Great value on a much needed natural sweetener product. Yeah, sure you can buy half the quantity for a dollar or two less than this one is a lot of stores, but why would you...that’s just silly spending more for less product on per unit basis. This tastes great and doesn’t overwhelm whatever you mix it into.

Stevia in the Raw is recommended for diabetics as being low glycemic. Although I usually need 2 artificial sweeteners, I am getting used to using just 1 in a cup of coffee. It's not "sweet" but Stevia cuts the bitterness of roasted coffee beans and with milk, half and half or cream (not a flavored creamer) it's actually becoming my preferred way to drink coffee. Plus it won't spike my blood sugar.

Dextrose is first ingredient. Miss leading

Returned -- didn't like the blend

Terrible flavor with a weird aftertaste.

Name is misleading. It should be called Dextrose in the raw

I wanted this as a less expensive option for trivia as it is stevia also. It does not tast anything like , I am trying it on customers and hope they will accept it.

This is weak version of Stevia. Not that sweet at all. I have to put more than one packet in 16oz coffee or tea. I only have use 1 packet of other sweetener.

I bought this for my wife. She normally uses Splenda Naturals Stevia Sweetener, but it was unavailable. She said it was good but would switch back when her other brand was available again. The only negative that I have is the count and weight of each packet between brands is different. This makes price checking difficult.

Really great natural sweetener. I was just diagnosed with nonalcoholic liver cirrhosis and need to cut out sugar. This is the best tasting. Also Truvia has a negligible amount of stevia even though they show a stevia leaf on the box. When you’re diagnosed with liver disease, you will do research to see what’s the best for your liver. Stevia may have a protective effect on the liver. I highly recommend Stevia! We tried both Stevia and Truvia. And Stevia is a lot cheaper. Plus, it’s better for you.