Peach Cobbler Flavored Sugar Free Syrup, 12oz, Blackberry Patch (Peach Cobbler)

okay its not real maple syrup but it tastes very good on when you want that sugar free flavor. I particular enjoy it on Keto pancakes and over a maple pecan mug cake. I am very sensitive to bitter aftertaste and I am so pleased that this does not have one. Expensive but worth it and a little goes a long way.

I've tried many different brands of sugar free syrup, and always thought they tasted weird, and in some cases terrible.I love waffles, pancakes and French toast, and now I can eat them whenever I want and don't have to worry about my own sugar levels. About the only thing I could take issue with is it is a bit expensive and the flavors are limited. Would love to see a pure maple or butter maple flavor, blueberry and other flavors.I've tried the Blackberry, Strawberry Apple Butter, and Maple Praline. I loved all of them except the Apple Butter, which has a kinda weak flavor.I just found the Raspberry flavor and can't wait to try it. I am expecting great taste and I'm sure I won't be disappointed.

I cannot say enough praise to the syrup. It is absolutely delicious, hits every single note of Maple and nuttiness and butteriness. Our family is making a conscious choice to eat sugar free and this syrup puts a smile on my face. It does not have an aftertaste like some other sugar-free products out there. It is pricey but it is absolutely worth it.

Pretty yummy! I've been using it for a variety of things, sweetening in recipies (only a bit along with whatever else I'd normally use), putting a bit on low carb toast with some cinnamon for a cinnamon bun taste (yummm....I super like this, but my teen daughter thought it was gross. She's not a praline fan though.). When doing low carb cooking I've found that using a low carb maple syrup as a tiny part of the sweetener can really improve the taste/richness of the baked good (or whatever it is...). This definitely has a different taste quality than basic maple syrup and the various low carb maple syrup substitutes. Note that this is also very thick once you've had it in the fridge (after opening).

This product looks like maple syrup; however, it doesn't taste like maple syrup at all, actually it has no taste whatsoever. It does not smell like maple syrup, when I sniffed the syrup, it smelled more like chemicals and alcohol. It is not sweet at all, yet it has a ton of calories with 90 calories for 2 tablespoon and 28g of sugar alcohol. Since it is tasteless and not sweet, one tends to add more which means more calories and no satisfaction. I have tried other brands with less calories and better taste.

May not have table sugar, but does have lots of sugar-like substance. I wanted low carb and it is NOT that.

I was raised in the north woods of Wisconsin and have harvested and made my own maple syrup as a boy. This is good.

This product was selected by granddaughter who wanted to make her own version of a Southern recipe for chicken and waffles. She was very happy with the result and everyone agreed that the syrup was delicious. It's even more desirable because of the cooking process that uses the natural sweetness of the berries rather than added sweeteners. Recommended as a very special treat for syrup lovers.