Sucralose to Go... Liquid Splenda

[cjack1]

I found this at Walmart today. It is with the sugar, etc. 1.68 oz is equal to 100 packets f Splenda. I am happy there is finally a liquid splenda available in stores. No carbs or fillers.

[buttoni]

That's great to hear, Cjack! I look forward to my Walmart carrying it then soon. I read somewhere EzSweetz is coming to regular stores soon as well.

[rosethorns]

Thanks you guys awesome.

[northwoods nan]

I will look for it tommorow!! Thanks

[MSBONES]

Originally Posted by cjack1

I found this at Walmart today. It is with the sugar, etc. 1.68 oz is equal to 100 packets f Splenda. I am happy there is finally a liquid splenda available in stores. No carbs or fillers.

Is it called SUCROLOSE TO GO?

What part of walmart did you find it in......with the sugars?

Thanks, I can't wait to look for it.

[LindaSue]

I found this info on the Walmart site. They don't post the price.

Nevella Sucralose to Go Liquid Sweetener, 1.68 fl oz

One squeeze of Nevella Sucralose to Go Liquid Sweetener is equal to one teaspoon of sugar. Nevella Sucralose to Go Liquid Sweetener is great in cold drinks.

Nevella Sucralose to Go Liquid Sweetener:

200 servings
Equals 100 packets
Zero calories
Gluten free
Suitable for diabetics
Kosher

Ingredients: Water, Sucralose, Malic Acid, Sodium Benzoate (Preservative) And Potassium Sorbate (Preservative).

[LindaSue]

By the way, that's the same concentration as Sweetzfree and EZ-Sweetz (1 drop = 2 teaspoons). And, it says that it's in stock at the store where I shop.

[LindaSue]

Oops! That's half the concentration of EZ-Sweetz. I was thinking they said a drop equaled a packet of sweetener but it's only 1 teaspoon per drop, not two.

[ravenrose]

Originally Posted by LindaSue

Oops! That's half the concentration of EZ-Sweetz. I was thinking they said a drop equaled a packet of sweetener but it's only 1 teaspoon per drop, not two.

you were right both times, Linda! EZsweets comes in both strengths. the tiny bottle are one drop = 2 teaspoons sugar and the larger bottle is one drop = 1 teaspoon.

apparently only available at superstores

[DiggingDogFarm]

EZsweetz is all the same now, the large bottle is as concentrated as the small ones.

[rosethorns]

I went to Walmart today. There are 3 different containers. Sucralose to go. Stevia to go. Monk fruit to go ( I've no idea what this is). They are 2.98.

[LindaSue]

Originally Posted by rosethorns

I went to Walmart today. There are 3 different containers. Sucralose to go. Stevia to go. Monk fruit to go ( I've no idea what this is). They are 2.98.

I think that Monk Fruit is the same as Luo Han Guo. It "supposedly" has no carbs.

[LindaSue]

If I did the math correctly, here is a comparison of how the price of the Nevella sweetener compares with an approximately equal number of servings (drops) of Sweetzfree and EZ-Sweetz:

Nevella: $2.98
Sweetzfree: $1.77 (includes shipping)
EZ-Sweetz: $1.24 (plus shipping)

[drjlocarb]

Originally Posted by LindaSue

I think that Monk Fruit is the same as Luo Han Guo. It "supposedly" has no carbs.

My understanding is these are pure fructose....no blood sugar response because it is FRUCTOSE.

[Soobee]

Thanks for the comparison, Linda. I was trying to do it, but I got so confused about how many drops equaled how many packets, and how many drops were in a bottle. I thought it might be cheaper at Walmart, but I can see that I was mistaken.

[LindaSue]

I was at Walmart today and they had all three of those products. One thing that I noticed is that it says that a "squeeze/squirt" equals 1 teaspoon of sugar, not a "drop". That means that you're not likely to get a precise amount out of the bottle and probably won't get nearly as many servings as they claim. Also, the Monkfruit one was $4.98 and it only has 80 servings per bottle vs. 200 servings for the Sucralose ($2.98). The Stevia bottle was $3.78 and you get 160 servings. I passed on all three because they're pretty expensive. I suppose that they're nice for people who don't like to order online and it's great that there is now an option to buy liquid Splenda in a store. It's about time.

Kroger doesn't sell those but I noticed today that they've got their own brand of Truvia in a jar. It's $5.29 vs. $6.49 for real Truvia in a jar. Kroger also has a new product from the Splenda company called Nectresse. It claims to be monkfruit but it's mostly erythritol. And, get this, it also has sugar and molasses in it. What are they thinking??? I guess they're hoping that people won't bother to read the label before buying it.

[SkeeterN]

I saw these too. Wasn't too happy with the squirt vs drops

[rosethorns]

This is good info. Thanks Linda for that comparison.

I have never heard of monk fruit.

