Vitacost Stevia Extract - 4 fl oz

Look at the label: No added alcohol. Worth the extra cost.

Prefer the taste of sweet leaf stevia drops.

Woaw. I'm impressed! My first time buying a "stevia" product was about 5 years ago, like with most people, it was "Truvia", which ended up being nothing more than a sugar alcohol and other stuff. I looked very hard all over the place to find pure stevia extract that wasn't diluted with variants of sugar. It's through a comment of one of these "deceitful" stevia products that I heard about this particular brand. And I'm glad!This is very concentrated solution. 3 drops was enough for me to sweeten a cup of plain yogurt. But be very careful, a drop literally means a "drop"- the tiny little amount that collects at the top of the dropper when you dip it into the bottle. I initially made the mistake of filling the dropper half-away and dumping it into my drink. That's how you end up with an after-taste. The key to using this product is using tiny little dropplets- barely squeeze the dropper. If you get an after taste you've added too much. I couldn't tell the difference between it and sugar, except that I didn't crash after sweeting my "sweet lassi" with it.

Pretty good! My daughter is allergic to the stevia plant unfortunately. But I like this Natural sweetner in my coffee.

I love this stevia. It's very concentrated and goes a long way.

I bought this product and really liked how it sweetened everything. But after a few weeks it started turning cloudy. After looking up online whether this was normal, it seemed as though Stevia is not to turn cloudy. I found that if it does turn cloudy, it could be contaminated with something!?!? So, unless someone tells me otherwise, I have to throw this product away! What a waste :(

A bit more aftertaste and a tendency to get cloudy, but reasonably good stevia liquid. Just not at this price.

I use this product for my tea and oatmeal at breakfast