Durelife Allulose sweetener, 5 lb 100% Pure No Erythritol powdered Sugar Substitute, NON-GMO Project Verified, Keto Certified, OU kosher, No Fillers, Zero Calories sugar alternative 5 Lbs

Have been getting large 5lb bags of Allulose regularly for the past year and have never had a problem with delivery.This time the bag was ruptured in the main Amazon box, with Allulose powder all over the rest of the contents of my delivery. Needless to say I was NOT a happy camper.As Amazon always directs you to contact the seller, I contacted DuraLife, not expecting much help. I got a reply the next day, and an offer to replace the entire bag within the next few days!I'm not quite sure how to take such great customer service!!! Wish all companies were like this. I'll probably order my future shipments directly from the company's web site.p.s. The DuraLife Allulose bags are thick-walled. I think it would take a great deal of force to rupture them.

I’ve tried many sugar substitutes, and this is one of the best. It tastes just like sugar with no weird aftertaste, and it doesn’t spike my blood sugar at all. I use it for baking, coffee, and even sauces — and it works beautifully every time. The 5 lb bag is a great value and lasts a long time. A must-have if you're doing low-carb or keto!

I have tried many artificial sweeteners as well as other sugar substitutes and allulose is the best that I have found. There is, at least in my book, no aftertaste, and the closest sensation of real sugar of any product that I have used. 5 stars all around!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I was looking for enough to use in a jam recipe. This product has fine granules and is easy to use. I do not know if the allulose is sourced in the USA or if it comes from somewhere like China. The package does not list the country of manufacture. The package also had a slight leak from which a small amount of the particles escaped. The box it was shipped in appeared to have been done properly. Meets my expectations for Allulose.

This stuff is delicious. Tastes just like sugar to me and doesn't have the "sweetener" aftertaste. Apparently, it's not the same for everyone. All the hype on allulose says it doesn't do what other sweeteners do and, in fact, helps lower blood sugar etc (unsure of the mechanism). Not sure yet about all that but it is tasty. Good price too.

I like this in my coffee. It tastes most like sugar with no aftertaste. Just hoping that they don’t discover some hidden danger or bad health effects from it when it’s been around longer.

I was really surprised, this had a significant cooling effect in the mouth even though it’s supposed to be straight allulose and was a lot sweeter than I am used to allulose being (I have made a lot of keto style desserts for myself and other family members over the years and I am used to working with allulose). I usually buy FitLane and switched because of the price difference. I regret it. The ice cream I made today, as I have done many times in the past with allulose, did not freeze and the taste is funny with this brand. It’s not overly bad to me, and I will definitely use it, but other family members can tell the difference and won’t eat the things I make with it. I took a risk with a new product because of price and regretted it. I gave it three stars because it dissolves easily, was inexpensive compared to other brands, and it’s non-gmo. I took stars away for taste and the not-quite-right quality of finished products made with it.

I like that this stuff is apparently the healthiest sugar alternative that there is, but it's not actually that terribly sweet.It takes 2 heaping teaspoons of this stuff to equal maybe a 1/2 teaspoon of Stevia, according to my "does the coffee taste good" test. Monkfruit tastes about twice as sweet. Kinda makes this a fairly expensive alternative, even when you buy in bulk.