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[Kauket]

Has anyone heard of these? They seem to be "flavor drops" that you can add to drinks. They're unsweetened and have 0 calories and 0 fat. I found them at albertsons and am trying the English Toffee flavor. It doesn't taste too bad.

They also had an amaretto flavor and a pecan. I'm not sure what the rules are for web pages, so I won't try to get around them.

so... anyone?

[Nancy]

I haven't seen those Tastyflavors drops but isn't it so cool that grocery stores are beginning to make more options available for people these days?

Thank you so MUCH for taking the time to write and to inform the rest of us, too.

Do they have zero carbs?

What's the price range?

Size of bottle?

Are there a wide variety of flavor drops from which to choose?

In what department did you find them - near the coffee or near the, uh, pardon moi, Folks, the DIEt section?

[Unca_Tim]

Do they have sorbitol?

[Kauket]

Their web page is tastyflavors dot biz, they are concentrated drops, no sweeteners added. The only ingredients say "Toffee Flavor, FDA Approved".

It's 1.5 oz for about 4 bucks. You put 4-8 drops in your drink, and says that one bottle will do 160-180 servings. I've been putting about 5 drops or so in and it might still be a bit much.

They have their flavors on the web page, but most of them seem to be fewer than the ones that divinci has, but I can only get suger free divinci vanilla and hazelnut at my grocery stores, vs most flavors of these. I found them in the coffee section of the grocery store. (Sorry, I hate buying things online, so I always try to find them here first)

I only bought one bottle to test, but I think I'll go back and get the southern pecan one and maybe a white chocolate one next.

[Nancy]

Thanks, I am waiting to hear from them regarding their sweetening agent.