Jordan's zero-calorie vanilla in a full 25.4 oz bottle for $9.98, about 40 cents a serving: the single-bottle test before buying the six-flavor sampler.
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Jordan's labels it zero sugar, zero calories and zero carbs, states 25 servings per bottle and suggests about a tablespoon per drink. The ingredient list names sucralose and acesulfame potassium. It costs a couple of dollars more than DaVinci's sugar-free vanilla for the same size; the reason to pick it is to find out whether you like Jordan's before spending $59.94 on its sampler.
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The gear that pairs with the Sugar Free Vanilla Coffee Syrup, 25.4 oz to make a complete, working setup.
A standalone frother adds café-style milk foam for lattes and cappuccinos without a steam wand.
The right cup — a warmed demitasse for espresso, double-wall glass for milk drinks — is a small, satisfying finish to a good setup.
A vacuum-insulated mug keeps your coffee hot for hours and doesn't leak in a bag.
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Sugar-free caramel, hazelnut, vanilla and toasted marshmallow at about 39 cents a serving, from the brand that says its sugar-free line resists curdling in dairy.
Six full-size sugar-free bottles, including mocha and butter toffee, at about 40 cents a serving: the widest sugar-free spread on this page.
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