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SPICEEL Monk Fruit Sweetener with Allulose is a zero-calorie sugar substitute that replicates the sweetness and texture of sugar 1:1. It is keto-friendly, gluten-free, and vegan, making it an ideal choice for health-conscious individuals. With a unique leak-proof design and ultra-fine granules, it dissolves effortlessly in beverages and enhances the flavor of baked goods without any bitterness.
P**O
Perfect sugar substitute
I was sceptical but it is perfect for all recipes calling for sugar. It measured equal amount and no after taste.I wish it had a lower price but Í have purchased 3 more to have available in my pantry.It has a convenient pouring spout
D**O
Best combo monk fruit + allulose
Calling this the "best" combo because:1. monk fruit + allulose in general is the best compromise in terms of taste and cost (as opposed to monk fruit alone)2. Best price I could find3. The powder flows well from the pouch.Tastes like sugar, no aftertaste
T**E
Excellent Product
An excellent substitute for conventional sugar without spiking your GI.
D**E
Great value
Great quality, clean taste.
N**A
Sweetness
This was my first time using monk fruit sweetener. It has a nice taste. I do prefer it over stevia. Hoping it's a hit when I use it as a replacement for sugar when baking for my diabetic parent. I did learn after the fact that monk fruit is difficult to grow and expensive to import so something to think about next time I need to buy.
C**4
Fake sugar taste
I really wanted to like this because I’m trying to cut out sugar from my life. This however has that fake sugar taste to it. It has a strange texture that I don’t prefer almost like a baking soda. I can’t recommend this as it does not taste good.
K**Y
Good taste
Tastes good. Powder consistency
C**E
This tastes terrible!
I made keto brownies with this and they tasted terrible! And besides that I looked at the package and this stuff is made in China and if I had known that to begin with who never bought it. Also the package gives you the impression that monk fruit as the main ingredient, when actually the Allulose is listed as the first ingredient.
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