Pure Stevia Extract Powder by Kal - 3.5 oz
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Customer Reviews of Pure Stevia Extract Powder by Kal - 3.5 oz
Customer Review: just as advertised
Summary: 5 Stars
Product was just as advertised. Much less than shelf price in stores .Customer Review: Super sweet - just one issue
Summary: 4 Stars
First let me say watch how much you use! This stuff is sweet. Just a very little amount in a tall glass of red diamond tea is all you need. I've used other products such as truvia that just don't sweeten the tea. My only complaint is the product tends to clumb when added to the tea. You have to smash the product against the side of the glass with the spoon to keep from drinking clumps of Stevia. Other then that no complaints.Customer Review: pure stevia extract
Summary: 4 Stars
The product is surprisingly concentrated and therefore will last far longer than I anticipated. The concentrate itself is excellent.
My only complaint is that the dispenser (which allows for use of a cluster of small holes or a larger opening) does not have a single tiny hole which would be appropriate for dispensing such a highly concentrated product.
Customer Review: A little goes a long ways, minimal aftertaste
Summary: 4 Stars
I've tended oversweeten some items so it will take some experimenting. I think there is a slight aftertaste, especially if you accidentally put too much in. I am also trying a liquid form and haven't noticed any difference between the two types in terms of taste. I would recommend this and will likely be buying more in the future.Customer Review: Mild aftertaste but no worse than other sugar substitutes.
Summary: 3 Stars
Hi,
I am revising this review with milder language. I was pretty disappointed when I received the bottle and encountered aftertaste after all the glowing reports. But no worse or better than the other sugar substitutes out there.. and this product has been used long enough to be documented safe, unlike aspartame, with documented damage to eyesight, memory, perhaps even cancer, but I digress. (I know 2 people with eyesight and temporary known problems from aspartame, so you lawyers out there beware.)
It is difficult to measure, but I am getting the knack of using the tiny 1/2 inch diameter spoon... half of it... equivalent to one teaspoon in my coffee mug.
I would recommend this to those who have to (diabetic) use a low/no sugar substitute. I may continue to use after this bottle is gone, or just go back to sugar in small quantities.
Whoever is slamming my reviews, how about disclosure about where you work or any financial bias? I am just a consumer with no axe to grind and 100% ... if painfully... honest.