Torani Sugar Free Syrup, Coffeehouse Variety Pack, 12.7 Ounce (Pack of 4)

I am obsessed with this lavender syrup. I'm a huge fan of floral flavors and lavender is one of my favorite, I love getting lavender lattes or lavender matcha lattes from coffee shops. I've made my own lavender syrup at home before and the flavor is amazing, but I'm not a huge fan of putting a lot of sugar and my coffee, so I was looking for a sugar-free alternative. I found some random brand at t.j Maxx that was sugar-free lavender syrup and it tasted terrible and chemically. Then I decided to try this syrup. Wow! The flavor is great, there's no weird chemical taste or aftertaste even though it's sugar-free, definitely a true lavender flavor and it makes my morning latte taste great. It's great with my matcha latte, I've even used it in cocktails and homemade whipped cream and the flavor is amazing and mixes well into any drink. I'm obsessed with it. My whole family loves it. I really liked the smaller bottle option because I'm able to leave a bottle at my boyfriend's place when I go to visit. The cap and the pouring spout is easy to use and pour with no leakage issues. Definitely worth it! Absolutely leveled up my morning coffee and I will definitely be buying more once I run out.

If I could only have one Torani flavor for the rest of my life, this would be it. This is a very understated, unique flavor that tastes like a slightly smokey graham cracker with hints of chocolate. I was skeptical that this flavor would be worth buying (since I had already tried Toasted Marshmallow, Chocolate, and Vanilla), but it’s definitely distinct. I have it on subscription. In comparison to other Torani sugar-free syrups, here's my take on the ones I've tried (from best to worst): (1 BEST) S’Mores: See above. It's awesome. (2) Peanut Butter Cup: I love this flavor! It tastes a bit synthetic/ fake-peanut-butter-y in then same way that peanut butter ice cream syrup does, but I don’t mind! Who doesn’t love ice cream syrup!? Highly recommended. I have a subscription for this one, too. (3) Mint Chocolate Chip: This is another favorite, and another one I have on subscription. I add it to frozen Chobani yogurt or homemade vanilla ice cream and it makes the vanilla yogurt/ ice cream into a mint-chocolate-chip flavor. It avoids the pitfalls common to mint flavorings too; it never tastes like toothpaste, and it successfully navigates the distinction between Mint Chocolate Chip and straight peppermint. Love it. (4) Pumpkin: This reminds me of a pumpkin spice latte but with more of the chai-like spices than the pumpkin. I purchase it fairly regularly when I find it at my local store, but I don’t love it so much to get a subscription. (5) Classic Hazelnut: This is a very nut-forward version of hazelnut. At first I wasn’t a huge fan of it - particularly on its own - because of the heavy nut flavor, and I really only liked it when I mixed it with chocolate syrup, as the chocolate balanced it out. But within a few days, even though I didn’t think I liked it that much, I found myself reaching for it more and more. However, this flavor is in the same genre as S’mores, so once I found that Holy Grail flavor, I didn’t really feel the need to buy this one anymore. (6) French Vanilla: This is a fantastic, rich flavor that’s true to its name. It tastes like creamy and elegant. It’s the best of the vanillas imo. (7) Vanilla Bean: I expected to love this, but I won’t be repurchasing it. It’s an inferior, less refined version of french vanilla. It’s better than the “straight” vanilla flavor (that tastes like extract), though. (8) Chocolate: Not bad but a little bit fake-tasting. This is one of the few instances (if not the only instance) in which I prefer the DaVinci Sugar Free version - the DaVinci tastes a bit richer and more like chocolate, with no chemical-ness or aftertaste. And the DaVinci is cheaper to boot. (9) Toasted Marshmallow: Straight from the jar it tastes almost like cotton candy, but when eaten on yogurt, the flavor kind of goes away and it tastes more like a sweetener. I don’t particularly like the cotton-candy flavor so I don’t see the loss of that flavor as a bad thing, but it’s kind of a wasted opportunity so I won’t buy it again. (10) Vanilla: This is very similar to the flavor of vanilla extract. I like vanilla extract, but I prefer the French Vanilla version for homemade ice cream. (11) Classic Caramel: From the get-go, I found it a little off-putting that this sugar-free syrup has 5 calories while every other flavor I’ve seen is listed as having 0 calories. This immediately makes me up my standards for the caramel; if it’s going to have more calories than the others, it better be worth it. But it’s not. It’s more of a brown sugar flavor than a caramel flavor. And while it’s a better, less-chemically version of Torani’s actual Brown Sugar flavor, that’s not saying much, and I’m still not a big fan of it. (12) Brown Sugar: I was very disappointed in this one. It tastes very fake and almost chemically. Of all the Torani flavors I’ve tried, this is the only one that was so gross I couldn’t bring myself to use it again and ultimately threw it out.

I am absolutely thrilled with the Torani Sugar Free Syrup Coffeehouse Variety Pack! This quartet of flavors (Caramel, Vanilla, Hazelnut, and French Vanilla) has single-handedly elevated my morning coffee from a daily necessity to a genuine pleasure. As someone who is watching my sugar intake but refuses to compromise on taste, this product is a dream come true. The syrups provide rich, authentic coffeehouse flavors without any of the syrupy, artificial aftertaste that can sometimes plague sugar-free options. Each flavor is distinct and robust—the caramel adds a buttery sweetness, the vanilla is classic and smooth, the hazelnut provides a warm, nutty depth, and the french vanilla offers an even richer, custardy note. The 12.7-ounce size is perfect for experimenting with different ratios and finding your perfect mix. A little goes a long way, so this pack offers great value. I also love that these syrups are versatile; I've used them to flavor my iced tea, oatmeal, and even for making homemade sodas. If you're looking to replicate that expensive cafe experience at home, health-consciously, you cannot go wrong with this variety pack. It’s an easy five stars for bringing gourmet flavor into my kitchen every day! Highly recommended!

The taste is awesome. Cannot tell it’s sugar-free and it’s very very flavorful. I’ve changed from caramel macchiato that I buy at Kroger’s in the refrigerator dept to coffee mate powder and a little bit of this liquid and it’s a perfect cup of coffee and a heck of a lot cheaper.!

I like thos brand. Taste is great and great for morning sugar intake. I didn't pay attention to size, so went through quickly. Size matters. The flavors are great. I like this v price verses our stores

These Torani sugar-free syrups taste surprisingly good for being sugar free. None of them have that overly bitter or chemical aftertaste that some sugar-free syrups have. They mix really well into both hot and iced coffee. The French Vanilla and Vanilla are smooth and classic, perfect for everyday coffee. The Salted Caramel adds a nice richness without being too sweet, and the Hazelnut has a balanced, nutty flavor that doesn’t overpower the drink. A little goes a long way, so the bottles last a while. I also like the easy-pour spouts—they make it simple to control how much syrup you’re adding without making a mess. Overall, this variety pack is a great option if you want flavor in your coffee without extra sugar or calories. Definitely worth it if you’re cutting back on sugar but still want your coffee to taste good.