HomeGoods/Marshalls/TJ Maxx - Sugar Free Syrups

[caramella]

On Friday, my mom went to HomeGoods to look for creme brulee dishes. She happened to see that they carried Sugar-Free Vanilla and Raspberry DaVinci syrups for $5.99 a bottle. So she bought one of each for me.

Then last night, we were at Marshalls. In the Housewares section, I found Artisan sugar-free syrups made with Splenda in 5 different flavors for $4.99 each. We picked up Pomegranate, Vanilla Macadamia Nut and Butter Toffee flavors.

So if you have either of those stores or a TJ Maxx near you, they may carry the syrups there.

[gbidruglord]

Just as an FYI, all of those stores are currently found in the US. In Canada, you might be able to find them at Winners and HomeSense. And in Europe, they should be in T.K. Maxx or HomeSense.

I used to work for Bob's Stores years back, which was a TJX company (as is all of the other stores listed above)

[Neecy]

Originally Posted by gbidruglord

Just as an FYI, all of those stores are currently found in the US. In Canada, you might be able to find them at Winners and HomeSense. And in Europe, they should be in T.K. Maxx or HomeSense.

None of the ones near me carry any SF syrups. I'm in Nanaimo and so far the only SF syrup I've been able to find is from Starbucks. Its vanilla but thankfully its sucralose-based so its legal. I emailed Torani and they said that the Second Cup coffee houses sell their syrups but the nearest Second Cup is over in Vancouver. I'm going to order some raspberry and strawberry extracts and see if adding a few drops of that to the vanilla syrup works - shipping on bottles of syrup is almost twice the cost of the syrups alone!

[ConstantCraving]

I live in the Vancouver area and our Starbucks here carry the sugar free vanilla syrup and also carry Hazelnut, Cinnamon Dolce and Caramel. All sugar free and sweetened with sucralose. Cost is $10.00 for litre. If you ask when you buy them they will throw in the pumps for free.
I've been using them for over a year now. They're all lined up on my counter with the pumps attached. I'm not using them much now but hopefully later on I can resume using them a bit more.

Neecy, if you have trouble finding them on the Island send me a note and I'll help.
BTW, I know a person who owns a coffee shop and uses the Torani syrup and I can get the Torani one's from my friend.

Cathy

[Neecy]

Ohhh I'll take you up on that, Cathy! I'll have to wait till the end of the month till payday comes, but once it does I'll be sending you a pm Thank you so much!

[sadie147]

None of the ones near me carry any SF syrups. I'm in Nanaimo and so far the only SF syrup I've been able to find is from Starbucks. Its vanilla but thankfully its sucralose-based so its legal. I emailed Torani and they said that the Second Cup coffee houses sell their syrups but the nearest Second Cup is over in Vancouver. I'm going to order some raspberry and strawberry extracts and see if adding a few drops of that to the vanilla syrup works - shipping on bottles of syrup is almost twice the cost of the syrups alone!

I have found them at Homesense in Toronto several times, both Artisan and Davinci's but find it's hit and miss. They are not in stock all of the time, they seem to come in about once a month in small shipments..just keep your eye out for them if you shop there regularily ....i'm addicted to Homesense which is why I've had good luck finding them..i'm there all the time! lol

[Greeneggs&ham]

Others have mentioned Starbucks as a source for the sugar free syrups. I would just add that I have found that most coffee shops around my neck of the woods sell these products (just in case you don't have a Starbucks nearby -- or prefer to frequent the local establishments like me!)

[auntiesocial]

Heh! I bought Artisan French Vanilla and Tiramisu flavors at the TJ Maxx here in Athens last week... was considering going back to get more flavors..