Jordan's Skinny Mixes Salted Caramel | Zero Sugar Flavouring Syrup for Coffee, Tea, Lattes, Jordan's Skinny Syrups Sugar Free Drink Mix, 1 Bottle (750 mL)

AMAZING

The media could not be loaded.  A little goes a long way with this, if you use too much it can be very sickly. I’ve had this bottle for a few months and it lasts quite long. It is a bit expensive but only a little is needed. I put this in my coffee, yoghurt, granola, pancakes, it’s very versatile. It’s not as good as the real salted caramel but for a 0 calorie alternative, it does the trick.

Tried a new flavour in Jordans skinny syrups this time round was very happy with the taste great in my coffee in the morning .

Great syrup with no guilty conscience!

Friend recommended this but just not for me at all. I cant pick out the specific flavour, all I taste is just the fake sweetener taste. I started off putting just over 1 pump in a coffee and It was disgustingly too much. Im using up the bottle but just using like half a pump if that to take the edge of the coffee. I would rather have something with actual sugar than the artificial sweetener taste. Just takes very fake and strong to me. Have ordered another brand to try, hopefully thats better

The syrup is quite runny (as expected) but works well with the pump attachment (sold seperately). The taste is very sweet somewhat artificial, but that isn't necessarily a negative point, it does have a pleasant caramel flavour and smells pretty good. The slightly artificial taste may not be for everyone so if that sounds off putting to you it may be best to stay away from this one, but personally I didn't mind this and very much enjoy this product.I used one pump (1/2 tablespoon) of this in my coffee and that was certainly sweet enough to not require any additional sugar while adding a very nice taste to the drink.My only criticism is the price, at just under £10 per bottle this certainly isn't the cheapest or best value syrup you could buy, but despite this I can't fault the quality and will certainly be buying this one again in future.

Great tasting product (a little expensive though??) but there's seemingly not a lot of competition in this sector of the market?? But generally happy (ish?) with the product & what it has to offer! Lastly.....How on earth is 'WARMTH' supposed to be rated.....heat it up in a microwave & pour it over your own head?? I have a marketing degree & I'm unfamiliar with this term outside of 'a blind buyers reaction survey/market data' context??

Love this in my coffee