SPLENDAStevia Zero Calorie Sweetener, Plant Based Sugar Substitute Granulated Powder, Single Serve Packets, 140 Count

Since I stopped using sugar, I've tried a couple of different zero calorie sweeteners. Splenda Stevia is the best one I've used. It tastes really close to sugar, and I can use much less of it than I would regular sugar. I've even used it for baking. You can't really tell it's not sugar when it's in your coffee, tea, or a baked good. I hope they will never stop making this. It's by far the best sugar substitute I've found.

For years I have used regular Splenda (sucralose) in my coffee - it sweetens with little bitterness or aftertaste. I know that stevia is generally considered much healthier than sucralose, but all the stevia I have previously tried had a chemical undertone and a bitter aftertaste. Until now! I can't say that this new Splenda stevia is as tasty as the original Splenda sucralose (and it's only about 80% as sweet, ounce for ounce), but it's pretty close, and because of the health aspects, I think it's a worthwhile tradeoff and a great substitute.

WOW! I'm Impressed! I am really impressed. I rarely write reviews. I need to be really impressed and this stuff really surprised me. YES -- to me -- this tastes just like sugar. No after taste of any kind whatsoever! I'm a heavy coffee drinker: 8 - 12 cups a day... have been for 53 years -- and I'm really fussy about my coffee -- it's the only thing I put sugar in -- one small level teaspoon. But I need to stop using sugar. The artificial sweeteners are horrible. So I tried this stuff. I added one packet. Wow. I can't tell the difference. Goodbye sugar, hello Splenda Naturals Stevia

Splenda is an excellent product & great value. My complaint is the Plastic Bag the boxes were shipped in. Splenda boxes were smashed & opened. I would suggest in the future to ship items like this in sturdy boxes so they do not get smashed in delivery trucks!

I hate non sugar sweeteners. I've never tasted one that didn't have some horrid aftertaste or just tasted like the bottom of a chemical factory toilet.But this stuff... in my coffee.... I'm amazed. It tastes like cane sugar with no aftertaste. Since I have to remove the sugar from my diet, I was bummed... but I was using like 15 tsp of sugar a day just in coffee.First packet and first cup, I'm sold. Shut up and take my money.Edit;After having a few pacs in a few cups of coffee I noticed there is a strange, light alcohol aftertaste. After a little adjusting I find that the poison, as they say, is in the dose. The measurement on the box is wrong, a packet is not equal to 2 teaspoons, one packet is more like 6 teaspoons. You have to ad literally tiny sprinkles to the coffee and taste it until you reach a point where is its sweet, but not with the aftertaste. Once you hit that point, more doesn't really make it more sweet it just amplifies the aftertaste. Which isn't bitter or bad its simply.... weird.However, if you adjust the dose to that happy balance between cleanly sweet and it starting to leave the after taste, its awesome and it tastes like cane sugar.....pretty much.Another edit...The more I use this stuff, the more I have come to not like it. I can't get past the odd cool aftetaste. Some people probably don't mind it, but it gets on my nerves. The only way I found to kill it is to use this stuff cut with a little regular cane sugar and its.... ok. Not great but Ok so you can cut your sugar intake by half that way.Overall... if you don't mind that after taste, its fine. It taste way better than most other fake sweeteners.If I could return it I would. It says "tastes like sugar" and it doesn't. It's sweet, but it's not sugar.

It taste a lot better than. Other sugars like this. This is the only one i will buy. And the price is right to.

Great for coffee and tea.

These stevia packets are as good as any other. I only bought because the bulk box of Stevia I usually buy was out of stock. I’m starting to wonder about all the many items I buy with Subscribe and Save that are frequently out of stock. Is this the “supply chain” delivery problems we hear about? Maybe!