Wholesome SweetenersOrganic Stevia, 75 Count Packets, Zero Calorie Sweetener Blend, Keto Friendly, Non GMO, Gluten Free & Vegan, 1 Pack

We’ve been using this sweetener for a few years now. Highly recommend it. It’s ghetto best organic Stevia on the market. No weird aftertaste and works great in baking.

The only Stevia I have found that dissolves in my coffee and does not leave a chemical taste. I love Wholesome and have used it for years. Amazon sent each box in a different (recyclable) pouch. Very wasteful, and all the product packaging, every box, was damaged and/or open. Not a big deal since it’s not breakable, but at least consolidate.

I buy the stevia from you with the 1000 in the box because it lasts me for 2 to 3 months also it's much more affordable than buy in the boxes in the grocery store that only have 35 packs or 75 packs in it and it's very much better priced than purchasing those smallboxes at the store I love that you do have a box of a 1000 I love that it's organic and I also love that it's the best alternative to sugar that's on the market currently.Thanks for having it available for us in this quantity.

Loved the taste of the product. This was one of the few Stevia products I've purchased which didn't have a bad after-taste. I purchased it in the 1,000 packet product, but unfortunately that appears to be out of stock. I only gave it 4 stars because of the price. Next time I'll be trying the 4.2 oz jar (better price per serving that way) and still available via Subscribe & Save. About the ingredient "Agave Inulin", it's a totally natural/organic plant compound. See Wikipedia link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inulin#Processed_foods. It actually has a number of health benefits. Inulin can cause some minor digestive problems (like bloating and gas) but only in very high dosages, which are unlikely to be the case with this product. See medical journal link:http://jn.nutrition.org/content/129/7/1412S.full. Regarding reviewers that object to "Silica" as a food additive, I should point out that Silica is the main component in sand (yes, which glass is made from) and also in the health product "diatomaceous earth". Silica powder is used as a food additive in many food products, including beer, wine, and fruit juices as well as in powdered food products as a flow agent (as in this case). If you have questions about that see Wikipedia link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silicon_dioxide#Food_and_pharmaceutical_applications. Anyone from Lubbock Texas can tell you that eating sand isn't a health concern (since virtually everyone in Lubbock is subjected to that almost daily). LOL

The best tasting stevia I have found. No weird taste and 1 packet is all I need for my one cup of coffee. I also use it for making sweets and it’s organic. Love it! I use my subscribe and save monthly to get the best price.

Great taste. versatile. Dissolves easily.

I buy these all the time for my husband he’s a coffee drinker he drinks about two cups of coffee per day and all he need is one packet per cup to sweeten his coffee I’m not a coffee drinker but I did take a sip and it’s delicious he pairs this with silk soy vanilla creamer and he loves it

We have been buying this product for at least 3 years. We use it everyday for our coffee, 365 days a year. The new packets are in different packaging (not in the yellow packets anymore). The taste is different and not as sweet. Not sure if this is a temporary thing.