Organic Pure Monkfruit Extract 

This is Organic Pure Monkfruit Extract with no additives or fillers. Perfect to use when you want a sweet hit without the spike and without adding a huge amount of bulk. Great for:
• Smoothies • Breakfast Cereals • Cocktails • Making yucky medicines easier to take • 

• Low calorie  
• Low glycemic diabetic friendly
• Gluten free & Dairy free
• Non GMO
• Organic

Available in a handy jar providing easy access and easy use.

About Monkfruit
Over a thousand years ago, a sacred fruit was named Monkfruit, or Luohan Guo, after its devoted caretakers, and was used in elixirs to increase chi, or life energy. Monkfruit was used for centuries in eastern traditional herbalism to increase chi and well-being, earning it the nickname "The Immortals' Fruit". 

Monkfruit is still harvested in the same pristine area and according to traditional environmental methods. Monkfruit sweetness comes from antioxidant compounds called mogrosides. These are incredibly sweet and aren’t recognized by the body as sugar so are metabolised differently without raising blood sugar levels.

How sweet am I?
It is 25 times sweeter than sugar so a little goes a long way. 
It lends a subtle caramel flavour to your baking and it's a great way to get sweetness in without bulking up a recipe.
This is concentrated so half a teaspoon would sweeten an entire batch of cookies deliciously. 

Features: It will not spike blood sugar levels. Low calorie, non-GMO, organic, gluten-free, dairy-free. Higher Mogrosides tested at 3.7%MV 

Use for: Cooking, Baking and Drinks - basically anywhere you need to substitute sugar.  

Macros per serve 1/4 tsp: Energy 3kJ, Protein 0g, Fat 0g, Carbs 0.2g, Dietary Fibre 0g, Sodium 0mg. 

Important Note: This product is concentrated at 25 times sweeter than sugar, so please do not use the entire packet into your baking! :)
Often Erythritol mixed with Monkfruit is referred to just as Monkfruit.

This pure Monkfruit Extract powder is the ingredient that is added to Erythritol in order to make it sweeter. And yes that's confusing to people, when both this ingredient and the product with this (and other) ingredients are both referred to as the same name!