SweetLeaf Organic Stevia Powder Shaker Jar - Zero Calorie Sweetener with Stevia Leaf Extract, No Artificial Sweetener Additive, Sugar Free, Keto Friendly, Non GMO, Gluten Free - 3.2 Oz (Pack of 1)

Love organic stevia. This has a good taste, not bitter like some. Difficult to find in grocery stores, especially the organic stevia. I like the shaker bottle for cooking. Packets are a hassle when it comes to cooking. Great product! Will be buying more since I can’t find it locally.

No aftertaste for this product. However, you have to use a lot and is expensive.

This product is great! Been using it for a couple of years now. I put it in my hot tea, only need 1/4 teaspoon to do the trick. That helps mitigate the cost as it goes a long way.It does not dissolve in cold drinks however like granulated sweeteners do. Best part is the no bitter after taste, because they only use the leaves of the stevia plant, not the stems as most other companies do (to save $$) The stems are what makes it bitter. Highly recommend.

Wish I could give a zero star review. Ordered this 2 pk after using this brand for several years. Used daily in my tea. Used the stevia from this order and it was strongly bitter ! Opened the other package and the same thing. Unusable. Doesn't matter how much I used. Still a strong bitter taste. Lot 606082024 Exp 8/28. Hopefully just a bad batch.

No more Messy packets that you lose half of the powder trying to use them. Just get a good measuring spoon and use 1/8 to 1/4 teaspoon or less. If you use it correctly it does not taste bitter. It is delicious. I would recommend the organic product if you use a lot of sweetener.

This is a decent item but is not as concentrated as the Trader Joe's version!

Been using this stevia brand for many years, mostly for iced tea. Reasonable price, good quality, better than any other (a few) I've tried.

So there is good and not so good news. I found this to have no bitterness. Very good news. But it has inulin and silica added which is why people are finding it not as sweet. Inulin is not a bad thing but it will lower the sweetness. Not sure that is so bad as the product is less bitter than some more expensive pure stevia brands. That is your choice. I live in Florida and mine lumped up to very hard rocks and had to be tossed in a few months. I don't recall if it had a silicon pack when I opened it. Anyway, a soda cracked will probably fix that. I'm on the fence about it and will order another to compare side by side with the one I have NOW. The caps are a hint lol. I'll update on that later......