isn't safe to consume but is a cheap additive in Splenda and most monk fruit products. This has inulin which is safe and considered healthy and considered good for you. You don't need very much at all and (at least with small amounts) there is no aftertaste. I add it to my homemade ginger tea with some spices and it is great. If I added more it would be sickly, so less is more. Beware, the snap lid is very tight and you can break a natural nail trying lift it open, falsies would likely separate from the glue.

no nasty aftertaste but it does require more.. almost a 1 to 1 ratio of what you usually use when using sugar // I thought it would be like pure stevia where you only need to put a small amount.