Torani Zero Calorie French Vanilla Sauce, 12.8 oz

After discovering Torani makes an assortment of flavorings, I opted for a bottle each of French Vanilla and Chocolate. So far, I have used this to flavor plain seltzer water along with some frothed oat milk to jazz up my tea. The vanilla tastes like vanilla beans and is sweet without being cloying. A little goes a long way.

Not a fan of unnatural sweeteners but this is one I love. It's creamy, sweet, no aftertaste, and quite delicious. I love my coffee to be somewhat sweet but still have the coffee taste. This product is hands down my go to in my coffee now. Two squirts in my coffee and yummy.

So I definitely recommend these, the only thing is that calling it a “ sauce” is a little bit misleading. I would compare this more to a coffee, simple syrup rather than sauce. It's very thin, but very potent and full of flavor. I would never use this on ice cream, but I would use it in things like coffee, tea or oatmeal.

This is my first time buying it n trying it too. A friend told me about it n having zero calories, sugar n 4% sodium. You can add it to ice n hot coffee, shakes. You can add it to a cake recipe your going to bake for a special occasion. It's flexibility is endless, bottle is ease to squeeze, doesn't need to be refrigerated. The price is good n I would recommend.

I'm loving this French Vanilla sugar free syrup! I use it in my morning coffee and to enhance my water. It only takes a little to achieve big flavor. I will definitely purchase again. I have even tried it in zero calorie soft drinks. Wow! What a treat. It's easy to use.

love it price reasonable expensive it outer store and out of stock will definitely purchase it again

So this is a fine product. I don't have a crazy amount to say about it, other than it's a nice addition to a greek frappe (or as the zoomers call it, "dalgona coffee". Heresy, by the way, because the greeks have been doing it for decades longer.) The flavor is vanilla, but not disgustingly overpowering like a lot of vanilla coffee creamers and syrups tend to be. It's honestly kinda sweet in the same way sweetened condensed milk is, which I happen to think is a huge benefit because this does not have sugar. It looks... questionable. Like pretty gross. So don't think you're gonna do the cute Starbucks "drizzle this on the inside of the cup for cute effect" because if you serve it to someone they're going to call the authorities.

It is alright. Nothing super special but a nice flavor boost! I am not sure what makes this any different than the more clear liquid form of it. I cannot tell and I have used both.

I wanted to love this because the consistency is really good and it mixes well in coffee, but the zero sugar sweetener has a noticeable artificial aftertaste to me. It's not terrible, but definitely different from regular French vanilla sauce. If you are sensitive to sugar free flavors, you'll probably notice it.

It's okay for mixing into something, but for using specifically for the taste of vanilla, nope, just no. It has a very bland chemical aftertaste that reminds you it's fake. Would not use it again unless it was for a recipe full of other flavors, just so I don't waste it.