As my husband is a diabetic, I have been using Splenda in place of sugars for a decade now. It works in coffee, baking, cooking, just about anything I'd use sugar. Don't feel any difference in taste or texture--no after taste like other non-sugar sweeteners, but only the price.

I am diabetic, so I have to use this and I use it to make my tea. It takes about a cup in my one gallon tea jug and the taste is great. My only complaint is you can only get them shipped to you. I am not thrilled with having to pay for shipping now even though I'm a plus member, so that is my only frustration with this product.

We've been using Splenda for a few years in place of surgar. Our family enjoys the calories we're forgoing on a daily basis. The taste is not like Saccharin. I bake and cook with Splenda without any changes in taste or the the outcome of the recipe. I even find I can use less Splenda than my recipes call for in surgar (most of the time). We use it in ice tea, Kool Aid, cold & hot cereal on fruit. Basically wherever surgar can be used. None of us have suffered any gastrointestinal aliments from the year's of use. The only reason I didn't give it 5 star's is that the opening of the bag can (at time's) not tear open properly leaving some of the granulated sweetener on the counter. I believe it is a default issue in the manufacturing of the bag at times. No scoop is provided.

Splenda the product is fine, but why my local Sam’s doesn’t carry it is annoying.

Same Splenda I’ve been using for years not a fan of two small bags I want the big bags back.

Why have you stopped carrying item in store> Very inconvenient to have to order on line

I have tried other low calorie sweetners and Splenda tastes better than the rest, IMO

Just as good as sugar

Enjoy the Splenda as a substitute for sugar. Honestly, the taste is good that I can’t tell the difference between this and regular granulated sugar!

Wish they'd keep carrying this in the stores. I can't stand those little individual packets. I use this for everything, baking, cooking, drinks, you name it. Those individual paks are a pain when you need to be able to measure by the cup.