Sweet'N Low, 8-Ounce Bulk Box (1 Pack)

I started using this saccharine as a sugar replacement for coffee and tea, and overall it’s worked well for me. It dissolves quickly and adds enough sweetness without needing to use much product at all. I also like that it helps reduce sugar intake while still letting me enjoy sweet drinks and some desserts. The packaging is convenient and easy to keep at work or at home. However, I did notice a slight aftertaste, especially if I use more than one packet in a drink. It’s not terrible, just something noticeable compared to regular sugar. Overall, it’s a practical and affordable sweetener for everyday use.

I’ve been using this saccharine as a sugar substitute in my coffee and tea, and it works pretty well overall. It dissolves quickly and gives a strong sweetness without adding calories, which is exactly what I was looking for. A little goes a long way, so the container lasts quite a while. However, I do notice a slight artificial aftertaste, especially if I use a bit too much. It’s not terrible, but it’s there. Overall, it’s a convenient option for cutting down on sugar, just takes a little getting used to in terms of flavor balance.

We have used this boxed sweet n low for making pitcher iced tea for years now. I don't like sugar sweetened tea and other artificial sweeteners have just never been as good as the og pink packets imo. We usually get these in a three pack for about $16 at Walmart but our last order has just said 'delayed' for a week and a half and we were officially out. So to Amazon I came. This was the best bulk deal I found that even started to be comparable. So, best tasting, easy bulk (no little packets to open), perfect for bigger drinks or cooking. Downside I have always had with this product is storability. Or lack thereof. The bag inside the box does NOT reseal. We have a dedicated plastic storage container for it but you have to be careful opening it since it is not a granular sugar but a fine fine powder and it will poof into your face. As far as the seller/shipper. This is really the only reason I am leaving a review. I don't usually. I did see another review comment about condition of the package upon arrival. The 6 boxes were just stacked inside one of the standard brown Amazon paper bags. And crushed. And poorly sealed. I could see the boxes through the gap in the corner of the seal flap. And because it was a tight fit and the gap was there, a chunck of the adhesive stuck to one of the boxes too. I had to rip it out. And because the bag wasn't sealed, all six boxes inside were moist from recent rain and the humidity. None of the actual product is damaged since it is inside a bag inside the box. But super uncool experience all around.

The information clearly states it, but I was dumb enough to think these were packets. Duh. It's a box of sweetener in a single, plastic bag. I kept it - my mistake. But I wanted packets. Hoping to save someone else the same mistake.

Why doubled in price?