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on an impulse, I did a Google search for "torani syrups" and hit this:

http://www.google.com/aclk?sa=l&ai=BBJpmUJpYSMPxJ4WysAPzhKihBqq1-0r2sIuPBZbPs3yQkhQIABABGAEgtlQ4AVDl78ayBWDJhv6LzKTUGaABgcyC_wPIAQGAAgHZA6Tyvu_1CJQu&sig=AGiWqtw667Sam5gdyCFADzI7uaKDEYimSA&q=http://www.lollicupstore.com/s.nl/sc.31/category.636/.f%3Fsource%3Dgoogle%26utm_source%3Dgoogle%26utm_medium%3Dppc%26utm_campaign%3Dcoffee%2Bsyrup%26utm_term%3Dtorani%26kwmid%3D4235721%26kmcid%3D1228466186%26match_type%3D

$4.25 a bottle for the 750 ml bottles. both regular and sugar free.

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morgan-gw.livejournal.com

...nummy :-). Locally I can find this at Cost Plus World Market, but I don't know how common that is and they don't ship this.

It's only been in the last year or so that I finally started drinking coffee. Torani sugar-free Hazelnut is part of what makes it palatable :-). We also started using the sugar-free Vanilla in tea and stuff instead of other sweetener, not to mention vanilla cola.

Man, if sucralose turns out to be hazardous, I am so screwed ;-).

From:

kengr

I pickred up some closeout at the local grocery store. Sugar free raspberry and sugar free chocolate. Been using them to make Italian sodas (basically, one oz of syrup to 8 oz of club sida).

Store brand club soda is cheap and I can have diet sodas in flavors that aren't easily found.

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morgan-gw.livejournal.com

(Late getting back to this one) Another thing I've found is tasty is using the chocolate syrup with things like (diet) orange soda -- like having orange-filled chocolates :-).

Some flavors just don't seem to mix, though. The Irish Cream just doesn't quite work with cola :-Þ.