Re: Re: Da Vinci syrups question

[Guest guest]

Wow! I never heard of so many flavors. Thanks to everyone who

responded to my questions on this. I wonder now where are you all

buying these? I've only seen vanilla in sugar free.

>My favorites are Peppermint Paddy; Carmel; and Root beer on low carb ice cream.

>ml

>

[Guest guest]

wrote:

>

> I wonder now where are you all

> buying these? I've only seen vanilla in sugar free.

I like to get mine from www.netrition.com. They have a flat shipping

fee (if you don't mind standard UPS service), and usually stock all or

almost all of the flavors.

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[Guest guest]

, if you have a TJ Maxx near you, they stock the syrups at a

discounted price of $5.99 a bottle. I have caramel, cherry, Kahlua,

vanilla, and on and on and on. I like it in SF hot chocolate, which, to

my mind, needs a little something extra.

Helen

[Guest guest]

I have bought mine from the DaVinci site but if you can find them cheaper then

do

it. But if you go to their site then you can see all the flavors available.

ml

wrote:

> Wow! I never heard of so many flavors. Thanks to everyone who

> responded to my questions on this. I wonder now where are you all

> buying these? I've only seen vanilla in sugar free.

>

>

>>My favorites are Peppermint Paddy; Carmel; and Root beer on low carb ice

cream.

>>ml

>>

>

[Guest guest]

That is where I get mine - love this place to shop - I usually get mine the very

next day! And you can't beat paying $6.00 for shipping fees for any size order.

I'm almost out of my favorite item - the low carb tortillas and must place an

order today.

Sandy

Re: Re: Da Vinci syrups question

wrote:

I like to get mine from www.netrition.com. They have a flat shipping

fee (if you don't mind standard UPS service), and usually stock all or

almost all of the flavors.

--

[Guest guest]

As far as I know, it doesn't spoil, period.

I tend to buy a bunch of bottles and use the different flavors

alternately, so there are times that bottles have been open over a

6-month period with no degradation in flavor or spoilage.

If you've never used DaVinci syrups, do bear in mind that they have very

little resemblance to the classic definition of syrup. It pours more

like water and the flavor is a lot more subtle than real syrup. Still,

it does flavor stuff.

Vicki

Re: Da Vinci syrups question

>

> For those of you who use Da Vinci syrups, how long does a bottle last

> after opening it? I probably wouldn't get much use but it would nice

> to

> have some occasionally. Just wondered once it is open is there a time

> frame you must use it.

>

>

>

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>

> Have a partial bottle of " Peanut Butter " Davinci open and on the

> counter - have never refrigerated it - been open for 2 - 3 months now.

> It's not my fav. flavour, so taking a while to use up in baking

> etc.....not spoiling at all! Kalua, ameratto, B52 etc doesn't get a

> chance to sit around that long

>

> CJ

>

[Guest guest]

> Wow! I never heard of so many flavors. Thanks to everyone who

> responded to my questions on this. I wonder now where are you all

> buying these?

Oddly, they're often sold in clothing stores for $5.99 or $6.99 (price

online is $7.99 plus shipping): TJMaxx, Marshall's.

I have hazelnut, caramel, white chocolate (my favorite), raspberry, chai,

kalua, and amaretto.

Gretchen

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THANKS! You all are great!

[Guest guest]

THANKS! You all are great!

[Guest guest]

I saw 7 or 8 different flavors of sf Da Vinci syrups in Super WalMart

today...in the vinegar section.

~a

In a message dated 1/8/2006 5:37:02 PM US Eastern Standard Time,

jlnhjm@... writes:

Christy, they usually bring them in for the holidays. You need to look

after Thanksgiving and before Christmas. Tho apparently, my store

brought in too much this year and there was a lot let after the first.

It is a regular item in TJ Maxx, I get it in CA, my sister gets it in NJ

and I know someone who got it in Iowa. So it may be your store chooses

not to bring it in. Speaking to the manager may change that.

Helen

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[Guest guest]

I saw 7 or 8 different flavors of sf Da Vinci syrups in Super WalMart

today...in the vinegar section.

~a

In a message dated 1/8/2006 5:37:02 PM US Eastern Standard Time,

jlnhjm@... writes:

Christy, they usually bring them in for the holidays. You need to look

after Thanksgiving and before Christmas. Tho apparently, my store

brought in too much this year and there was a lot let after the first.

It is a regular item in TJ Maxx, I get it in CA, my sister gets it in NJ

and I know someone who got it in Iowa. So it may be your store chooses

not to bring it in. Speaking to the manager may change that.

Helen

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[Guest guest]

Christy, they usually bring them in for the holidays. You need to look

after Thanksgiving and before Christmas. Tho apparently, my store

brought in too much this year and there was a lot let after the first.

It is a regular item in TJ Maxx, I get it in CA, my sister gets it in NJ

and I know someone who got it in Iowa. So it may be your store chooses

not to bring it in. Speaking to the manager may change that.

Helen

[Guest guest]

Christy, they usually bring them in for the holidays. You need to look

after Thanksgiving and before Christmas. Tho apparently, my store

brought in too much this year and there was a lot let after the first.

It is a regular item in TJ Maxx, I get it in CA, my sister gets it in NJ

and I know someone who got it in Iowa. So it may be your store chooses

not to bring it in. Speaking to the manager may change that.

Helen

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whimsy2 wrote:

> As far as I know, it doesn't spoil, period.

> I tend to buy a bunch of bottles and use the different flavors

> alternately, so there are times that bottles have been open over a

> 6-month period with no degradation in flavor or spoilage.

I had one bottle go bad over a hot summer, it was the eggnog flavor. I

think if you sniff it before pouring, you'll be able to tell if and when

a bottle goes bad.

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