Monk Fruit also known “Luo Han Guo” or the “Buddha Fruit”, has been harvested for centuries by Buddhist monks in Southern Chinato make sweet, cooling drinks and traditional remedies to promote longevity. Our Monk Fruit withorganic Erythritol is a delightful low calorie sugar replacement that’sgreat for baking, cooking and to sprinkle on your foods and beverages.
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Aisling Fahey–Verified Product Reviewer
My hubby is the only one in the house that uses sugar. He said u can’t taste the difference in coffee
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Anna Wood–Verified Product Reviewer
Very good indeed
+ PROS: Does the job and is nice tasting.
- CONS:Smelled a bit strange when I first opened it.
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Angie–Verified Product Reviewer
Good substitute
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Rebecca Robinson–Verified Product Reviewer
Helps my health journey
+ PROS: A bit expensive but I don’t use much so it will last a long time
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Shalon Lesa–Verified Product Reviewer
Used in coffee was good substitute to cane sugar, vegan & GF even better.
+ PROS: Above
- CONS:Pricey.
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Monique–Verified Product Reviewer
Tasted fine. Have used for got drinks mostly.
+ PROS: Lower calories
- CONS:Me expensive then sugar
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Bridget Sewell–Verified Product Reviewer
Great product, amazing alternative to sugar I had never heard of before
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Sam Mayhew–Verified Product Reviewer
Good product, but would still use sugar first
+ PROS: Healthier and less 'moderation' required.
- CONS:Not quite the same flavour as sugar offers.
Quite expensive compared to other options.
It’s a great product, can’t tell its not real sugar
+ PROS: Easy to bake with and use
- CONS:Price
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Heidi–Verified Product Reviewer
Was ok, will probably rather use a sugar sub in baking, although quite pricey
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Asti–
A bit expensive, but a good quality substitute. I used it for my baking and it tasted just like the sugary version. Next time I will probably do half and half with normal sugar so I can still feel good about less calories but saving some of the product!
Aisling Fahey – Verified Product Reviewer
My hubby is the only one in the house that uses sugar. He said u can’t taste the difference in coffee
Anna Wood – Verified Product Reviewer
Very good indeed
Angie – Verified Product Reviewer
Good substitute
Rebecca Robinson – Verified Product Reviewer
Helps my health journey
Shalon Lesa – Verified Product Reviewer
Used in coffee was good substitute to cane sugar, vegan & GF even better.
Monique – Verified Product Reviewer
Tasted fine. Have used for got drinks mostly.
Bridget Sewell – Verified Product Reviewer
Great product, amazing alternative to sugar I had never heard of before
Sam Mayhew – Verified Product Reviewer
Good product, but would still use sugar first
Aj Shane – Verified Product Reviewer
I don’t use these so the taste was abit weird
Sarah Weaver – Waikato – Verified Product Reviewer
It’s a great product, can’t tell its not real sugar
Heidi – Verified Product Reviewer
Was ok, will probably rather use a sugar sub in baking, although quite pricey
Asti –
A bit expensive, but a good quality substitute. I used it for my baking and it tasted just like the sugary version. Next time I will probably do half and half with normal sugar so I can still feel good about less calories but saving some of the product!