Depends what you use it for
This stuff is a pretty good sugar substitute but it really depends on what you use it for.
If you are planning on using it in baked goods I'd suggest that you not. The "sugar" has a slightly cooling effect when you taste it (it's hard to explain). I tried to make cookies with it just to see how they would turn out and they had that weird sensationy taste to them.
This "sensation" (taste isn't the right word) is not very noticeable if you use it in small amounts such as on cereal on fruit in smoothies (AMAZING)...and I'd imagine in coffee (I don't drink it so I don't know).
Organic Zero is sweet and for the most part it tastes--and even looks--like sugar (it's basically a sugar alcohol). Again I would recommend it in small quantities but not for baking purposes.
$20ish dollars is an EXTREMELY good price for two packages. I bought some at my local co-op and ended up paying about $15 for one bag.
If you're into artificial sweetners I'd say it's worth a try--it doesn't have scary things related to it like aspartame and nutrisweet do.
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