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Three things: Monk Fruit Extract, RO Purified Water, and Vitamin C (E300). No sugar alcohols, no fillers, no artificial sweeteners. That's the whole list.

Yes — that's the whole point.

The drops are — monk fruit's sweetness comes from natural compounds your body doesn't metabolise for energy, so the carton declares 0 kcal. The powder declares 1.6 kcal per serving, because allulose is what gives it sugar's bulk; almost none of it is metabolised for energy, and it carries zero sugar and no glycemic spike either way.

No. Monk fruit doesn't raise blood glucose, so there's no spike and no crash an hour later — one of the big reasons people switch from sugar and from sweeteners cut with other carbs.

Around 200 drops in a 10ml bottle. At 1–2 drops per cup, that's a lot of sweet mornings from one tiny bottle.

Same monk fruit, two formats. Drops are ideal for drinks and quick sweetening — one squeeze and you're done. Powder measures spoon-for-spoon like sugar, so it's better for baking, batters and recipes where volume matters.

Allulose and monk fruit extract. That's the whole list, printed on the pouch — as per FDA and WHO standards for no-calorie sweeteners. Net qty 200 g.

No sugar alcohols, no maltodextrin, no thickeners — which is why there's no cooling finish. What gives the powder sugar's body is allulose, a rare sugar that is genuinely sweet in its own right rather than inert padding. That's exactly what lets it swap 1:1 for sugar by the spoon, and it's the one real difference between the powder and the drops.

Shake, then add 1–3 drops to whatever you're sweetening. Taste, then add more if you like it sweeter. It dissolves easily into hot or cold liquids.

Yes — it's heat-stable, so it works in chai, coffee, dals, sabjis, kheer and most desserts. For baking, sweetness swaps in easily, but sugar also adds bulk and browning, so the powder (spoon-for-spoon) is the better pick for cakes and cookies.

Natural sedimentation is normal with real monk fruit extract — it's the real stuff settling. Shake well before each use.

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. No refrigeration needed.

Yes, both. Monk fruit doesn't raise blood sugar, and the allulose in the powder isn't metabolised for energy the way sugar is — neither SKU carries any sugar or drives a glucose spike, which is why they suit keto and low-sugar lifestyles. We're not doctors though: if you manage a condition, check with yours.

Yes on both. It's plant-based and manufactured to FSSAI standards.

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