[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Ok so I was very skeptical about trying this because I was afraid that it would change the taste of what I add it to but it doesn't. I found it to be a very delightful especially in my teas. Definitely would recommend 10 out of 10.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I know I love Sugar in the Raw so I was excited to try Agave in the Raw. Haven't had a reason to use it in baking yet, but have been using it in my tea in place of honey and tried it in my coffee as well. Im not a fan of sugar in my coffee so I wouldn't recommend it for coffee for that reason, but I think it would be a great substitution for honey as it tastes very similar in tea, has similar nutrition facts, and I can see where someone with a bee/honey allergy could benefit from it as well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] this is a nice, thick but still very fluid syrup - super easy to mix into warmer beverages. It's not as sweet as honey, but a little more rich and deep. This is was so perfect for a more fall-flavored latte. I love the maple quality it adds to my drink. I think this just became a staple in my pantry. Can't wait to try it when I bake! My teenage son even loves it

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this from Influenster in exchange for my honest review. I have used sugar in the raw and stevia in the raw but have never tried this. It's very good in tea, on pancakes or in oatmeal. A little goes a long way because I do find it to be pretty sweet

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So I love “In the Raw” products. Currently have Sugar in the Raw and Stevia in the Raw in my pantry. Never tried the Agave, actually never knew it existed. I always buy agave syrup from my local market but it's way more expensive than this organic agave product and they taste same/same nutritionals. Definitely making this a permanent switch!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am not a fan of agave so this review is tough for me. I love sugar in the raw so I know the company makes great products, as for this agave I did not like the taste so I gave it to my cousin. She loved this and said it's one of the better agaves she has used.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] When I saw this in my voxbox I was so excited. I love agave!! It's not thick. Has a bit of a creamy flavor to it. Kind of like a hint of vanilla. I put about two tbsps in my tea and it's delicious. Serving size should be one tbsp. Its 60 calories per serving. I will absolutely use every drop of this bottle. Definitely recommend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this product for free from @InTheRaw and @Influenster in exchange for my honest review. Agave In The Raw is an organic sweetener from the core of Mexico's blue agave plant. Being that it is 25% sweeter than sugar, a little can go a looong way. You can use it as a healthier sugar alternative and sweeten coffee, oatmeal, yogurt, ect...basically anything you can think of. I love that you can cook with it and it helps to moisten and brown when baking. It is also advertised to gluten free with a low glycemic index. This tastes absolutely heavenly...the flavor profile is somewhere magically between brown sugar and honey. I was so excited that it does not have that gross aftertaste that most artificial sweeteners have, and is not overwhelmingly sweet even with it technically being sweeter than sugar. It's consistency is thicker than water but thinner than honey. Honestly, I love it soo much it's become my new go to for waffles and pancakes! I have not personally cooked with it YET...but I've read sooo many people ranting and raving about how wonderful it is to use in their dishes for the holidays. Seriously you can use this in anything you would put sugar in (I've included a picture of the list of conversions) and the results are magical...I'm so excited I found this...and right before the holidays too! Let's talk packaging...it comes in a good sized clear plastic bottle with a flip top. The label is clear with just the brsnd name on it. I particularly love that everything is clear so you can see to beautiful amber brown color of the Nectar. Honestly, its pretty basic no bells and whistles but it gets the job done and I think looks great on my counter top. ***Diabetics please note that Agave Nectar is in the sugar family...it is not  sugar free and contains a high percentage of fructose...so use with caution!  Even though it may not spike your blood sugar...when your liver metabolizes fructose it turns excess fructose into triglycerides- a type of fat that gets trapped and causes health problems (high leves of triglycerides are not good for diabetics). Usage of Agave Nectar in small amounts should be fine but definitely do some research before using as a complete sugar alternative.*** Remember this is only my opinion as I'm not a doctor! #AgaveITRxInfluenster, #FreshForFallVoxBox, #influenster, #intheraw, #organicagave

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like this because it's easy to use and good ingredients. I would use it as a substitute for maple syrup or honey. I've also been trying to use less cane sugar in my coffee and this would be a good substitute.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was sent a bottle of this in exchange for my honest review. While it tastes good it is not a better alternative to sugar. It had a higher fructose content than even high fructose corn syrup. It's not “healthy” at all.