NuNaturals Stevia Extract Liquid, Alcohol Free, Price/2 floz

This tastes great. I have it in my coffee every morning. I love the ingredients and that there isn't added fillers. Highly recommend this! It's lasted me forever.

The product is not as concentrated as 2 other brands I get from my grocery or health food store. I went through it quicker using in my tea or coffee. I would buy it again but hoping things weren't so costly. Of course!

Highly recommend and a good value.

I've tried a lot of the flavored stevia and monk fruit drops. It's been challenging to find a decent vanilla flavor. Most of them are more of a creme or french vanilla profile. Also they use natural flavors to achieve this which is ambiguous. According to the ingredients list, the NuNaturals Vanilla is flavored with actual vanilla and has no alcohol or weird additives/preservatives. So this is among the cleanest flavored drops I've come across. Also it's in a glass bottle with a dropper, which I prefer to the plastic pour and squeeze bottles. Mainly that's because the pour and squeeze style tend to be messy and wasteful, whereas with the dropper there is very little waste.The has a dark color, presumably from the vanilla, which is worth noting (for better or worse, depending on the application). Since there's no alcohol it works well in regular drinks, although to be fair since a little goes a long way that's not usually much of an issue anyway. As far as flavor, it's fairly mild. I would prefer that the vanilla was more forward, but of all the Vanilla ones I've tried this is in the top two. My other favorite as far as vanilla flavor is the Now brand Vanilla Monk Fruit drops. That one has a more concentrated vanilla flavor and a stronger flavor to sweetness ratio. So the NuNaturals needs fewer drops for sweetness than the Now brand, but the vanilla flavor is more subtle. It also works out that the NuNaturals is a lot more economical, so that's another factor to consider.

Bottle was broken and empty when I picked it up.

Very potent drops. I should have started using this long ago. I had been using the measure-for-measure Stevia granules for years, especially for baking. But the main ingredient in those granules is maltodextrin which is not great health-wise. I highly recommend switching to these drops. Use the bare minimum necessary to give you the sweetness you need. All Stevia sweeteners have the tendency to give an after-taste. This is minimized by limiting your dosing. As little as 4 drops can sweeten a bowl of plain yogurt. This will end up being half the carbs of a vanilla yogurt serving.