CCnature Stevia Powder Extract Natural Sweetener Zero Calorie Sugar Substitute 8 oz

Best Stevia I've tried yet. I usually buy whatever the best price is, but this brand is sweeter than all the others I've tried and it dissolves INSTANTLY... even in cold drinks... like the other brands have something else that won't let it dissolve till you stir it in.

I've tried dozens of stevia-based sweeteners. Only two of them provided a sucrose/fructose quality of sweetness without any detectable bitterness or off-taste: 1) CCnature Stevia Powder Extract Natural Sweetener Zero Calorie Sugar Substitute (this product) and 2) Splenda Naturals (an Erythritol/Stevia-extract blend). CCnature at 0.5¢/serving vs Splenda Naturals at 4¢/serving. CCnature Stevia Extract offers more flexibility to its users: Use it alone to impart sweetness; add other adjuncts to achieve other qualities (e.g. erythritol/inositol for sugar caramelization/mouthfeel).

This is my umpteenth purchase. Very satisfied

Stevia is the only healthy alternative to sugar, there are many available options but almost all of them have some additives, this product has no other ingredients but leaf steviaIt lasts a long time because you only need a pinch

(Edited)I'm absolutely a snob about my opinion. Being aware of this and that my biases will not always translate to someone else's truth, I'll attempt to be comprehensive enough.With Stevia you can always expect some form of bitterness at some point. That said, high "Reb. A" stevia is recognized as being the least bitter, most pleasant form of Stevia for sweetness. I fully trust this is high "Reb. A" Stevia. It is not bitter for the sweetness it provides. I've gone on the Stevia journey two or three dedicated times in my life, and stopped with each Stevia product I started with.This time, with this Stevia, I've found a product I can stick with. With this product, in my opinion, bitterness is only hit by having more sweetness that anyone should ever be looking for. Even then, if you're like, "I need more!" (which honestly I hit), the bitterness subtly, naturally scales up, should just make sense, and be the reason you force yourself to stop. For me, I never hit the "oh I regret the amount of Stevia I just tested/used" after-effect. If you find yourself unsatisfied with THIS product, consider the possibility that "you" could be the problem. I admit that I personally frequently dabble in being a problem, so I feel like I can relate. I also don't know if there's an even less bitter 100% Stevia product on the market. However, if this is the best it gets, at least "I'm" celebrating. God YES! (for those of us religiously-inclined individuals who feel it inappropriate to thank God for a purchased product, "Chill" and let it be. It's a solution, be thankful that it's there and that there are guides.The previous Stevias I've connected with have always had an abundance of bitterness for the sweetness I've been looking for. They were cheaper hacks that don't offer as refined a product, I am certain. And because of them, I haven't found "this" product for years. In the end, If the reviews and the cost appears high, assume the experience is genuine.Tips:1) The powder is very fine and easily airborne. I recommend preparing a Stevia dispenser for when you open the product.2) If not sure, buy the smaller packs first. If you do not like it, give it to any other Stevia fanatic. You'll probably at least be their hero for the day.This is high quality Stevia.

We really like this stevia brand for it's quality. It doesn't take much to sweeten, just a tiny pinch, and it has a good flavor without the aftertaste that some brands have. We mostly use it to sweeten tea and it is good for that.

This is one of the best pure stevia powders I've found. I have severe allergies, with intolerances to sulfites and histamines, but this is one of 2 stevias I do not react to. It's very fine powder, which makes it easy to dissolve and you don't need to use very much. However, there's a fine line between too little and too much and if you get too much, it's overwhelmingly sweet and makes me very nauseous, but does not turn butter (like Stevita brand). Overall, stevita 100% stevia is still my #1 - it's more like a powder/flour consistency vs very fine granules and is more consistent with balanced sweetness across numerous types of food - but it's quite pricey and often out of stock.

Pure stevia extract. Not cut with any “ous” sugars like many “stevia” products. To us it is sweeter than the last brand we used.