ToraniPuremade Sauce, Pumpkin Pie, Squeeze Bottle, 16.5 Ounces

Tastes good!

As expected, taste great, fast shipping.

So good!

So yummy and arrived extremely quick

This product isn’t bad by any means, it’s just not remarkably good. The packaging is good and it’s easy to squeeze out. I like that I can keep it on the counter by my espresso machine. I’ve only used it to make pumpkin spice lattes so I can really only speak on that. It’s a good consistency to mix into a beverage. I was using it by mixing some into my espresso shot, then adding my steamed milk. My only qualm is that I wish the pumpkin flavor was a bit stronger. The first latte I made I felt like could’ve had more flavor to it so I added more next time but it ended up being a bit too sweet. So, if the flavor was stronger and I could use less without it being too sweet it would be 5 stars for me. Id still recommend trying it though because maybe the amount of flavor is perfect for someone else and everything else about it like packaging and quality is good.

I love getting this flavor around fall season! It pairs really well with torani puremade caramel sauce.

Ah, August. While everyone else is still clinging to their sunblock and beach towels, I'm eyeing my flannel shirts and dusting off my knee-high boots. The slightest chill in the morning air has me dreaming of nutmeg, cinnamon, and cloves. You know the feeling—the one where your body starts craving the sweet, spiced magic of a Pumpkin Spice Latte, but alas, the calendar cruelly reminds you that Starbucks' PSL is still weeks away.What’s a girl to do? Enter Torani Pumpkin Pie Sauce, my autumnal knight in shining armor! Two days after hitting that glorious "Add to Cart" button on Amazon, it arrived at my doorstep, just in time for the first overcast day of the season. The seafoam green dining room tablecloth with the lavender runner was swapped out for the burnt orange one with falling leaves, and my French Vanilla creamer was swiftly banished to the back of the fridge. I’m officially in pumpkin mode!One squeeze of this delightful sauce into my morning coffee, a quick stir, and voilà—I'm sipping autumn. The flavor is just right: rich, warm, and spiced, but without the cloying sweetness that sometimes overwhelms. It's like Starbucks' PSL in a bottle, but with the perfect balance that lets you enjoy it cup after cup (which, let’s be honest, is exactly what I’m doing).If you’re the type who starts decorating for fall while your neighbors are still wearing flip-flops, this is the sauce for you. Torani Pumpkin Pie Sauce is autumn in a bottle, ready to bring those cozy, pumpkin-spiced vibes to your cup any time of year. Move over, summer—it's pumpkin season, and I’m here for it!

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.