Thank you, Denmark! Sukrin gold looks like real brown sugar, smells like real brown sugar, and tastes as close to real brown sugar as you can possibly get. I used this in a BBQ sauce recipe and it tasted great. Pricier than real brown sugar? Yes, but it's worth it. Those doing Keto should note that Sukrin gold has 8 g of carbs per two teaspoons (that's 24 g per tablespoon). However, when used in my BBQ recipe, those carbs were sufficiently diluted so that my baby back ribs didn't throw me out of keto. Sukrin gold is erythritol with less than 2% of tagatose (yes, a sugar),glycerin, malt extract and steviol glycosides. If I used Sukrin gold in keto-friendly cinnamon buns, I would use too much & throw myself out of nutritional ketosis. So, beware.