PURECANE INTRO BUNDLE

If this was just bad, I'd be disappointed and go "Oh man, I just fell for another marketing hype... whoop de doo..." But I think they might actually be on to something with their special sugar cane extract. I *can* taste an undertone of sugar that just isn't present in any other sweetener. The problem is how they decided to carry it. In erythritol. The flavor and cooling sensation of erythritol overwhelms everything here. Whatever goodness has been created with the new, proprietary sweetener is almost entirely hidden beneath the mediocrity of erythritol. And! It was very expensive even with a coupon. If this were made with allulose, I think it might be magical. Or if I could get the new sweetener on its own. I understand it's overwhelmingly sweet, but I'm more than happy to relearn proportions if the flavor is good. As stands, this is a waste of money. Don't buy it. Get plain allulose instead.

If this was just bad, I'd be disappointed and go "Oh man, I just fell for another marketing hype... whoop de doo..." But I think they might actually be on to something with their special sugar cane extract. I *can* taste an undertone of sugar that just isn't present in any other sweetener. The problem is how they decided to carry it. In erythritol. The flavor and cooling sensation of erythritol overwhelms everything here. Whatever goodness has been created with the new, proprietary sweetener is almost entirely hidden beneath the mediocrity of erythritol. And! It was very expensive even with a coupon. If this were made with allulose, I think it might be magical. Or if I could get the new sweetener on its own. I understand it's overwhelmingly sweet, but I'm more than happy to relearn proportions if the flavor is good. As stands, this is a waste of money. Don't buy it. Get allulose instead.

I have not used the baking sweetners yet, but I'm enjoying the packets in my coffee and tea. Although I've used Stevia (either Truvia or Pyure) for several years... I really like the flavor of Purecane better. I like that Purecane is made from sugarcane grown in Brazil since 90% of Stevia is made in China.

Very disappointed in how much product was in each bag. This is not a cheap priced product. Wont be buying it again. Might have gotten 1 to 2 cups in the white sugar bag. Maybe the same in the brown sugar. That would make two dishes at the most. No Thanks

It makes wonderful ice tea !