Jordan's Skinny Syrups Salted Caramel Naturally Sweetened, 0 calorie, 0 Sugar, No Artificial Flavors 12.7 Fl OzCompact by Design (Amazon-developed Certification)

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I just added this stuff to my iced coffee and it’s delicious! As a type one diabetic, I’m very careful with using sugar-free products because I want to make sure that they are the healthiest option for me with all the different fake sweeteners out there. This stuff delivers on taste and being a healthier option! A++

Good flavor but has not sweetness.

These came in quick and it was perfect for my cold foams. Taste is what i was looking for and not too sweet. It smells so good also not sweat at all. One lid was broken but the seal was not so I kept it.Will be ordering more.

So glad I only bought the very small bottle of the Jordan’s Skinny Girl sugar free Salted Caramel syrup! I had to use more than twice as much of this syrup as I do the Torani Salted Caramel sugar free syrup and still had to add a drop of sweet leaf stevia. And NO I do not like my coffee overly sweet…this was to get any flavor at all! My mistake but I didn’t realize it contains erythritol, a sugar alcohol, that really upsets my stomach. Obviously, I will not buy again and will stick with Torani or just use Sweet Leaf drops.

I have always used Jordan’s skinny syrups - I am trying to get away from the added potentially harmful ingredients in products so I am trying some new syrups for my coffee. This one sounded good (naturally sweetened) but I was disappointed in the taste. I thought maybe I would just get need to adjust my tastebuds but I just can’t get used to it.

Tastes great. I didn’t read the size and bottle was small. My fault. Average value for size.

Love so yum and sugar free

Unpleasant aftertaste if I use even a drop too much - tried in cold tea, maybe in something stronger it would be less noticeable. (The unfortunate flavor reminds me of cheap pancake syrup - trying to be caramel/maple flavored but not making it.)It's OK when used in really small amounts (maybe a half-teaspoon per glass - and very easy to overpour given the water-like consistency), and I appreciate the no-sugar way to sweeten a drink... but did not appreciate the flavoring at all.