Cary's Sugar Free Syrup, 24 Oz

Celui qui rapproche le plus le sirop d'érable avec le moins de goût amer de synthétique. Agréable texture contrairement à d'autres qui sont trop liquide. Seul petit bémol, c'est un des plus dispendieux

I am literally obsessed with this syrup! I know it might sound a little weird to some people, but I actually dip my bagels in it. Specifically, I love dipping my Royo bagels in this syrup and it tastes so good. It’s the perfect way to get that sweet fix without all the sugar and calories. If you're looking for a great sugar-free option that actually tastes amazing, I highly recommend this!

Eine angenehme Süße und schönes Aroma kennzeichnen diese Produkt. Als Pankake-Sirup gut zu verwenden, allerdings ist es eher dünnflüssig im Vegleich zu den zuckerhaltigen Sirupsorten.

Just tried it this morning on my keto-bread french toast. As my first experience with this syrup, I was prepared for something REALLY runny, as some reviewers found; not really. Maybe not as thick as sugary maple syrup, but it didn't run all over the place either. The flavor was amazing! It actually took my mouth by surprise, it was THAT good! I'll never go back to sugary syrup as long as Cary's is available. My body doesn't need all the sugar and carbs anymore, so this makes pancake syrup an easy one to scratch from my list of high carb sources. I'll bet you can even slip this into your kids' diet and they'll hardly taste the difference. Let's talk about the REAL cost of Cary's syrup. It's currently sitting at the #3 spot on Amazon's Best Seller list, with ChocZero at #2. Follow along and I'll show you exactly how much cheaper Cary's is than ChocZero. You have to be careful when comparing the two as the the units of measure are totally different. Cary's is in FLUID OUNCES, where ChocZero is WEIGHT IN OUNCES. To sort through the mess, look on the nutrition label for each and you can do a comparison using tablespoons as your unit of measure for both. ChocZero has one serving as ONE tablespoon and about 15 servings per container. That's 15 tablespoons of syrup for $9.99 (the current selling price), or $0.67 per tablespoon! For Cary's, one serving is TWO tablespoons and about 24 servings per container. That's 48 tablespoons of syrup for $3.99, or about $0.08 per tablespoon!! That makes ChocZero EIGHT TIMES more expensive than Cary's!! Sorry for all the math (I'm a retired electronic engineer). I was getting frustrated at the different units of measure making it VERY difficult to make A/B comparisons. Hopefully this will help you to maximize your savings as you shop.

This tasted very good considering it's not real maple syrup. It was the best value I could find in a product like this but still a little pricey. It was think sweet tasting and satisfying.