EZ-Sweetz(2.0oz - Liquid Sweetener 800 Servings/Bottle) (Original, 3 Pack)

I enjoy using EZ-Sweetz liquid sweetener for my coffee and tea daily. I like using the liquid rather than the packets which have added carbs. The squeeze bottle gives me the amount I want a drop at a time so I can adjust the sweetness level exactly how I want the beverage I am having. I have also used it to add a little sweetness to plain Greek yogurt to take the edge off. I actually have this on my subscribe list to I don't run out when I am not being attentive to my cupboard.

Great flavor we don't use granular sugar anymore.

I like to use this in my green tea!! Super good sugar substitute, and a great value for your money. also love that it comes with a small mini one, perfect for on the go!

Love it! It's very sweet. I'm a repeat customer.

Tastes fantastic and 0 carbs/0 cals, recommended by Dr. Atkins himself if that's your bag. Healthier than Aspartame and of course Saccharine. A much better alternative to the packets of "Splenda", because the packets contain maltodextrin or other fillers that add up to about 1g carbs per 2 packets. I like sweet beverages, so using packets really adds up after a while. The taste of sucralose is very *similar* to sugar-sweetened drinks, but there's still a little difference. It might be all in my head, and it's certainly not anything to worry about.One small negative I noticed is that I think they overestimate the sweetening power a little bit. I love the big $1 unsweetened teas from a very popular fast food franchise (just about the only thing I can get away with without guilt on their menu :P ), and I used to use 3 packs of Splenda in them to get a perfect amount of sweetness for me. According to this bottle, that should equal 6 drops of EZ-Sweetz, but it actually takes about 10 to give the same sweetness. Not really a big deal.I'm personally a big fan of Stevia, but it's a relatively under-researched food product. Sometimes synthetic products (Sucralose) are actually better in this regard because you tend to know exactly what it is and isn't. Stevia is all-natural and, while it tastes fantastic and has been used naturally for thousands of years in many parts of the world, I would prefer more modern scientific study on it before making a life commitment to it, especially if there's a better alternative currently out there. This is it!

Great sweetener for cold liquids. Two drops in homemade lemonade, iced coffee, iced tea, all make for a delicious sweetened beverage. The ingredients are sucralose, the main ingredient in Splenda. It is not absorbed by the body so it is calorie free, and you use such a tiny amount of it, even if it was caloric, you would not notice it. Of course, you can use it in hot liquids too.Splenda packets are the same product, but a powder which needs to be dissolved. Great for hot liquids, but not so good in cold. Also, you can use one or two packets, but if 2 is too much, and one not enough, you have to juggle the amount. With EZ-Sweetz, you can use one, two, three, etc. drops to your taste.Gluten free - great for my celiac wife.Lost 1 star because the plastic bottle is a bit stiff and may be hard to squeeze if user has weak finger muscles. I assume they did this purposely so that you don't over squeeze and get too much out all at once.Yes, I'd buy it again [since this is already our 3rd bottle.] lasts a long time, on a kitchen shelf. Has a screw top to keep the nozzle clean and uncaked.

Surcralose (the major brand name you often see is Splenda if you're not familiar with its generic name) is the best tasting low/no calorie sweetener out there in my opinion and tastes the most like sugar. It's the only one I can stand to use in coffee drinks and this is the best form of it, in my opinion. Unlike the powder types, it contains no maltodextrin which actually contains carbs (apparently labeling is allowed to calls fractions of a carb "zero" when it's not and so they are inappropriate for large amounts in things like deserts as they WILL add to your carb count if you are on a low carb diet. Also, it dissolves instantly in drinks whereas maltodextrin often requires a good deal of stirring. This is very concentrated so 1-2 drops is about the same as a teaspoon of sugar. One bottle lasts a long time as a result (far longer than several bags of the powder and this takes up so little room). I'd compare it to liquid Sweet'N'Low, but MUCH better tasting. I've probably used five bottles of this over the past few years so far and I have no complaints.

My father has been using liquid sucralose for some time now, and I figured I should get on the band-wagon. Although I have not done any math, this is probably cheaper than table sugar, because you need so little. 2 drops in my coffee is more than enough for me, and best of all, my girlfriend likes it! She is very picky when it comes to sweeteners and claims that all of them have a bad aftertaste, but not this one. The flavor is purely sweet and doesn't have any chemical aftertaste and does not contain any fillers (dextrose, sucrose, ect.) that come in packet sugar. For a diabetic, this sweetener is a must due to it being truly 0% sugar unlike most packet varieties. To this day I have used this product to bake pies, make sauces, sweeten tea and coffee, sweeten fruits and everything else I would normally use sugar on. I am extremely satisfied with the quality and value of the product, to the flavor and ease of use.The good: Great quality, flavor, no aftertaste. Tastes like sugar.The bad: Sometimes you may get an extra drop from the eye-dropper-like spout.Overall 5/5 stars: Will definitely buy again when I run out!