Stevita Vanilla Bliss - 1.35 oz - All-Natural Liquid Sweetener Made with Organic Stevia - Zero Calories - Non-GMO, Vegan, Keto, Paleo, Gluten Free - Approx. 200 Servings

I love these small bottles and always have one in my purse. I don't use the packets in restaurants because they aren't just stevia. These little bottles have one other ingredient. At home, I am using a stevia powder that is single ingredient and organic but as soon as I run out, I will just use these drops at home too. They're less mess and mix in drinks easier. The powdered is better for baking though.

First off, allow me to preface my opinion of this product with the fact that stevia and white cane sugar do not taste identical. If you are not used to the flavor of stevia, I suggest you try some plain stevia(either powder or liquid) in your beverages or liquid treats-such as yogurt or home made pudding) to see if you do not mind the difference.*However, I have tried at least 3 brands of Stevia(Sweet Leaf, Nunaturals and Stevita), and find each brand better for different things:Nunaturals has a decent vanilla liquid, but I am especially fond of their basic, plain stevia, because the flavor can't be beat.I've only tried one Sweet Leaf product-their liquid toffee, and barely tasted any buttery, toffee flavor. There was a flavor added, but it was toffee. Perhaps good as a tea sweetener, and that was it for me.And now, I have finally tried Stevita brand, in the liquid, Strawberry flavor.Trying to regulate my sugar cravings, I purchased this, longing terribly for the taste of a Strawberry flavored milk mix. I was delighted to actually taste a strawberry flavor, and not just a sweet one!To give you an idea of what *my* tastebuds get, it is similar to the taste of strawberry flavored gum, or candy. If those tastes, (even with all the bad for you sugar) were something you did not mind, you will most likely enjoy this strawberry flavor.Though I have not tried it, I would theorize, if you wanted a more tangy taste, to add a favorite brand of lemon flavored stevia, and mix it up.I have only tried this in milk, but look forward to having it in a plain milk's cereal, and yogurt, as a few other reviewers suggested. Perhaps also in a little cream cheese or unsweetened whipped cream might be nice. :)I have not tried it in plain soda or water, but for me, it simply makes me happy to have a strawberry drink mix alternative.* I find that light agave nectar most closely resembles the taste of white cane sugar in treats for me, in case that is what you are truly trying to find a match for. Additionally, if you use just a little of both stevia and agave, it can really be a nice, well rounded, sweet flavor.

Disappointed. Our most recent purchase of six bottles of this product were all defective. All of the bottles contained milky, white, thick and pasty substance that would not come out of the dropper bottle. We had to throw them all in the trash because we couldn't use any of them. Don't know what happened. We've been using product for years without any complaints. This could be a manufacturing issue or a storage in a warehouse issue? Either way, we'll be searching for a another option.

No after taste. A little goes a long way. Easily mixed in any food from yogurt, coffee, tea to oatmeal

In my search to find non-bitter Stevia, this one rates the best so far. No weird aftertaste either. I found that I needed to use more than some other Stevia products in order to get the desired sweetness, but it's well worth it not to have that "BLEGH!" bitterness and medicinal aftertaste. Great in iced teas, homemade lemonade, hot tea. I don't drink coffee so I can't rate it in coffee. Pleased to have discovered this brand!A low-cost liquid Stevia, perfect to use in cold drinks where a powder wouldn't really dissolve, and tastes more like sugar than any artificial sweeteners that I've tried. The container is small enough to fit in a purse and take on the go. Takes 5-8 drops to make a drink sweet. Well worth it if you are turning to Stevia as a healthier alternative to refined sugar or artificial sweeteners. I try to carry one with me and leave one at home. I use to sweeten my cereal and coffee. It is very strong, so start out slowly with only 2 or 3 drops and then adjust to taste. If you use too much, you'll get a subtle, yet distinct, unusual taste.

For the small bottle I expected a little to go a long way. I started out trying to sweeten a cup of tea. I started with 2 drops because I have some powdered stevia that are super concentrated. So I couldn't even taste that so I added 6 more drops since 8 drops was the recommended serving. It still wasn't sweet, I could taste a tad bit but not sweet. Long story short it took about 30 drops to sweeten my one cup of tea and by the time it got sweet enough for my liking there was a bitter aftertaste. I tried making a half gallon of tea. I have another brand of stevia that takes 1/8 of a teaspoon to sweeten a gallon of tea. I lost count of how many drops i added to that half gallon of tea but it wound up using almost half of the 1.35 ounce bottle and by that time it was too much, still not sweet enough, and had a bitter aftertaste. The powdered brand that I use has no bitterness to it at all. I won't buy this again.

This has such a nice flavor to it. Add to cold water and it's a delightful healthy zero calorie fun treat!

I bought the vanilla, orange, mango, lemon and peach flavors of these. They are OKAY in hot foods - I used them in herbal teas and to punch up my orange chicken. However, these were only good in hot foods and in very small quantities. They were extremely bitter and were completely useless in cold foods because even a couple drops made the item so bitter the food was inedible. Even in hot foods the bitterness came out after a couple drops. Save your money and use a better brand like truvia and just flavor your food with pure extracts from the baking aisle. No bitterness and you get to control the level of flavor.