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Reddit mentions of Monk Drops - 100% Monkfruit Liquid Sweetener, Zero Glycemic, Zero Calories, Zero Sugar, No Added Water, Concentrated Monk Fruit (350 Servings), 1.5 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Monk Drops - 100% Monkfruit Liquid Sweetener, Zero Glycemic, Zero Calories, Zero Sugar, No Added Water, Concentrated Monk Fruit (350 Servings), 1.5 Fl Oz (Pack of 1). Here are the top ones.
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ONE INGREDIENT // Monk Drops is a new kind of natural sweetener made from a single ingredient, monk fruit extract. In its liquid form, only a few drops on your tongue and you'll notice how sweet it is. We recommend adding 1 drop per ounce of coffee or tea. Bold coffee and flavorful teas will require additional drops. 12oz Coffee = 12 Drops (3-4 servings) as a starting point.ZERO GLYCEMIC // Monk Drops are made from 100% monk fruit extract. They won't raise your blood sugar and has no glyemic impactSAFETY CAP // Our BPA-Free bottle uses a child safety cap to prevent leaks and spills. We also include a micro dropper tip for precise and accurate drops. No uncontrolled squirts like many other bottles. Some settling may occur when left undisturbed for a while. Please shake well before use for maximum enjoyment.APPROX 350 SERVINGS // The number of drops required will vary by user. Some notice sweetness after 3-4 drops, others will require 10-20 drops or more. It really depends on the type and volume of the liquid you want to sweeten. We don't add water or alcohol to our product like so many other brands.RISK FREE // You'll love it or your money back, guaranteed. If you are not happy for any reason, please contact us for a full refund. ***Please Note*** Amazon does not allow automated returns of grocery items, please contact us so we can process your refund and return.
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| Color | B07cqlg4p7 |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 1.5 Fl Oz (Pack of 1) |
| Weight | 0.09375 Pounds |
The sweetener in Huel powders is Sucralose. That's a very common flavoring used in many products, so your wife probably knows for sure if she can abide it. People who get a bitter after-taste from Sucralose are a small minority but she could be one of the lucky ones.
To sweeten the U/U powder you can as /u/ptrichardson says, just add some sugar. Add sugar "to taste" (to her taste) but measure so you know how many calories you are adding.
Another option is Monkfruit. This is used in a couple of other meal replacement products than Huel. It's different chemically from Sucralose, but like it, is a very powerful sweetener. (Believe them when they say "just a few drops".) Possibly your wife would not perceive it as unpleasant.