Puresweet Shuga® Cube, Zero Calorie Sugar Cubes (48), Sugar Free, 100% Natural, No bitter Aftertaste, Vegan.

More than sweet enough. Good for pour Absinth over. Not sure if it burns like sugar though.

This is the best sweetener I've bought

Nice sugar cube style but does not taste like sugar. It only taste like sweetener.

Love it, works well as a healthy sugar alternative. Not as sweet as sugar, so you’ll need more of it, and it doesn’t dissolve as fast as sugar so more stirring is required, but otherwise it’s good and I don’t feel a difference in taste. I love the fact that it’s in cubes. It’s ridiculously expensive though, that’s the only downfall. If they drop the price down to maybe £15/kg (which is still expensive, but better than the current £23/kg!!), I’d buy much more of it and use it everyday.

Tastes lovely but rather expensive but quality is good

Firstly, it dissolves very quickly. If you’re looking for real sugar cubes, this isn’t it. It tastes more like an artificial sweetener, and I feel it may contribute to hormonal breakouts.

I really like the sugar cube format and the rate it dissolves in hot drinks, the taste is not exactly as sweet or same effect as pure sugar but it doesn't have the horrible aftertaste that seems to come with other products, I'm very sensitive to it and try and avoid sweeteners because of the flavour. The only negative for me is the high cost in comparison to actual sugar. I don't mind paying more but the 6.99 price point is high

It's the usual Stevia/Erythritol mix of calorie-free sweeteners, this time presented in cube form. I've used the granulated form for years and wanted a more convenient way of sweetening a cup of coffee. Pop one of these in the mug, job done: a lot easier than faffing around with bags or cannisters of the powdered stuff. On that score, these cubes are great: same guilt-free sweetness in a very convenient form. Unfortunately, the packaging is a disaster. There's the (I suppose) inevitable plastic shrink wrap; then there's no obvious way to open the cardboard box; then the cubes somehow slide out in a cardboard tray, and then you find the cubes are covered in tissue paper. It's an extremely awkward confection of packaging that detracts significantly from the cubes' convenience and utility. The Silver Spoon box of cubes I keep for visitors has a semi-perforated flap that you simply lift when a new cube is required. If Shuga had replicated that sort of simplicity of design, I'd award at least one more star (they're quite expensive, so they lose a star on that score anyway). Seriously, Puresweet: sort the packaging out. I won't be buying again until you do, put it that way.