Sweet'N LowZero Calorie Sweetener Packets, 50 Ct, Kosher & Gluten Free, Low Glycemic Index, Individual Tea and Coffee Sweetener Packets

Sweet n low sweetner is good value for pricing. Good product to use as sweetner instead of sugar.

Well, folks, I've got to tell you about this little gem of a product that's been making a big difference in our household. You know how sometimes you're sipping on your morning coffee and you just can't help but feel a little guilty about the sugar you're adding? Or maybe you're trying to watch your sugar intake for health reasons? That's where Sweet'N Low Zero Calorie Sweetener Packets come in, like a ray of sunshine on a stormy day for your taste buds and your waistline.You see, these packets are not just any old sugar substitute; they're a game-changer. They're so darn convenient, you can toss them in your purse, backpack, or desk drawer, and you're good to go. No more worrying about the sugar content in your favorite beverages or snacks. Just a little sprinkle of these packets, and you're back to enjoying your favorite treats without the guilt or the calories.Now, I know what you're thinking: 'But are they really sweet?' I mean, I was a bit skeptical at first, but let me tell you, these packets pack a punch of sweetness. They're so good, you'd never guess they're zero calories. They're perfect for coffee, tea, and even in your yogurt or oatmeal. And the best part? They're Kosher and Gluten-Free, making them a great option for those with dietary restrictions.But wait, there's more! The fact that they're individually wrapped means you can take them with you wherever you go, whether you're on the road or just out for a quick coffee run. And the 400-count pack? That's like hitting the jackpot for someone who loves their sweetener. No more running out mid-brew!In my experience, I've found that Sweet'N Low's Zero Calorie Sweetener Packets are a must-have for anyone looking to cut back on sugar or maintain a sugar-free lifestyle. They're not just a product; they're a lifestyle change, and they're making it easier and sweeter for us to enjoy our favorite drinks and snacks without the added sugar. So, if you're looking for a sweet solution to your sugar cravings, give these packets a try. You won't be disappointed, and your taste buds will thank you for it!

This is a huge amount of sweet n low. 400 packages. It is a delicious sugar substitute. Great values for the money. It lasts a long time. I need coffee to wake up and I can't use sugar. This is perfect for me as a substitute.

Great taste and price

GOT HERE ON TIME WILL BE REPEATED BUYER!

I would have to use far too much granulated sugar, to sweeten my iced tea. So I've beenusing this Sweet'N Low, zero calorie sweetener. I find I get headaches, when I use it. Maybe4-5 packets in a day bring on headaches. However the tea tastes very good.

Sweet and low is my favorite sweetener. Been using for years

Ah, Sweet'n Low. Those little pink packets, the unsung heroes of diner coffee and the silent witnesses to countless awkward first dates. They're like the tiny, saccharine ninjas of the condiment world, always ready to leap into your beverage and wage war against the tyranny of unsweetened drinks.Let's be honest, we've all had that moment. You're staring down a cup of coffee that tastes suspiciously like hot, bitter water, and you think, "Is this even coffee?" That's when you reach for the pink packets, those tiny beacons of artificial sweetness. You tear one open, and a cloud of pink dust erupts like a miniature, sugar-free explosion.Now, I'm not going to pretend Sweet'n Low tastes exactly like sugar. It's more like... a vague approximation of sweetness, with a hint of "what did I just put in my mouth?" But hey, it gets the job done. It turns that bitter brew into something vaguely palatable, and that's all that matters, right?The best part? They're calorie-free. You can dump a whole handful of those pink packets into your drink and still feel like you're making healthy choices. It's like a guilt-free cheat code for your taste buds.Of course, there's always that one person who wrinkles their nose and says, "Artificial sweeteners are bad for you!" To which I say, "Yeah, well, so is the existential dread of drinking unsweetened coffee." Pick your battles, people.Sweet'n Low: the tiny pink packets that prove sometimes, a little bit of artificial sweetness can make life a whole lot sweeter. Or, at least, less bitter.