Tame prime USDA Organic Monkfruit sweetener with Allulose from figs, 1 lb (454 g), 1:1 sweet like sugar, organic monk fruit without erythritol, 0 calories, 0 Glycemic index, Keto

I have used this for baking with great success. It's expensive, but it tastes the same as sugar without spiking your blood sugar levels.

This is a pantry staple for us as we wanted a monkfruit sweetener that was not erythritol-based. It bakes well and the flavor and disolvability when added to foods is just like sugar. Top-notch product in a convenient size.

Good product but way too overpriced, especially if u plan to use it in baking. They need to lower the price.

Tastes great and supposedly doesn't spike blood sugar like regular sweeteners do.

The only organic monkfruit with allulose I've been able to find. Great in my tea everyday!

This is a really good product and it very true to 1:1 ratio.

This sugar substitute is great so far, and I have a sensitive stomach! After reading Erythritol heightens your risk of blood clots, heart attacks, and strokes, I switched immediately to Allulose. I found Allulose from watching a keto recipe on youtube. Decided to try it, and it's great! It doesn't seem as sweet as the erythritol but that's ok, I'd rather add more and have more carbs, than have a stroke or blood clot that kills me, or a heart attack that could kill me. It was worth my health and life to switch. I've made chocolate mug cakes with this sweetener, and they come out great. I have to use 2 Tablespoons of it to sweeten one mug cake. It's a lot, but apparently my body tolerates that amount. It has a slightly yellow tint to it. So it's like a white-pale yellow color. The carbs are all the same for any sweetener across the board mostly. 4 carbs per teaspoon. Not bad, and it won't spike my blood sugar. I'm type 2 diabetic so that's important to me. I'll buy again.

I guess it’s a good quality but no sweetness at all. For such price to buy something tasteless. Well, I tried, never again.