Amazon Brand - Happy Belly, Zero Calorie Stevia Sweetener powder, 140 Packet, 4.93 ounce (Pack of 1) (Previously Sugarly Sweet)

Why did you pick this product vs others?:i do not like the taste i do not want any more of this

I used to spend at least 10 dollars more on Truvia and then I discovered the happy belly and won't go back. It's a bargain for the money and tastes so very good.

I got fooled by the low price. I need two packets to sweeten my coffee now compared to Truvia brand packets. The quality of the sweetener is good though. I give it 4 stars because serving size is 2 packets instead of 1.

Best price anywhere; there was a special deal when I ordered this, so watch for that, when you choose a sweetener; well worth it! This was actually a better product re taste than the more expensive brand name sweetener. Will definitely be ordering this Amazon brand again!

I thought I found the perfect substitute for Stevia/Splenda sweetener after Splenda changed its ingredients, making the packets too sweet. It switched Erythritol for too-sweet Dextrose. Amazon’s brand has Erythritol for which I was grateful. But after using it a while, I notice the packets are inconsistent. Sometimes you get the right amount of sweetness; sometimes it doesn’t taste sweet at all. If they could do quality control and get the packets just right, this product would be great. Sometimes I can use one packet and other times I have to add a half packet to my cup of coffee.

I have been recently diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. I immediately stopped using sugar. I have always not liked the artificial sweeteners that I tried. I tried this one just to see what it was like, and I found that It is so similar to sugar that I really couldn't' tell the difference. I am now using this all the time and can again enjoy fresh grapefruit, coffee and anything that I used sugar on before. I would recommend this to anyone who wants to use artificial sugar, try this one, it is good!

Have purchased this product a few times and this most recent order noticed a change in the sweetness and quantity of powder in each packet. It is less sweet and less in quantity per packet. It gives me the impression they may have reduced the Stevia and increased the erythritol to compensate. Why market it as "Stevia with Erythritol" when it should be " Erythritol with some Stevia" instead?

Item works as described!