Torani Peanut Butter Syrup, 750 ml

This is probably the only product from this brand that we've not liked that much. In comparison, it's a bit bland. Still tolerable but we probably won't buy it again.

We love all the Torani syrups, especially in cold brew coffee! The Peanut Butter is my husbands favorite.

I don't know what people were bragging about I don't taste the peanut butter at all. It's not a terrible taste but it is very very subtle like a very very cheap Dollar store peanut butter candy. I'll use this one up but I will not buy another one

I have to be honest and say I almost threw this out. The smell was horrendous and the taste not any better. BUT WAIT! I wasn't going to do it without at least trying it. So I put it in my espresso and I couldn't believe it wasn't horrible lol. I mixed it with my other syrup and it actually has a light peanut butter taste. I'm so glad I didn't toss it.

I bought this after going out of my comfort zone and ordering a peanut butter latte at my fav diner. It was better than I imagined! I called the next day to ask what brand of syrups they use. I bought this immediately so I would not go broke ordering PB lattes from them. I am pleased with the results! It is a mild, pleasing flavor when blended with coffee and oat milk. I use a cafecito/moka pot to make "espresso", this syrup, and a handheld frother to make lattes at home without an expensive set up.

I genuinely do like the flavor of this, but it’s not what I would call, “peanut butter.” It’s sweet and tasty in coffee and cocktails though!

Flavoring drinks

Never have had this product and assumed that its long-standing rating from its other flavors would carry weight and that I would not have a problem with this one. Unfortunately, the taste is very weak and thin and to get the peanut flavor to be tasted requires 2 1/2 teaspoons per every 8-10 oz. Add too much and this pungent, chemical flavor can be tasted. I expected the rich tastes of roasted peanuts, only to get a faux, plastic peanut taste that was reminiscent of old, hazelnut cough syrup. Truly this probably cost less then $5 to produce- to be sold for $15+ ? Pass if you can...