Customer Reviews

Stevita Naturally Flavored Liquid Stevia Chocolate -- 1.35 fl oz

5 star:		(3)
4 star:		(5)
3 star:		(4)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(2)

 

 

I have used this in coffee, oatmeal and yogurt and it has a good chocolate flavor (considering that it is just a flavoring and doesn't actually have chocolate in it). However, it is not quite as sweet as other stevia products; I find myself using a squirt of it instead of "just a few drops" as it says in the description. I would still recommend it though because it is a lot less expensive than other stevia flavorings I have found. I add a little cocoa powder along with it to yogurt to give it more chocolate flavor.

I have a killer sweet tooth and was looking for something natural and low calorie to satisfy it. I put the Stevita Chocolate into my water and the taste is very good. It's a subtle sweetness, but still satisfying. The chocolate flavor reminds me of chocolate hard candy more than milk chocolate. The bottles are pretty small, but it only takes a few drops (I used about 6 drops to a full Sigg water bottle) and the price is very reasonable for what you get.

I plan on ordering a few more flavors.

These were a great price that's why I gobbled some up [lemon, toffee, chocolate & strawberry]. I've tried the lemon in some of the WuLong tea [ick..guess I should try a better tasting tea?] noticed the after taste, as usual. I've also tried the strawberry in some carbonated water [suggestion from the 101 Recipes for the HCG protocol] and that's not too bad. Definitely something you gotta get use to...because of the after taste. [I know this product and other Stevia products are natural so this taste doesn't mentally affect me as does the Aspartame, Splenda and other man-made sweeteners - those are just plain bad for us but the after taste of these Stevita products remind me of those man-made sweeteners - ICK]. I've actually had a little better luck with the Nu-Stevia powder, as long as I am careful on the amount [for example I use it in my smoothies, i.e. 1 packet for a 16-20oz smoothie]. So the '3' rating is for the taste...and after-taste. :-(

Being a Type II Diabetic, I am great fan of liquid Stevia. I like the flavor ones best, and the chocolate flavored one from Stevita most. Then, when I saw the price that I got on these, I was absolutely ecstatic!

My wife and I use this product as a sweetener in our coffee in the morning and I put a few drops in cold water as refreshing drink throughout the day. During the winter, putting it in hot water makes a safe and sane hot chocolate.

Why safe and sane? How can a diabetic drink this much sweetener? Stevita drops have no carbohydrates and no calories.

Try it yourself. It doesn't taste exactly like sugar, but it is well worth the difference.

This has an artificial-sweetener aftertaste. It also seems to have an alcohol-like flavor, as if I am adding an alcohol based axtract instead of something made with water. I have yet to try my strawberry and orange of the same brand, but the chocolate is definitely not worth trying to save money by purchasing this brand (go for sweetleaf, it doesn't taste like a 'diet' sweetener).

I can't live without this stuff! I use it to make raw chocolate bars, flavor yogurt, smoothies, anything I want to taste delicious. This is the best tasting chocolate flavored stevia product I've ever tried.

I've tried the Chocolate, Cognac and Vanilla. All leave a bitter taste in coffee. I mix it 50/50 with liquid Splenda and it isn't bad at all though and the flavor still comes through without being overpowering.

I'm a regular stevia user, but this is the first, last, and only time I'll use this product -- or any stevia product that is artificially flavored or extracted with alcohol. The chemical aftertaste from this product was overpowering and distasteful. For a better stevia product, try SteviaClear by SweetLeaf -- the only stevia product I use.

Very good with coffee; just don't over do it or it gets bitter. Use sparingly and you'll be satisfied.

Coffee, lowfat soy milk and this you have a
costly cafe drink for a few cents. Now this
is common sense look at the price!