Micro Ingredients Stevia Sweetener Powder with Allulose, 4 lb

Micro Ingredients Stevia Sweetener Powder with Allulose is a two-ingredient powdered sugar substitute combining allulose and stevia leaf extract. The listing claims zero calories, reduced bitterness and no erythritol, with a 4 lb bag sized for baking and everyday drinks.

At a glance

The claimed two-ingredient formula contains allulose and stevia leaf extract, without erythritol.
The 4 lb bag is listed as 453 servings, with each serving described as a 4g scoop.
The listing describes use in baking, coffee, tea, smoothies, desserts, oatmeal and yogurt.

Price

$26.94Save 10%

Reference price: ~~$29.95~~

Price checked: Nov 12, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Large 4 lb package and stated serving count suit frequent use in recipes and drinks.
A simple two-ingredient formula avoids erythritol, according to the listing.
The suggested uses span both baking and cold or hot beverages.

Cons

Customer feedback is divided on sweetness, texture and mixing, so the taste and mouthfeel may not suit everyone.
Some customers report it is not ideal for liquids despite the listing's broad suggested uses.

Technical specifications

14 specifications

Product and serving
Brand	Micro Ingredients
Ingredients	allulose and stevia leaf extract
Net quantity	64 Ounce
Package weight	4 pounds
Servings	453 servings
Serving size	4g scoop
Package dimensions	12.6 x 8.54 x 4.45 inches; 4 pounds

Listing claims
Calories	Zero-Calorie
Taste claim	Reduced Bitterness
Erythritol	No Erythritol
Dietary claims	Keto & Vegan Friendly
Non-GMO claim	Non-GMO
Manufacturing and testing claims	manufactured in a cGMP facility, and third-party lab tested for quality
Free-from claims	without artificial colors, soy, dairy, gluten, or tree nuts

What to know before buying

Zero-calorie, reduced-bitterness, dietary, manufacturing and testing statements are listing claims, not independently established measurements. The page also includes a standard disclaimer that its statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and the product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

People seeking a powdered allulose-and-stevia blend without erythritol for baking and everyday sweetening.
Buyers who want a large package and are comfortable trying a sweetener whose taste and mixing experience receives mixed feedback.

Less suited to

People who need consistently smooth dissolving in liquids or prefer a reliably familiar sweetener taste.
Shoppers seeking a single-ingredient stevia product.

Micro Ingredients Stevia Sweetener Powder with Allulose, 4 lb · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4 / 5 · 1,335 ratings

5 stars65%65%
4 stars10%10%
3 stars5%5%
2 stars3%3%
1 star17%17%

Customer feedback describes the sweetener as effective for baking and keto use, but experiences vary on taste, texture, product quality, value and dissolving. Some like its fine, cornstarch-like consistency and pleasant sweetness, while others describe a bland or chemical taste or compare the texture to erythritol. For baking, the reported effectiveness may matter more than dissolving, while buyers planning to sweeten liquids should account for the mixed reports. The rating distribution is mostly five-star but includes a meaningful one-star share, so it does not indicate uniformly positive experiences.

Positive themes

Customers report that it works well for baking and keto use.

Negative themes

Some customers describe the taste as bland or chemical.
Some customers say it is not ideal for liquids.
Some customers compare its texture to pure erythritol.

Mixed feedback

Taste, texture, quality, value and dissolvability receive mixed feedback.

Frequently asked questions

What are the listed ingredients?

The listing describes a two-ingredient formula of allulose and stevia leaf extract.

How large is the bag and how many servings does it provide?

The listing gives a 4 lb (64 oz) bag and 453 servings, with a serving described as a 4g scoop.

Can it be used in drinks as well as baking?

The listing suggests it for baking, coffee, tea, smoothies, desserts, oatmeal and yogurt. Customer feedback on dissolving is mixed, with some saying it mixes well and others finding it less suitable for liquids.