Whole Earth Monk Fruit Granules
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✔︎ Vegan
✔︎ No Preservatives
✔︎ Gluten free
✔︎ NON-GMO Project Verified
✔︎ No Sugar
✔︎ 1 Calorie
Perfect for baking!
Monk Fruit also known “Luo Han Guo” or the “Buddha Fruit”, has been harvested for centuries by Buddhist monks in Southern Chinato make sweet, cooling drinks and traditional remedies to promote longevity. Our Monk Fruit withorganic Erythritol is a delightful low calorie sugar replacement that’sgreat for baking, cooking and to sprinkle on your foods and beverages.
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Clare – Verified Product Reviewer
I’m not sure I’ll make an effort to buy this as I just lower the sugar content in all I cook / bake .
Naomi – Verified Product Reviewer
Melts in the mouth similar to the way glucose does. Good substitute in sourdough recipe. Looking forward to trying it in more baking
Deborah Flynn –
Works well as a sugar substitute
Annelies – Verified Product Reviewer
Tastes like sugar, looks like sugar.
Soon – Verified Product Reviewer
Appeals to the health and weight conscious. Low calorie alternative to sugar. Light taste, would therefore need a whole lot more than cane sugar to sweeten a cuppa.
Abby – Verified Product Reviewer
It was alright not sure I’m a fan though
Kim – Northland – Verified Product Reviewer
It’s still sugar. Not sure the health claims match the price.
Hayley Schimanski – Verified Product Reviewer
Great replacement in my coffee
Katherine Wright – Verified Product Reviewer
Great replacement to sugar. I made cookies and the kids love them
Kellie Smith – Verified Product Reviewer
Good alternative
Andrea – Verified Product Reviewer
Had to laugh at the marketing….plant based product, as if sugar is not a plant based product itself, other than that, not a bad product.
Michelle McKain – Verified Product Reviewer
Best sugar substitute I have tried, it didn’t leave an after taste, infact I couldn’t tell it wasn’t sugar