Kelly's Delight Pure Cane Liquid Sugar, Sweetener Syrup for Ice Tea and Coffee, 16 fl oz (6 Pack)

Love the product but wish you could bring back singles or three packs.

I like my coffee drink sweet and adding granulated brown sugar was destroying the crema on the espresso and cappuccinos when I stirred the coffee. However, just adding this into the mug, dispensing the espresso into the mug and the pressure of the espresso from the machine drip head mixed the liquid sugar into the espresso effectively and perfectly, preserving the espresso crema. That meant on cappuccinos I was able to make the 4-layer cappuccino: espresso, crema, steamed milk and milk froth.

Simple syrup

This is so perfect for iced tea and I use it daily. I bought the first bottle at the store and then purchased the six pack from Amazon. It arrived super sticky and messy. I think some bubble wrap or air cushions would help. The weird thing is that none of the bottles were opened and all of the seals were still intact, so I cleaned up the bottles and am using them. Seems like the sugar just seeped through the seals. The product itself is fantastic though.

This is basically ready to use simple syrup, simple being an apt description. It is convenient and handy for any application, no mixing necessary. Been using it for years. Long shelf life if unopened. Even when opened I can use without worry of spoilage until container is empty. I do not refrigerate but keep in a cool dry area. Have had no issues and will continue purchasing as needed.

Highly recommend. You can use this product the same way you use regular granular sugar.

This is exactly what I’ve been needing. I drink iced coffee all year round. This makes it way easier to sweeten my coffee and not have undissolved sugar in my cup. Tastes just like normal sugar. I don’t need to have my coffee super sweet so about 2 tsp per 8 oz coffee is enough for me. One bottle has lasted me about a month. I’ve already purchased 2 more bottles and it won’t be the last. I highly recommend!

I've used this product before (in place of sugar etc) and it's very good. What was /not/ good was that I ordered a box of it (qty 6) on 11 Oct, and it arrived on 7 Nov. Where was this stuff warehoused, that it took nearly a month to ship to the central US? As a bonus, the "best by" date on all the jugs is April. Last April, like 7 months ago. I'm sure it won't kill me and my family, but there's only one way to find out...