Sugar Free Syrup, Vanilla, 25.4 Ounce (Pack of 4)

If you’re a fan of adding flavor to your beverages without the extra sugar, the Torani Sugar Free Syrup, Classic Hazelnut, 25.4 Ounces (Pack of 4) is a fantastic choice. These sugar-free syrups bring that rich, nutty hazelnut taste to your morning coffee, iced lattes, cold brew, teas, smoothies, and more, all without sugar, calories, or carbs, making them great for keto or low-carb lifestyles. ✨ Here’s Why They’re Awesome: • Rich Hazelnut Flavor: The syrup delivers a smooth, earthy hazelnut taste that enhances drinks beautifully, especially coffee and espresso beverages. • Zero Sugar & Zero Calories: Perfect if you’re cutting back on sugar or watching calories. • Big Value Pack: With four large 25.4 oz bottles included, this set offers excellent value, great for daily use or sharing with family. • Versatile in Use: Not just for coffee, try it in teas, lemonades, mocktails, sparkling water, yogurt, or desserts for an added flavor kick. 💡 Pro Tip: A little goes a long way, adding just a splash can instantly transform a plain drink into something café-quality without extra calories. Overall, this syrup pack is a top pick for anyone who loves flavored drinks without sugar, and it makes a stellar addition to your pantry or coffee bar. Highly recommended! 💯

I've purchased this Torani Sugar Free Vanilla Syrup 16 times now and for good reason. If you're someone who’s looking to cut sugar without sacrificing flavor, this syrup is a total game changer. It's a regular star in my daily coffee routine, elevating plain home brews into rich, café-style creations that rival anything you'd get at a coffee shop (without the sugary guilt). But the magic doesn't stop there. I also use it to give a vanilla twist to my favorite sugar-free sodas like Coke Zero and Pepsi Max. Just a splash adds a smooth, creamy edge that makes it feel like I'm sipping a fancy custom fountain drink. It mixes beautifully and never tastes artificial or overpowering. What I love: Consistent quality every single bottle Zero aftertaste (unlike many sugar-free options) Versatile use – coffee, soda, protein shakes, even low-carb baking Economical in a 4-pack, especially for regular users like me If you're on a keto diet, diabetic, or just trying to make smarter choices, this syrup is an easy and delicious win. I’ve recommended it to friends, family, and now fellow Amazon shoppers! If you're reading this and wondering if it’s worth trying, yes, absolutely. And if you're really serious about flavor, go ahead and grab the 4-pack. You won’t regret it;

This is my favorite flavor for coffee! There’s no sugar, making it a low calorie option. I bought a separate pump to go with and prevent leaks from happening and use about four pumps in my 20 oz coffee each morning. I think it’s a good quality for. Good tasting product. Make sure you get the pump so the syrup doesn’t leak on your counter. Pump. Leakage.

good flavor, great price, no sugar .

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 now. 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: 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. (2) Peanut Butter Cup: See above. It's great. (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.

Trying something different for drinking coffee. Every now and again I always try something new to add to my coffee. I don't like the same old thing every day. So far these are not bad, a little bit of getting used to the taste but every other brand has their own tastes. Started with bottle #1 and I did buy and set of bottle pumps to use. Will update soon. 02/20/2026 Update: This brand has not been a bad choice so far, I have found other things to use this on and in. In, it's good in regular coffee or with cream and sugar (these are sugar free, but if you add to much, it's over sweet). I have even tried it in regular milk, not bad. I love it on vanilla ice cream, it makes it taste like chocolate ice cream but it's still white in color, odd. Their are other flavors that you can get that won't be good in coffee but I have used them for ice cream flavorings such as, Peach, Strawberry, Raspberry, I seen another flavor in Blackberry (haven't tried yet), I have used a Coconut flavor in my chocolate ice-cream and it actually tastes like you're eating a Mounds bar and I bet if you add some crushed almonds it might be close to a Almond Joy bar. I know it's weird sounding but experimenting is fun. Just so you know, if you have put other flavors in your coffee from anywhere but home, they to are all sugar free as well. If I come up with another way to use these I will update this, have fun.

I removed 1 star due to constant price increases. The product is still great, and has been since we started using this in 2020. The syrup really elevates a plain coffee and has become a great substitute for Dukin everyday. If you have multiple coffee drinkers in your home, this syrup is a game changer. We stopped having to have a bunch of different k cups to satisfy everyone. Now, we buy 1 plain or mild tasting coffee (Amazon brand medium roast works well) and just add syrup! My husband loves this flavor. He says it tastes just as good as Dunkin's SF hazelnut. I use the French Vanilla w/real sugar, and i agree, just as good as dunkin. This mixes in the coffee fine, no clumping or uneven taste. One of the 4 pack of bottle lasts about 8 weeks per person/ 2 wks per bottle, as we drink about four 12oz cups a coffee per day. So, even tho the prices have gone up from $17 in 2021/22 to $27-$38 in 2025, this is still a great product.

Great taste for a sugar free syrup. I've tried other brands and sometimes the taste if "off" and one even had so much peppermint fumes that it burned my eyes and was hard to drink in my coffee. This one tastes just right with no peppermint fumes. I add this to a sugar free Mocha syrup to try to recreate a peppermint mocha coffee like you might get at Starbucks. The peppermint/mocha flavor can be purchased pre-mixed, but it's availability is seasonal (around Christmas) and costs double as a specialty item. I saved an empty bottle from my last syrup and mix my own peppermint mocha using a 2to1 ratio of two parts mocha to one part peppermint. One shot of that in my morning coffee is perfect and i can have it all year long for a reasonable price.