Torani Almond Syrup

I love all things almond and this syrup does not disappoint! It is the same syrup that a popular coffee shop in our area uses for coffee. I bought this so I can make gourmet coffee drinks at home for a much better price!

Good seller! This syrup is the perfect addition to my steamers. Thank you!

The pump doesn’t push down without splurging sticky syrup everywhere. Ditched the pump. Syrup is yummy in my latte.

This is TERRIBLE a terrible taste and aftertaste , do not waste money on a product that can’t be returned , it just doesn’t work well in the coffee, I think it went bad in the warehouse , but now stuck with a product I can’t use

I usually get the more fruity flavors of Torani like lemon, but the almond seems great for adding a nutty flavor to richer drinks. If you have tried almond extract (also in almond paste croissants or almond agar), then this tastes exactly like it in a pretty concentrated form. If you have haven't, it's a sharp bright flavor that's sweet. I tried it diluted with water and it has the slight chemical burning sensation of almond flavoring, not bad but most likely you just need to use one squirt per drink. It's good with richer drinks like coffee or cocoa. You can even make almond agar with it by mixing it with milk, water, and agar powder. I haven't tried making almond paste for croissants with it, as it is more liquid than almond extract, but you can probably also use this syrup in a number of dessert recipes.

I’ve tried other syrups but keep coming back to this one . I just got the Philips Latte Go 5500 and the combo is unbeatable.

Good product, price, and service

This Torani almond syrup is made of pure cane sugar and natural flavors, plus a few preservatives. By itself, it tastes of sugar first, then almonds. Also known as orgeat, it is an essential ingredient in mai tais as well as a few less well-known drinks. I’ve even seen it called for in a virgin mojito to give the drink more body and flavor to make up for the lack of alcohol. Of course, since Torani is known for its coffee syrups, you can also use it in cappucinos and lattes. My bottle came so full that it overflowed onto the counter when I tried to insert the Jimaco pump. You might need to do as I did by pouring the syrup directly the first time instead of using the pump. — Debbie Lee Wesselmann