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Reddit mentions of Julian Bakery Pure Monk | v25% Monk Fruit Extract | Sweetener | Sugar Free | 3.5oz | 100 Servings
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Reddit mentions: 7
We found 7 Reddit mentions of Julian Bakery Pure Monk | v25% Monk Fruit Extract | Sweetener | Sugar Free | 3.5oz | 100 Servings. Here are the top ones.
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0 Carbs | Sugar Free | Paleo | Keto | Vegan | Sweetener Ideal For Any DietSweeten Coffee Or Replace Sugar In Any Recipe (250x Sweeter Than Sugar)1 Ingredient | Sweetener | NO Sugar Alcohols | No Dextrose | No Cheap FillersGreat for adults and kids | 0 On The Glycemic Index | Erythritol Free |v25% Monk Fruit Extract : No Fillers : No Junk : Just Monk Fruit Extract
Specs:
| Height | 2 Inches |
| Length | 2 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 3.5 Ounce (Pack of 1) |
| Weight | 0.21875 Pounds |
| Width | 2 Inches |
I haven't tried it myself, but this one looks like a pure extract with no fillers, comparable to what we use at Super Body Fuel: Pure Monk
If it's a 1:1 replacement like the Lakanto brand, than it's cut with erythritol. Pure monk fruit sugar is 250x sweeter than cane sugar. I bought this over a year and half ago and still have a ton left since I've only ever needed 1/16tsp for anything. Nothing wrong with the mixed variety (I really enjoy the golden variety for the Lakanto brand), but if you're looking to avoid sugar alcohols it's something to watch out for.
A lot of it depends on personal preference. The most popular blend seems to be monk fruit + erythritol. Those bake really well but can upset your stomach pretty quick (~20g of erythritol can lead to upset stomach).
My personal favorite is the blend of monk fruit and allulose, since you mostly avoid the stomach issues (studies show that you'd have to consume about 80g of allulose for it to be an issue). The only place I've seen such a blend for sale is here: https://www.chipmonkbaking.com/sweetener
It's pretty pricey though. If you'd prefer, you can DIY and just buy pure allulose and pure monk fruit and mix them together. I've done it with these:
You'll save some money on a per unit basis but you'll have to spend more upfront. If you mix the two yourself, a good ratio is ~100g of allulose to 1/2 teaspoon of pure monk fruit. Hope this helps!
I think the answer to this is that Nude Nicotine is the only place that sells it in a form ready to be vaped. Most people don't order from them anymore with how comical their shipping times are. I'm not sure if their shipping times are any better if you would just order extracts though.
Most powders have anti-caking agents to prevent clumping. You want to avoid vaping those things. You could buy this version that doesn't have anything added but it's $25 for 3.5 ounces of powder.
TLDR: The cost and only NN sells it.
I haven't used this one but it's just monk fruit. The one I've tried is cut with erythritol and is cheaper. You need so little of it it may be worth the price for 100% monk fruit.
I second the monk fruit! I thought I hated all zero-calorie sweeteners, but then someone turned me on to monk fruit sweetner and it was a real game changer. I can sweeten everything now. I mix it into flavored seltzer and it's like having soda pop again! Let's see if I can do a link the way Reddit likes:
Pure Monk Sweetener
Just realized that truvia has erythritol in it, so if that's the cause of the migraines Lakanto might not be the best thing to try after all.
It's pricey, but you could try pure monkfruit:
https://www.amazon.com/Fruit-Servings-Paleo-Sugar-Sweetener/dp/B01DMCMO7O/ref=sr_1_5_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1484171746&sr=8-5&keywords=monk+fruit