SweetMonk - 100% Pure Original Monk Fruit Liquid Sweetener Sugar Substitute - 1.7oz | No Water Added MonkFruit Extract | Zero Calorie Keto Friendly

SweetMonk - 100% Pure Original Monk Fruit Liquid Sweetener Sugar Substitute - 1.7oz | No Water Added MonkFruit Extract | Zero Calorie Keto Friendly

PREMIUM MONK FRUIT LIQUID SWEETENER WITH GUARANTEED QUALITY: Highly concentrated Monk Fruit Juice Concentrate. Sourced from sustainable farms with third party testing. ALL NATURAL & BEST TASTING SUGAR ALTERNATIVE: Zero calories with no bitter aftertaste. Diabetic and keto friendly. PERFECT FOR USE IN: Our sweet monk drops are perfect for coffee/tea, smoothies, yogurt, oatmeal, dressings/marinades. Check out our Facebook and Instagram for tons of recipe ideas. Easy to take on the go! WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT: Each bottle of our liquid monk fruit sweetener contains 730 drops (approximately 150 servings) a little goes a long way. 4 - 6 drops is equivalent to approx 1 tsp of sugar. SweetMonk contains no added water, stevia or sugar alcohols. Why No Erythritol: A new study suggests that older adults who are at risk of heart disease and consume high amounts of the zero-calorie sweetener erythritol may be at an increased risk of cardiovascular events, such as heart attacks and strokes. In our Products Erythritol is not used. What exactly is Monk Fruit Liquid Sweetener - It is a small round sub tropical vine melon native to Southern China and Northern Thailand. It's traditional name is "luo han guo". Luo han translates to "monk" and guo is "fruit" in Chinese. Thought to be named after the Buddhist monks who first cultivated the fruit some 800 years ago. Does SweetMonk contain any artificial ingredients- No. SweetMonk does not contain any artificial ingredients. No. You might be wondering how this is possible because it is derived from a fruit. It is because the "mogrosides" are extracted and they contain the sweetness as well as antioxidants but no fructose / glucose. How much do I use / What is a serving SweetMonk is a very concentrated sticky liquid. We chose to use a silicone valve type dispenser (think water enhancers or ketchup bottles) because it stays clean and unclogged. Instead of dropping it out of a bottle you apply a bit of pressure and a stream of liquid will dispense. One light (gentle) squeeze is equal to one serving which is equal to approximately one tablespoon of sugar.