I use a lot of sugar in my tea, coffee, ice cream. With one packet it was enough for my coffee and my tea! :D less sugar and great taste. Used the coupon to buy my parents a truvia since they're diabetic and love sweets this is better when making cakes.

I got my free sample of Truvia and let it sit on the counter for a couple of weeks. I just wasn't sure about it and didn't want to use it in my food and not like it. One morning, it caught my attention and I added it to my morning coffee. I was so pleasantly surprisedby the level of sweetness and lack of bitter aftertaste that I normally experience with other sweeteners. I do believe that was one of the best cups of coffee I have ever started my day with! Thank you for the coupon that accompanied the sample. Honestly, I would have bought more without a coupon, I like it so much. But, the coupon was like an added bonus. I look forward to trying Truvia in many more ways in the near future.

I received a free sample of truvia in the packet and was sold on it from that moment. Even better I found the one I can bake with too. I like it because it has granules instead of the powdery kind like Splenda, which chokes me when trying to pour it out of the bag. Also I like it because it is from the stevia leaf and is a healthy way to sweeten my food and drinks.

After trying Truvia, I was pleasantly surprised at how wonderful it was! I used it to sprinkle over hot cereal, and as a sweetener in my tea. It doesn't have a nasty aftertaste like some other sweeteners do, and I'm looking forward to cooking with it now. It's a wonderful new addition to my kitchen!

I received my truvia sample about a month ago and have been on the lookout for truvia in all the restaurants my husband and I go to. truvia not only tastes like real sugar but the texture, sound and quantity more closely resemble real sugar than any other substitute we have tried. The first difference you'll notice is how much fuller the packets feel than other sugar substitutes you have tried. You feel like you're getting that "rounded teaspoon" serving size. Second, the sound of truvia hitting the bottom of your cup or bowl is more satisfying. Both my husband and I carry truvia wherever we go so we can enjoy it anytime, anywhere.

I've used artificial sweeteners for 50+ years and this is the first one I can rave about! There is no chemical aftertaste or harshness to this sweetener when you add it to tea or coffee. I wish one of the soft drink companies would discover it and I would be one of the first to buy it!

Thanks for the free sample packs. While waiting in the doctor's office, I saw a medical magazine that had an article on Truvia, Stevia, Splenda, etc. According to this article, Truvia and Stevia are much better for you. I bought a box of Truvia. I have now used it to sweeten tea, in a pumpkin pie at Christmas, and in banana nut bread, and other recipes. All of these tasted plenty sweet, and turned out delicious!! I used the Truvia just like I would have used sugar. We have now switched from Splenda to Truvia!! It works for my Diabetic husband!!

I received a free sample and use it in my coffee and love it. Taste like my regular coffee but with fewer calories and no sugar. So I end up buying a box of Truvia plus some Truvia baking sugar. Made homemade oatmeal and chocolate cookies and I couldn't taste the difference. I'm glad Truvia is helping me reduce sugar intake and empty calories.

The introduction to Truvia stemmed from a diet my husband and I began. The thought of replacing sugar with another artificial sweetener was something I was not looking forward to. Well eureka, they have finally done it. Truvia has great taste. It is great with our teas, cinnamon for dipping apples and the kids Kool-aid. It was an easy transition to replace the sugar in our house with Truvia. We now say "sugar, what's that?"

I received my sample of Truvia (2 packets), and it was my first exposure to stevia products in general (I was a long time user of "pink, "blue," and "yellow," as well as the occasional break to regular ol' cane sugar. However I made the huge mistake of brewing my usual 16 oz. full-bodied coffee the way I normally do and absentmindedly put in the two sugar packets that I had out and ready to try. It was then I recalled that I usually put about 3 bags of cane sugar in a size and strength like that, and thought perhaps I would need more to get it sufficiently sweet (it sure did appear as if it were regular sugar, when pouring and dissolving). I then sipped it and realized it wasn't sweet enough, much to my dismay. I DID, however, finish about half of it that way, just to test aftertaste possibilities, etc., and there was NONE. Not bad! I then had to sweeten it a little more by adding sugar. From what I tasted, I think Truvia was pretty close to sugar itself, and most definitely not like "pink" (a plus). The failure of the test was, of course, my fault, but this preview was highly impressive nonetheless. I'd say GIVE IT A TRY, for sure!