Organic Stevia Powder Packets - Zero Calorie Sweetener with Stevia Leaf Extract, No Artificial Sweetener Additive, Sugar Free, Keto Friendly, Non GMO, Gluten Free - 70 Packets (Pack of 2)

Handy to have in my kitchen

I like this Stevia because it is not a mixture of other questionable sweeteners. Very sweet. I usually only use half a packet to sweeten a cup of tea.

This is the best sugar replacement I have found for diabetics -- 0 calories, 0 sugars, 0 carbs. No bitter aftertaste. It's nonglycemic, so I have not noticed an impact to Hubby's A1C. We have used this for years -- in coffee, tea, cereal, oatmeal -- in anything you would add sugar to except baking. I am not diabetic, and I use it. When we travel, I place packets in a sandwich zip lock bag and carry these with us. These can be difficult to find in the grocery store at times, so I placed these on Amazon subscription to ensure I do not run out. I purchase the organic or nonorganic replacement packets.

Perfect

This is my favorite sugar substitute and it doesn't have a strong aftertaste.

I was using another sweet ner for my coffee, and it came out that it could cause cancer. I tried other brans, but I could not stand the taste. And the then I got a Latte at a coffee shop and the lady asked if I wanted a sweet ner and I said yes, I told her it was delicious and I asked what did she use, and she replied that it had to be Sweet Leaf. So I have been using it for years, I even put it on my popcorn. (In Germany most people put sugar on their popcorn)

I've been using Sweet Leaf Stevia packs for now probably about 7 years. Can't beat this deal from Amazon. Much better deal than what I've seen in local grocery stores. Stevia is a bit of an acquired taste, but for someone who drinks a lot of coffee and tea each day, a huge part of my strategy to get my sugar intake down to less than 40g a day. If you figure one teaspoon of sugar is 4g, and most people have 2 teaspoons of sugar per cup of coffee and/or tea -- do the math. If you're drinking 10 cups of coffee or tea a day with 2 teaspoons of sugar each cup, that's 2 tsp x 4g sugar x10cups/day = 80 grams of sugar per day. Substitute Sweet Leaf Stevia, and that all disappears. It would be nice if they did a study on long-term use of Stevia, but until that day, I do know it's much better healthwise for me than sugar, or so many of the sugar substitutes. No one's perfect, but using this product helps me cut back on my sugar intake each day in a major way. Sweet Leaf Stevia also does not go halfway with it's product. It's not half stevia, and half some other sugar substitute. So, in my opinion, it's probably one of the healthiest sugar alternatives out there. I use about one packet per cup of coffee or tea, and it's great! Highly recommend it.

I've used stevia for many, many years and I know how much it should take to sweeten a cup of coffee. SweetLeaf use to make wonderful tiny tablets you could buy in a small metal tin that sweetened beautifully and you could tuck in your purse, but for some reason they stopped making it. I've been using other brands and was happy to try SweetLeaf again, but I was bitterly disappointed in how bad this product is. This is not the SweetLeaf I'd known from the past. I don't know if this was a bad batch, or they've changed something about it, but it does not sweeten worth a darn! When I got up to 8 packets and it still was not sweet, I gave up. Just a note: I also bought some in the small jars to use in the kitchen and they were worthless too. You'd have to use the same amount that you'd use for regular cane sugar to get any sweetness. Just another case of a once good product going bad.