Now Foods Stevia Glycerite, 8 Fl Ounces (Pack of 2)

perfect except for the build up on the opening

Best sweetener ever!! Its healthy and moreover doesnt leave any after taste typically found in stevia liquid form.

♡ this product in drinks like tea or coffee, and baking. Very potent, a little drop will do ya. This version of stevia is not bitter!

This stevia glycerine sweetener is awesome! It does not have the bitter taste you might get with plain stevia. Since all the covid nonsense it has been difficult to get. I paid way too much for it this time, like double!! $64 for 2 8 oz bottles but I was tired of not being able to find it. It is a bit sloppy when you use it by drops like for coffee as it ends up running down the bottle. They should make a better way to dispense it.

Tastes much better than the previous version.

It is not bitter much better than the regular stevia recommend it highly

A slightly more concentrated version of the stevia product usually available. Supposed to be better for hot drinks. Did not notice it being better. Stevia is great in hot or cold drinks in either form. Anyone today that is not aware of this natural sweetener for use in drinks and cooking, needs to get with the program. It is a healthy product with no down side or side affects that I am aware of. I used to use aspartame/Nutrasweet brand (the blue package) because we were told it was a safe sugar substitute. I experienced splitting headaches, gas and bloating of my digestive system and overall malaise. It caused my children to be hyperactive. There is controversy surrounding the use of the artificial sweetener and its safety. Studies (probably paid for by the companies that make it) have supported its use by substantiating no significant side affects in test subjects. But why use and artificial substance that enriches chemical companies and is bad for your health? Stevia sweeteners are natural products derived from the herb stevia rebaudiana, a South American plant. I have used the product in all of its forms for over twenty years and I have not noticed any negative side effects. In my opinion it tastes like a simple sugar when added to iced teas, with no noticeable aftertaste. It seems to have a slightly bitter, if any, aftertaste when added to hot coffee.Since I drink my coffee black, adding cream may change this observation for others. It can be used in cooking. Some experimentation is necessary to find the correct amount for various recipes. No calories, sweet taste. Doesnt get any better! Well, maybe bacon.... PS Most of the artificially sweetened drinks (Coke/Pepsi products) in the US use aspartame as the sweetening agent. In Japan, over half of these types of products offer a stevia sweetened choice. PPS The main reason the chemical companies dont like stevia is because it cannot be patented.

Harder to mix in cool beverages, but super concentrated and more convenient than the packets. Ive tried Now Foods similar liquid stevia products, and like the alchohol free versions the most.

Great for cooking!

This has the best flavor and consistency for stevia, and I like that the blend is just stevia and vegetable glycerin.