Da Vinci Sugar Free Egg Nog Syrup - ThinnerTimes

Cinerbelle · 11-05-2005, 04:12 PM

I just saw this in my magazine and I thought I would turn ya'll on to it for the holidays. I don't like eggnog, but I know a lot of people who do and regular eggnog has 230 calories for a tiny half-cup serving. An eggnog latte can cost you 530 calories...

If you love eggnog but hate the fat and calories that come with it, you NEED to stock up on Da Vinci's Sugar Free Egg Nog Syrup. Use this calorie-free holiday favorite to make healthier eggnog or to add seasonal flavor to coffees and smoothies. Egg Nog isn't the only yummy holiday flavor...they also make Gingerbread and Butter Rum.

I am definitely going to be ordering some...YUMMMMMMY!!!

www.davincigourmet.com

LizardQueen · 11-05-2005, 04:15 PM

That sounds great! Especially butter rum in a nice hot cup of coffee! Thanks for the info!
I checked it out and there are 50 different flavors. I've gotta get the toasted hazelnut. The prices aren't bad either!

jeezy · 11-05-2006, 04:49 PM

'Tis the season.
I found DaVinci SF syrups for $5.72 a bottle on www.get-huge.net, its a body builder site apparently.

EGG NOG
Toasted Marshmallow
Peppermint Paddy
Creme de Menthe etc.

Rachel · 11-05-2006, 04:55 PM

Oh thank you thank you!!! I am a huge fan of egg nog!!

witticizm · 11-13-2006, 03:10 AM

Oooooh! I was wondering how I'd get my egg nog fix this year. Thank you!

jeezy · 11-17-2006, 05:05 AM

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Originally Posted by witticizm

Oooooh! I was wondering how I'd get my egg nog fix this year. Thank you!

I too LOVE eggnog, it's sold year round but just seems to taste better during the Holidays. I don't know about your neck of the woods, but in the Baltimore Metro area our grocers sell:
CarbCountdown Egg Nog (I think)
Turkey Hill Low Carb Nog

It's higher than traditional egg nog but you can still get your fix on!

witticizm · 11-17-2006, 07:48 AM

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Originally Posted by jeezy

I too LOVE eggnog, it's sold year round but just seems to taste better during the Holidays. I don't know about your neck of the woods, but in the Baltimore Metro area our grocers sell:
CarbCountdown Egg Nog (I think)
Turkey Hill Low Carb Nog

It's higher than traditional egg nog but you can still get your fix on!

Yeah, but what's the taste like? I can't handle a whole lotta Splenda.

Mavisavis · 11-17-2006, 10:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Cinerbelle

I just saw this in my magazine and I thought I would turn ya'll on to it for the holidays. I don't like eggnog, but I know a lot of people who do and regular eggnog has 230 calories for a tiny half-cup serving. An eggnog latte can cost you 530 calories...

If you love eggnog but hate the fat and calories that come with it, you NEED to stock up on Da Vinci's Sugar Free Egg Nog Syrup. Use this calorie-free holiday favorite to make healthier eggnog or to add seasonal flavor to coffees and smoothies. Egg Nog isn't the only yummy holiday flavor...they also make Gingerbread and Butter Rum.

I am definitely going to be ordering some...YUMMMMMMY!!!

www.davincigourmet.com

I own a bunch of these syrups and they are delicious. I use them in smoothies in the summer, but now that it's cold out I mainly add them to coffee, cocoa, and tea. I keep them in a huge wine rack......which raises a few eyebrows, especially since I am known as the one who rarely/almost never drinks. lol I personally recommend Praline.....but they have tons of flavors! Another side note.....their caramel is good, but I found the Torani brand in that flavor kind of medicinal. Just FYI. I'd love anyones recipes for concoctions they dream up for these syrups. I keep saying I'm going to use SF cider mix and caramel to try and make something like Starbucks caramel apple...but haven't yet.

Mavisavis · 11-17-2006, 10:32 AM

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Originally Posted by jeezy

'Tis the season.
I found DaVinci SF syrups for $5.72 a bottle on www.get-huge.net, its a body builder site apparently.

EGG NOG
Toasted Marshmallow
Peppermint Paddy
Creme de Menthe etc.

I haven't checked prices, but beware to factor in shipping. Sometimes it's better to go with a higher price if they give free shipping when you spend enough cash. I did that because I ordered so many. I have egg nog, but now that I see you type toasted marshmallow I am dying to go down and see if I have that one......mmmmmm.....that sounds good.

jeezy · 11-17-2006, 11:26 AM

I wouldn't tell ya about anything I would eat! They're pretty good substitutes for egg nog, I don't know about the Splenda factor though.