Sugar Free Cinnamon Dolce Coffee Syrup - Stevia Based, No Sugar Alcohols or Sucralose, No Artificial Sweeteners, Natural Ingredients, Coffee Tea Cocoa Dessert, Keto Friendly, 1 Pack

I add Sugar Free Raspberry Sinless Syrup to my morning coffee and it’s a total game-changer—fruity, smooth, and just sweet enough without overpowering the coffee. No weird aftertaste, no sugar crash, just a refreshing raspberry kick that makes every cup feel like a treat! Great for Keto. Warning , a little goes a long way so add a dash or two

I had high hopes for Miss Mary’s Sinless Sugarfree Pumpkin Spice Syrup, but unfortunately, it completely missed the mark. Despite being labeled “pumpkin spice,” there was absolutely no aroma or flavor to match the name. If someone forgot to add the pumpkin spice before bottling, I wouldn’t be surprised — it was that bland.Instead of warm autumn notes, all I got was an odd, one-dimensional sweetness. While it’s marketed as having no sugar alcohol, it still had that unpleasant “coolness” on the tongue that I associate with erythritol. Possibly from the monk fruit? Whatever the source, I found it distracting and artificial.I regularly use stevia and enjoy it, but this syrup just felt like a sweetener in water — no depth, no spice, no richness. Honestly, it didn’t add anything special that I couldn’t replicate by adding a couple drops of stevia to my coffee or oatmeal. Except, of course, for that annoying sugar alcohol-like aftertaste.In short: bland, boring, and not remotely pumpkin spiced. Skip this one.

A great syrup for coffee, pancakes, ice cream or just about anything! I even use it in baking! Great taste, no after taste just an all around good syrup!

***update*** My husband tried the syrup in his coffee and he liked it so I went ahead and ordered another bottle. This bottle did not have a sticker over the ingredients and when I opened it, it had a chocolate scent, that the previous bottle was lacking. It tastes much better in my coffee as well. Glad I gave it another try.---I had high hopes when I came across Miss Mary's, searching for a zero sugar/no artificial flavored coffee syrup. Was happy to see it used Stevia and Monkfruit. However the bottle I received had a white sticker over the ingredients label. Curious I peeled it off and it shows Erythritol. So does this bottle I received contain the old formula or the formula on the sticker? It tasted exactly the same as another brand skinny syrup (that uses sucralose), leaving my coffee taste waaay too sweet and artificial. I even added it to my heavy whipping cream and making a cold foam topping to my iced coffee... but it just leaves an awful bitter aftertaste and makes me sad that I can't enjoy coffee right now. I'm not even sure why it's called Mocha when there's not even a hint of chocolate anything in my coffee!**ETA** I found a somewhat decent workaround. I came across a mocha protein smoothie recipe, so I used the mocha syrup instead of liquid stevia, which made it palatable. At least I know how to use up the rest of the bottle. I just won't be purchasing this brand again.

It has that weird, saccharine aftertaste that sticks around.

I really wanted the salted caramel to try but they were sold out so I settled for the hazelnut…personally, I don’t think it tastes like hazelnut at all, it tastes off and I’m not enjoying it. Buyers remorse hardcore.

I use it to sweeten the sugar-free hot chocolate and it makes it sweet and chocolatey without any added calories!

As someone who has been exploring sugar-free coffee syrups for the past four years, I was eager to try Miss Mary's Sugar-Free Sinless Syrup in the Apple Crisp flavor, attracted by its promise of a zero sugar, naturally sweetened option. Unfortunately, my experience was far from satisfactory.The primary issue I encountered was the taste. This syrup left a pronounced chemical aftertaste in my mouth, unlike anything I've experienced with other sugar-free syrups. This was not only unpleasant but also difficult to get rid of, significantly detracting from my coffee enjoyment.Additionally, the product's packaging compounded my disappointment. The syrup arrived with a cracked lid, a defect that rendered it unusable once the protective seal was removed. I resorted to using a cap from another syrup bottle, which was a workaround but pointed to a lack of quality control that should be addressed.The product was not returnable, and due to its unsatisfactory taste and damaged packaging, I had no choice but to dispose of it. This outcome was particularly surprising, given the numerous positive reviews I had seen, which had initially convinced me to try the syrup.In conclusion, while I had high hopes for a new favorite coffee addition, the reality of Miss Mary's Sugar-Free Sinless Syrup - Apple Crisp Flavor fell short on multiple fronts. The chemical taste and packaging issue and the inability to return or use the product were disappointing.