SweetLeaf Stevia Powder Sweetener, Sugar Free - 70 Packets (1 Pack)

I’ve been using this brand Stevia for 10+ years, only in my morning coffee. I don’t enjoy the taste of stevia in other drinks or foods. I tried several other brands before this one (store brand, stevia in the raw, I don’t remember what else). I tried this brand all those years ago because they had the claim of no bitterness or aftertaste. And I’ve liked it from day 1. I stir as I’m emptying the packet into my coffee and dissolving is no problem. Sometimes it will make a clump but even that dissolves with just a few more stirs. Can’t find it in my local grocery stores anymore (in these packets) so I started ordering from Amazon. Usually a box ends up partially smashed, and I’ve tried telling them about it, but it still happens. So far it’s not caused a loss of the product on my end.

Received the SweetLeaf Stevia when expected. This is a box that contains 70 individual packets. Each packet equals to 2 teaspoons of sugar. Stevia has been my choice of sweetener for many years. It has 0 calories, 0 carbs, non-glycemic response, and is not artificial. Stevia is made from the leaf of a plant grown in South America. SweetLeaf stevia products have also been my choice for many years. Reading the ingredients list will quickly explain why. The only ingredients in SweetLeaf stevia are fiber, stevia extract, and silica. I use this powdered version, the liquid version, and the one mixed with sugar for baking. Love them all. Many "so called" stevia products only have trace amounts of stevia in them and are loaded with added chemicals. If I am going to choose a more healthful product, I do not want it laced with chemicals. Stevia, for many years, in this country could not be sold as a sweetener but only as a nutritional supplement. The huge corporations that developed artificial chemical sweeteners used their influences to block stevia from being marketed as a sweetener. When their patents expired, suddenly stevia was OK to sell and use. In other countries, especially Japan, it has been marketed for many, many years and is also an additive in many manufactured products like chewing gum and colas. There is no history of adverse reactions like there are with so many artificial sweeteners. I use it in beverages (tea, cocoa, lemonade), oatmeal, and on fruit, and I do use it in cooking and baking. Substituting stevia in baking, takes a bit of care, or use a recipe developed for stevia use. Sugar in baking does more than just sweeten the cake (or whatever). Sugar also causes the product to brown and helps with some of the chemical reactions that cause baking products to rise especially if you are using yeast.

These stevia packets consistently taste the same and are filled uniformly. I've had issues with other vendors, but this one always comes through for me.

I have been using SweetLeaf packets for a long time. I just switched to Sweetleaf Natural Stevia Sweetener Powder, 4 Ounce Shaker because it is more convenient at home but I do still buy the packets for travel and to carry in my bag. This sweetener is safe. It is not like many artificial sweeteners that have cancerous possibilities and other side effects. It is a natural sweetener. It doesn't have the same taste as my favorite which is Splenda. It took a while for me to get assimilated to the slightly bitter taste of Stevia but now I don't even notice it. I use it for my iced tea, oatmeal, and pretty much anything that I want sweetened. The packets are sturdy so carrying them around won't end up with crystals all over your bag or pocket. A whole packet is really sweet so I tend to use a half of one and try to salvage the other half. That is why i switched to the shaler where I control the amount I use. I like this sweetener and it is safe which is a huge concern of mine. It is very concentrated and a little goes a long way. It's a little pricey for just 70 packets which is another reason I switched to the shaker which has loads more servings. But the convenience of packets for travel or carrying with me makes up for the higher price, in my opinion.

I avoid sugar but love a little sweetness in my morning cuppa. Sweet Leaf is the best tasting sweetener I’ve found. It does not raise blood sugar and tastes great. When I order I receive it within a day or two so I never run out.

Exactly as described, arrived on time.

This is a decent product though the packets are pretty tough and might be cheaper to be made with paper. Fairly sweet as a sugar replacement. But, if you are Fructose Intolerant, do not get this product as Inulin is a form of fructose

It operates as anticipated as the purchase was quite pleasing. I found it to be a good value for the cost, and I also felt secure regarding its health implications.

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Tiene buen sabor y los sobres son muy prácticos para transportar en caso de viaje.

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Although it says there is no after taste, there is. It tastes like Truvia you get from supermarkets only a little less interfered. I use half a sachet in my only coffee of the day. More than that l couldn’t stomach it. I tried in my oat bran. A definite no.

I’m genuinely impressed. First, the taste. This is one of the very few stevia products I’ve tried that doesn’t have that harsh, lingering aftertaste. It blends smoothly into coffee, tea, and even protein shakes without overpowering the flavor. It gives a clean, subtle sweetness that feels balanced, not artificial or sharp. Second, the ingredient integrity. I appreciate that it’s 100% natural stevia with no unnecessary fillers or strange additives. When I’m choosing products for daily use, especially something I consume multiple times a day, purity matters, and this checks that box. The individual packets are also incredibly convenient. I keep some in my purse, at work, and in my kitchen. It makes staying consistent with low-sugar choices effortless, whether I’m at home or out. If you’re trying to reduce sugar without sacrificing taste, this is an excellent option. Clean sweetness, no spike, no crash, and no weird aftertaste. I will absolutely be repurchasing.