Pyure Organic Stevia Extract Powder, 100% Pure Stevia Leaf Extract, No Fillers, Sugar-Free, Keto, Paleo, Diabetic Friendly, Zero Calorie, 300x Sweeter Than Sugar, 1,000 Servings, USDA Organic

This is the best sugar sub there is out there! There are no other ingredients added (like dextrose), it's just pure (Pyure) stevia plant extract! At first, I thought it seemed a little expensive, but I'm glad I decided to give it a try. This should last for a while before I need to re-order. When I used stevia which was in the raw (whatever that's supposed to mean), I noticed dextrose was also on the ingredient list. I bought those in packets and found myself using 2 packets for a cup of coffee. With this stuff, I just use a tap or two in my coffee and the effect is just SWEET! The very tiny "sprinkle-like" balls hit the coffee and dissolve very quickly. This small container will last for months and months. I believe this product also comes in packets and loose form but in my opinion, you'll probably end up using too much at a time. The only drawback that I can come up with? It's going to be very difficult to measure the correct amount to use in your favorite recipes. Good thing they also have granular and liquid products for that use!

Of course it doesn’t taste like sugar! Stevia has a different flavor than sugar. Is it bad? No. Is it different than sugar? Yes. Sugar has its own flavor, which would seem weird to us if we started out with Stevia and were switching to sugar. But don’t let the flavor variance phase you, as it takes time to get used to it. What I’d recommend from personal experience, is don’t aim for ‘very sweet’, aim for ‘slightly sweet’ and as you get accustomed to the flavor, adjust accordingly. As far as Stevia products go, this is the best I’ve tried, both in purity and flavor - which is a vast improvement over the mixed/blended products out there in my opinion. It’s a little messy until you get used to dealing with it (very much like powdered sugar in consistency). The scoop is the best way to dole it out, in my opinion, but I’d really like a longer handle and a place to store it that isn’t inside the container. Finding the scoop and getting it out is a messy proposition that wastes product and there is no external means of attaching the scoop so that it doesn’t wander away. My solution for this was to tape it to the outside of the container with a section in the center of the tape where I covered the adhesive (creating a simple loop that holds the scoop securely). The sprinkle top is just ok, it’s still messy but now it’s harder to tell how much you are using - this is because of how fine the product is and the fact that you can’t see every particle that lands in your food or drink (not to mention how much becomes airborne while employing this method - if breathing in sweet air is your goal, this is an excellent method to use). The other item to note is that this product has a tendency to clump-up when used. Plan to break it up with a spoon while you mix, especially if the food or drink is cold. Other brands have ‘solved’ this problem by adding silicone. I’ll let you decide if that’s the solution for you. Excellent product…wish it was less expensive…but I’m cheap and that’s a problem I struggle with. Still…it’s worth the money, even for me. I’d highly recommend trying this out.

Pure brand Stevia in this container, which is the "powdered" version (with a very fine consistency similar to say powdered sugar), is the best tasting Stevia out there. It is very concentrated, which means you only need a very small amount to sweeten a cup of coffee or glass of iced tea. Again, it is a very fine powder so can be somewhat hard to control when using the little scoop that comes inside. I personally transfer the entire contents into a different container, which totally solves that issue. Even so, I would not want the manufacturer to change a thing - the taste is too good as it is! It's 'pure' Stevia (no pun intended) with no additives - and it's organic!! We (my husband and I - he also loves this brand of Stevia) have tried other brands of Stevia in an effort to save a few dollars, but always end up coming back to Pure brand. It is not bitter; maybe if you use too much, it might be. You have to start out using a very small amount, taste your item, and go from there. And if you're new to using Stevia, you may also need to 'adapt' your taste buds to the 'new' flavor of Stevia from the other crud-for-you artificial sweeteners that you may be using currently. Is it worth the price? Yes! The taste is great and for us is never bitter, it's pure in form and organic. And this container can last a very long time because of how little is needed to sweeten. We also like the packets, which is "granular" not powdered; I keep these in my purse for using at restaurants. We do find that the "powdered" version is more concentrated and therefore you need less of it than the "granular" version, but both taste great!! And my husband really likes the liquid that is gently squirted into a drink, oatmeal, etc., which also tastes great!!

It is good but it took aweek to get used to the taste.

I prefer this brand over others, it seems sweeter. I tried another one from wholefoods and it wasn't as sweet.

Careful when opening the jar, there is a mini spoon buried in the stevia powder. The spoon is very small because the stevia powder is very pure indeed. The brand I was previously using had more volume due to an additive. So level the powder carefully with a knife tip before dropping it in your drink. The taste is fine in my hibiscus tea but gives a bitter, unpleasant taste in coffee.

Great product, I use it in my tea and coffee. I’m so used to it and have been using it for a long time I don’t get an after taste. Tried using it in baked cookies one time and it did not work out. It just didn’t sweeten the cookies. I’m not a baker maybe that’s why.

As someone who drinks black coffee during fasting, I needed a sweetener that would not raise my blood sugar or interfere with my fasting window. The Pyure Organic Stevia Extract Powder fits that need perfectly. It is made from organic stevia leaf extract without fillers or erythritol. Because the powder is about 300 times sweeter than sugar, a tiny amount in my morning coffee delivers a clean sweetness with zero calories and zero net carbohydrates. The jar includes a small spoon for measuring, and one scoop (about 25 milligrams) replaces two teaspoons of table sugar. That precision helps when you are fasting and cannot afford accidental calories. My experience has been largely positive. The product dissolves quickly in hot coffee and does not leave grains at the bottom of the cup. Because there are no bulking agents or added sugars, it truly is suitable for low carb and diabetic lifestyles. The concentration makes the jar economical; at roughly a thousand servings per container, it lasts for months even with daily use. I also appreciate the fact that it is USDA Organic and Non‑GMO Project Verified. This sweetener has some drawbacks. Pure stevia leaf extract is known to have a faint bitter or licorice‑like aftertaste, and I notice that if I use more than a single scoop. The lack of bulk means it is not useful for baking. The small measuring spoon included in the jar is easy to misplace, and over‑sweetening is very easy if you do not measure carefully. In my experience, it works best in strong-tasting drinks like coffee or tea where the slight aftertaste is less noticeable. Overall, I recommend Pyure Organic Stevia Extract Powder to anyone who needs a pure, zero‑calorie sweetener for beverages or simple recipes. It has been an effective way to keep my coffee pleasant during fasting while avoiding sugar and artificial sweeteners. For its purity, economy, and suitability for special diets, I give it four out of five stars.