[jmc305]

I was excited, then confused when I discovered these products at my local Super Wal Mart. First of all, a "squeeze?" What's that about? The Hulk and a little old lady's squeezes are going to be vastly different. And monkfruit, what the heck is that? I bought a bottle of all 3 just to see if they were any good. The food companies are very sneaky, so it pays you to do the math on cost as well as look at the ingredients carefully. I wish they would just sell regular old EZ sweetz in the bottle that dispenses by the drop. The only thing I've found is a liquid made with sachharin (sp). No thanks! My aunt used to use sacchrin tablets 10,000 years ago and I thought they outlawed it cuz it was unsafe, but I guess not.

[Nikki2777]

Bumping this... wonderful information.

Nikki

[LindaSue]

Just how many drops are in a "squeeze"? Anyone know, LOL??? I once bought some of that MiO stuff that's in the same sort of squeeze bottle. I took it back to the store for a refund after I discovered that you'd have to squeeze half the bottle into your glass to get any flavor. I have a feeling it might be the same with those sweeteners.

[SkeeterN]

Originally Posted by LindaSue

Just how many drops are in a "squeeze"? Anyone know, LOL??? I once bought some of that MiO stuff that's in the same sort of squeeze bottle. I took it back to the store for a refund after I discovered that you'd have to squeeze half the bottle into your glass to get any flavor. I have a feeling it might be the same with those sweeteners.

[cjack1]

I have gotten the hang of the squeeze. It's more timing than volume. I like Sweetzfree, but it is handy to have a carb free source at a local store.

[jmc305]

Originally Posted by LindaSue

Just how many drops are in a "squeeze"? Anyone know, LOL??? I once bought some of that MiO stuff that's in the same sort of squeeze bottle. I took it back to the store for a refund after I discovered that you'd have to squeeze half the bottle into your glass to get any flavor. I have a feeling it might be the same with those sweeteners.

LOL I give my strawberry watermelon a good "three Mississippi" long squeeze in my 16.9oz water bottle. It's super handy to take to restaurants because I don't like caffeine, plus it saves me about 3 dollars that they would charge me for a diet coke or Sprite zero. Try to find it on sale or get a coupon. I saw it for 2.99 a bottle the other day. I LOVE my Mio!!!

[24Fan]

Originally Posted by LindaSue

By the way, that's the same concentration as Sweetzfree and EZ-Sweetz (1 drop = 2 teaspoons). And, it says that it's in stock at the store where I shop.

It's the same concentration as ez sweetz and sweetzfree? I got all excited when i found it at WM this past weekend and bought it. it really didn't seem to sweeten iced tea like the other liquid splenda's but maybe I didnt' squeeze hard enough or I've been making the powdered concentrate too strong.

I do LOVE that there's a liquid to carry in my purse that's not outrageously expensive too.

Thanks to the OP, I was searching to see if it's been discussed here and it has

[24Fan]

Originally Posted by SkeeterN

I saw these too. Wasn't too happy with the squirt vs drops

No, me either but man the price sure beats all the competition, eh?

[LindaSue]

Originally Posted by 24Fan

It's the same concentration as ez sweetz and sweetzfree? I got all excited when i found it at WM this past weekend and bought it. it really didn't seem to sweeten iced tea like the other liquid splenda's but maybe I didnt' squeeze hard enough or I've been making the powdered concentrate too strong.

I do LOVE that there's a liquid to carry in my purse that's not outrageously expensive too.

Thanks to the OP, I was searching to see if it's been discussed here and it has

I guess you missed my updates where I posted that I'd made a mistake. It's only half as concentrated as EZ-Sweetz and Sweetzfree and it actually costs a lot more per serving than either of those. It's just a smaller investment and you don't have to order it online. It's probably best suited to sweetening coffee and tea and not so great for using in recipes where you need to measure a precise amount in drops, not squirts.

Oops! That's half the concentration of EZ-Sweetz. I was thinking they said a drop equaled a packet of sweetener but it's only 1 teaspoon per drop, not two.

If I did the math correctly, here is a comparison of how the price of the Nevella sweetener compares with an approximately equal number of servings (drops) of Sweetzfree and EZ-Sweetz:

Nevella: $2.98
Sweetzfree: $1.77 (includes shipping)
EZ-Sweetz: $1.24 (plus shipping)

[24Fan]

Originally Posted by LindaSue

I guess you missed my updates where I posted that I'd made a mistake. It's only half as concentrated as EZ-Sweetz and Sweetzfree and it actually costs a lot more per serving than either of those. It's just a smaller investment and you don't have to order it online. It's probably best suited to sweetening coffee and tea and not so great for using in recipes where you need to measure a precise amount in drops, not squirts.

Thanks, LindaSue! and yes, I quickly read thru and just saw that one post.
Ok well now I feel my taste buds are ok then haha
Still a convenient product yes.

[DiggingDogFarm]

I bought some of this today and I'm not at all impressed.
I can definitely taste what I think is the preservatives, where I don't notice it so much with EZ-Sweetz.


Edited to add: I tried it again and I think the malic acid is what's coming through.

Sucralose-To-Go Ingredients:
Water, Sucralose, Malic Acid, Sodium Benzoate and Potassium Sobate

EZ-Sweetz Ingredients:
Water, Sucralose, Potassium Sorbate, Sodium Benzoate, Succinic Acid, and Citric Acid.

There appears to be less acid in EZ-Sweetz.

~Martin