StarbucksFlavored Syrup (1-L.) (Hazelnut)

I have tried multiple types of brown sugar, simple syrups and none came even close to Starbucks.I was lucky to get two from Starbucks. Typically, I am told that the item is not for sale because there is no SKU in the system. Some Starbucks employees will ring you up for a different syrup and give you that one if they have enough inventory. I was lucky enough to have two from two different locations that I could compare. I was nervous about ordering from online because of expiration dates and other bait and switch sales. I took a tablespoonful of each multiple times, and there was no difference. The price is more than double what you would pay at a Starbucks but you are getting the real syrup based on my first purchase. Thank you worth the gamble !! - SAL

Price drop on Tuesday & Wednesday. Homemade Starbucks at the ease of your Espressoo machine! Economy prevent me from buying, so iv taken a break, but beats a coffee a day at the shop.

The taste is smooth and not overly sweet making it perfect for hot chocolate, coffee or tea. I’m pleasantly impressed and have used it often.

I've been using this syrup to make my own Brown Sugar Oatmilk Shaken Espresso and think I've gotten fairly close to how it tastes at Starbucks. The bottle is expensive (compared to other syrups) but it will end up saving you money if you make the drink at home.

The exact same syrup from Starbucks! Tastes amazing however the price is for this can be ridiculous. I buy the other flavors from Starbucks for $20 a bottle. This 24$ price increase is crazy!!! Some people sell these for 30-40$ increase which is insane.

This syrup is so tasty with my expresso! I use this every morning to make my lattes

Early 2020 Starbucks stopped selling anything but Vanilla and Plain syrup in their stores. They even removed the SKU at from their POS so an uninformed staffer can’t accidentally sell [I tried :)]. (Confirmed with multiple inquiries.) As a result the ‘secondary market’ is now the only option.Starbucks Peppermint syrup is incredibly strong: we’ve tried both Torani and Armoretti and they’re not even in the same ZIP code. My wife loves peppermint flavor but doesn’t like really sweet drinks. Her issue with the others is that to get a reasonable peppermint flavor, one needs 3-4+ the volume from the other brands—making for a gaggingly sweet drink. Me? I appreciate sweet so I add a secondary syrup to achieve the sweetness I want—but it wouldn’t work to just add more of their peppermint syrup, because it would be overpowering.Maybe this seems too “flavor snob” for you, but if you want to control both flavor and sweetness, this is the only option we’ve found. So we’ll gladly pay the price and enjoy.(To the rating issue of thickness, I find the Amoretti Peppermint syrup to be unpalatable because of the thickener they include. The Starbucks syrup is just a sugar syrup that dissolves easily and adds no thickener to the drink.)

65 DOLLARS?! Taste nothing like what you get at startbucks. Also, when I buy them they are expired.