I love these syrups! I picked up a couple of the sugar free ones at walmart to try and now Im hooked. I add them to my protein drinks, yogurts, make glazes, salad dressings etc...

I went on their websites and they have all kinds of flavors even BACON lol although that is not sugar free. I searched a little more and found a wholesale website that has them for under 5.00 each for the large bottles with no min to buy.

lollicupstore.com

Just a thought to help add a little flavor!

This is fantastic--I just started using 2 of the Torani sugar free syrups, I didn't realize WalMart carries 'em, and that website will be a big help! Thank you!

This is fantastic--I just started using 2 of the Torani sugar free syrups' date=' I didn't realize WalMart carries 'em, and that website will be a big help! Thank you![/quote']

Walmart has the da vinci brand which is about the same as torani but website carries both just wish they had few more flavors but still a savings ...I just ordered pumpkin pie, banana, butterscotch and gingerbread all sugar free cant wait to get them!

What website did you use? I went to Walmart.com but only found the basics, caramel, vanilla, chocolate, peppermint....

What website did you use? I went to Walmart.com but only found the basics' date=' caramel, vanilla, chocolate, peppermint....[/quote']

I got some in store at walmart and I just order some off lollicupstore.com they dont carry all there sugar free flavors but a good variety

thanks for that website:)!

I saw a bunch of flavors today at Smart and Final. They are 4.99 for 1, if you buy 6 or more they are 3.99 each.

Just wondering if anyone has asked their Dr or but regarding these syrups. I asked mine and she said not to use....something about a slippery slope, but wouldn't give me a reason not to use them. Just wondering what others have heard? I'd love to use them but she was pretty adamant.

Just wondering if anyone has asked their Dr or but regarding these syrups. I asked mine and she said not to use....something about a slippery slope' date=' but wouldn't give me a reason not to use them. Just wondering what others have heard? I'd love to use them but she was pretty adamant.[/quote']

My guess about the "slippery slope" would be because if you get used to adding SF items to drinks the thought is that it is very easy to add full-sugar items as well. Additionally, most of the additives we (society "we") consume are many, many times sweeter than natural sugar (like 200x - 600x) and are composed of a multitude of artificial flavors and chemical additives that our bodies are not "naturally" equipped to process and digest. Many people have come to consider these types of items MORE harmful than natural sugar.

That said, I think that if your doctor gives you a similarly unfulfilling answer to a question you should say something like "I am committed to my long-term success with my sleeve and am not looking to take shortcuts, but it is helpful for me to know if there is a medical concern to the guidance you are giving me or if it falls into a nutritional/lifestyle concern so that I can appropriately ask follow-up questions"

Oh, additionally, from a nutritional standpoint, there are foods that are "bad" for you and foods that are "good" for you...but there are also foods that are "neither beneficial nor detrimental" and since they don't add anything positive to our diets, many NUTS feel this is reason enough not to include them. Wow, didn't realize I had quite so much to say on this topic :-)

I wenI went to World Market today and they had Torani syrups 2 for $10. I bought 12, including salted caramel, white chocolate, S'mores, Almond Roca, English Toffee, French Vanilla, Raspberry, Peach, Brown Sugar and Cinnamon and Regular Caramel. All Sugar-Free. That was a real deal, they're usually $6.99 a bottle.

I just ordered a six pack from Amazon. Com can't wait to try them

What do you do with the syrups?

You can add them to anything you want flavor in. Your protein drinks, Tea, coffee etc.