Alusweet 2 Pack- Allulose and Monk Fruit Sweetener

I have been trying to find a better alternative to sugar, and allulose has not disappointed. This is a perfect supplement. It is not as sweet as traditional sugar, but there is no weird aftertaste,

I’ve tried several sugar substitutes, and Alusweet Allulose Sweetener is hands down the best. The 1:1 sugar replacement makes it incredibly easy to use in cooking, baking, or even just sweetening my coffee. It has a natural sweetness without any weird aftertaste, which is rare for zero-calorie sweeteners. As someone who follows a keto-friendly diet, this sweetener has been a game-changer. It doesn’t spike my blood sugar, and it’s gluten-free, so it fits perfectly into my lifestyle. The 12 oz packaging is just the right size, and the quality is consistently excellent. If you’re looking for a versatile and delicious sugar substitute, I can’t recommend Alusweet Allulose enough!

Excellent blend

Tastes like sugar

Probably tastes more like sucrose(table sugar than any of the artificial sweeteners. The only fault to me was the product is more like powdered rather than granulated sugar. Useful for many recopies such as sprinkling on some cupcakes or strawberries, but less than ideal for sweetening beverages. It tends to clump at the bottom of even hot beverages, such as tea. Wold be excellent if the mfg made a granular form that dissolved like it's nefarious cousin. proper sugar. A tad pricey as well, but health is not for the impecunious possibly.

You can't discern whether it's sugar or Allulose. Good for baking additive

The package only says "Allulose Sweatner" it even says GREAT FOR DIABETICS, I am surprised they haven't been sued by this, because this isn't pure allulose, it has SUCRALOSE which not only increases blood sugar levels but it also increases the rate at which glucose enters the bloodstream. If you have Type 1 diabetes, you know how dangerous this is. For the past month I couldn't figure out what was rising my blood sugar so high and so often, until I read the back fine print of the package and realized this is not pure allulose, on top of that, this product cannot be returned, so I spent a month with high blood sugar and im out of $12

It’s sweet and it’s good but when I ordered it I thought it was pure ALLULOSE. It’s not. It is sweetened with stevia. They don’t tell you the percentage of stevia versus the percentage of ALLULOSE It’s sweet it good but it not purity.