NKD Living Inulin High Grade Prebiotic Fibre Powder (1 Kg) - Manufactured in The EU - Fibre Prebiotic Supplement

Had a problem once with delivery and the seller sorted it out without issue. The product itself is excellent, after using it for a week or two having 15g a day, using 7.5g mixed into two glasses of 500ml water, the effects of fiber are very apparent.

Very happy with this product. I bought it to avoid periods of constipation and then painful hemorrhoids, I've been using it now for 2 months and am now taking 2 generous teaspoons per day in my coffee which feels like the optimal amount for me having worked steadily up a little at a time. It dissolves very well in hot drinks. There is little to no taste except for a very gentle sweet flavour which is pleasant. The only side-effect I had was severe flatulence (no bloating though) every evening for about 6 weeks, then that just stopped and it seems to be plain-sailing. And bowels are now regular and easy and well-formed. Really glad I found this and it seems very good value for money too as 1 pack will last me about 5 months I estimate. Highly recommended.

I’ve been using this inulin for a long time and buy it repeatedly. The quality is consistently excellent, it dissolves well, and it does exactly what it should. I’m very happy with the product itself and would recommend it without hesitation.

This is not a sugar substitute and the only property in common is that its taste is predominantly sweet. However, it's also slightly bitter and has none of the culinary properties of sugar. Leaving behind the sugar fantasy, inulin is an almost palatable source of fibre that's incredibly cheap compared to fibre supplements. If you need a fibre boost, mixing this into natural yogurt or a smoothie is a decent option. While I can't say in truth that inulin tastes good, it's definitely less traumatic than gulping down an equal dose of psyllium husks.

Love love love this stuff! ... I use it every day in my morning coffee and daytime cups of tea, I use it in sugarfree jelly and in omelettes, and low carb waffles and pancakes, I am unable to detect any difference whatsoever in flavour, and when used in baking the only difference is an improvement in texture! It dissolves so easily, and works out at 0.5 grams of carbohydrate per teaspoon... I have at a minimum 20gms a day, and some days much more... no notable negative bloating or any gastric negatives. I have only ever used this brand, so I cannot compare it to others, but why would I when this stuff is perfect for what started as a low carb diet, but has now changed to a permanent low carb lifestyle. Such a flexible fine textured powder I cant really think of anything you couldnt add this to, it would even go great in ketchup or mayo on a nice juicy cheeseburger 😋

It dissolves so well you can't tell it's in your drink, even if you use a lot. It's tasteless, textureless, odourless. I've not had any gastro issues, even when using fairly large amounts (up to 15g a day). Inulin only contains soluble fibre, so if you're really focusing on increasing fibre, you'll need to make sure you're getting enough insoluble fibre too. But if you're looking to keep your digestive system moving, this stuff seems to work realy well without you even noticing you're using it.

I use it for my coffee, but my wife complained, she doesn't any sweet from it.

It seems that massive tears in the packaging of this product lately is quite common based on other reviews. Contents poured out the hole in the bottom when taking it out, which meant I needed to quickly decant. I used this product a few years ago and the quantity still seems similarly good value but apprehensive to use this lot as not sure how long the contents have been exposed in the warehouse! Perhaps avoid until packaging issues stop...