I rate only the stevia itself, not the store or the transportation. However, I should note that the bag arrived torn.

The taste is slightly different from regular sugar, as is fructose or aspartame. However, it is not unpleasant, just a little different. It does not have any bad aftertaste or anything like that, as others mention in the comments.

The ratio to regular sugar is about what they say, maybe a little towards 1/6. So, instead of putting a spoonful of sugar per cup, now I just put the tip of the spoon and I'm good.

Personally, I have found it quite convenient in combination with the corresponding stevia in crystalline form, and I no longer buy sugar.

The solubility is good but unfortunately it is not calorie-free. It contains maltodextrin and inulin inside and it provides about 4 calories per gram. I will not buy it again.

I have calculated it, it is approximately, one soup spoon corresponds to one regular cup of sugar! It has saved me, it doesn't leave any aftertaste either!

Terrible black rug. It has a metallic taste and when used in sweet recipes, it produces an extremely salty flavor. I wasted my money thinking I found it cheap

Excellent stevia and surprisingly with very good taste.
I have tried others and they leave a metallic aftertaste. This one DOES NOT.
It has a sweetness index of 1 to 5, which means that one teaspoon of stevia corresponds to 5 (!!!) teaspoons of regular sugar with almost zero calories.
If you learn to control the quantity, everything else is easy. The fact that it is in powder form helps with measuring and also with usage because it can be used everywhere. I have used it in homemade low-fat ice cream and it turned out excellent.

Although a bit expensive, I would definitely recommend it for anyone who needs high-quality stevia.

It is very sweet and I can't calculate the doses at all. 3 tablespoons of sugar in 1 kg of yogurt, and I threw it away... So sweet that it was inedible. After many attempts, I ended up putting less than a teaspoon in my coffee.