ToraniPuremade Sauce, Pumpkin Pie, Squeeze Bottle, 16.5 Ounces

This is my second time buying and I'm probably just going to set up a subscribe and save at this point because I crave this year round. I put it in my chai lattes. Sometimes I froth it with the milk or sometimes I just drizzle it on top of the foam. But it really shines in lattes, tastes fantastic. Sadly I can't have coffee as often because I get heartburn but when I do this syrup is the way to go. It has a lovely nutmeg spice flavor to it and you'll find some flecks of nutmeg in it and other spices but I don't notice any grittiness when I drink it's actually really smooth consistency. Might not have any pumpkin flavoring but you definitely get the idea because of the familiar pie spices. I have tried so many pumpkin spice creamers and flavored coffees and been let down almost every time but not with Torani. No artificial flavoring really makes a difference here it tastes like I imagine something pumpkin spice should. Worth every penny!

This pumpkin spice sauce is excellent for coffee drinks. It has such a nice flavor. This will compliment any hot or iced drink. I drizzle it on top of some whipped cream. You can really taste the cinnamon, nutmeg, clove combo in this. If you are a fan of the caramel, this is that with spices. So so good!

I don't know why I am unable to find this pumpkin purée. Flavor close to home, but I'm thankful that I can get it on Amazon. It's delicious! It was shipped quickly and arrived safely. Really fair price too. Highly recommend.

The flavor is really great. I use it to line the cup and also on top of the cold foam. I make pumpkin cold brew

Tastes great! A bit on the clovey side but overall my go-to for making pumpkin spice lattes

Like no other. Tastes as good as homemade

So good!

I recently tried the Torani Puremade Sauce, and I have to say it was a disappointing experience for me. As someone who enjoys flavored sauces in coffee, desserts, and various recipes, I was excited to give this product a shot based on its promising marketing. However, the reality fell short.First and foremost, the flavor profile was off-putting. While I was expecting a rich and indulgent taste, the sauce came across as overly artificial and cloyingly sweet. The balance of flavors didn’t feel harmonious; instead, it seemed like a mishmash of unnecessary sweetness without the depth or complexity you’d find in a well-crafted dessert sauce. Whether used in my morning coffee or drizzled over ice cream, the taste just didn’t enhance my dishes in the way I had hoped.Additionally, the texture of the sauce was more syrupy than creamy, which made it difficult to incorporate it smoothly into my recipes. It either clung excessively to my utensils or pooled at the bottom of my cups. Also, the aftertaste lingered longer than I would have liked—a telltale sign of artificial sweeteners or flavors that left me less than impressed.One of the selling points of the Puremade line is the claim of using cleaner, simpler ingredients. While I appreciate the attempt to offer a better product, in this case, the execution just didn’t deliver. If the taste doesn’t appeal, then what’s the point of the ingredient list? There's a fine line between crafting a flavorful sauce and one that feels like a compromise in quality.In summary, my experience with Torani Puremade Sauce was unfortunately a negative one. If you're looking for a delicious and satisfying sauce to enhance your favorite treats, I would recommend exploring other options. Sometimes, the traditional flavors made with real ingredients simply can't be replaced with a so-called "pure" alternative.