NuSci Aspartame Pure Powder 50 grams (1.75 oz) Low Calorie Sweetener

I recommend this product highly to normal people, unless you have the rare metabolic disease, PKU, otherwise known as phenylketonuria. This product has the advantage of being PURE aspartame and of breaking down in the stomach into amino acids which are harmless to normal people. Thus it is more similar to natural sugar than other artificial sweeteners, in that like them, it does not remain to pass through the entire GI system. Other artificial sweeteners do not do that, and continue to stimulate taste buds throughout the entire GI system. Yes, there are taste buds throughout the ENTIRE GI system, and their function is unknown at present. Furthermore, it does appear from recent scientific research that artificial sweeteners that do not break down in the stomach have unhealthy and negative metabolic effects, promoting obesity. While I have read a complaint that this product does not dissolve easily, I have found that it instantly dissolves into a volume of WARM fluids. When I have placed it into a SMALL quantity of COLD fluid, such as a wet glass, otherwise empty, it crystalizes into a form resistant to dissolving.

You need the tiniest bit to sweeten.

Good product to money ratio when you consider just how strong this is compared to regular sugar. However, as other reviewers have mentioned, the product does not dissolve easily, sometimes even when mixing into hotter liquids.The product did not work well for my intended purpose, which was essentially making diet flavored sodas. If you intend on purchasing this product for a similar purpose, I would not recommend it. However, if you are looking at adding it to teas/coffee's than it may work, however, your results may vary.

The taste us excellent. It's equal without the fillers and without the stupid packets. I like sweet tea, and used to use around 2cups of sugar per gallon. One tablespoon of this is perfect for a gallon of sweet tea. I did have some clumping in there first gallon. Learned to put the aspartame in first, then pour the steeped tea over and shake it really well before filling the gallon the rest of the way.

I make a homemade liquid sweetener using pure aspartame and distilled water. Have been doing so for years, and never a problem with aspartame from other sources. But something is very wrong with this one.First off, it's maybe half as sweet as it should be. Second, part of it never dissolved, even after a few days. Finally, the solution started growing BLACK MOLD, which means there's something extra in there to feed it (pure aspartame and distilled water will not).It's clear that this is cut with some unknown substance. I really don't trust ingesting it, and it's too late for a refund. So it's going in the trash, a waste of money. I will make sure never to buy from NuSci again.

I have diabetes and cannot use Equal anymore as it contains Dextrose and Maltodextrin which spike my blood sugar. I decided to try using this to make my own blend with Allulose. It works great. Between the two the taste and sweetness is pretty spot on the same as table sugar in my tea or coffee, hot and cold. I've used it for home made hot chocolate, add AFTER heating up the milk and cocoa. I also use this mix for some no cook deserts. Aspartame is VERY SWEET, a little goes a long way. I purchased this quite some time ago and am just getting down to the last third of the bag. I will be purchasing again.

Just what I wanted, aspartame without the maltodextrin filler. A little goes a long way, but I thankfully own a 1/32 tsp measuring spoon. A much better value than packets.It does tend to settle on the bottom if I leave my drink sitting for a while, but a quick stir redistributes it.

I like my coffee sweet and I drink a lot of koolaid style drinks for hydration. This stuff works very well for me. The only issue is measurement. It's so concentrated that 1/16 tsp will make a very sweet cup of coffee.