Sugar free Pumpkin Pie syrup?! WHERE?!
 

I live in the Los Angeles area and have tried a few places that have sugar free Torani, DaVinci syrups but cant find sugar free pumpkin syrup! I want to make pumpkin spice lattes like Starbucks but with less calories (sf syrup, unsweet almond milk). Any suggestions of where to buy this in stores? Or stores to check?

I'd suggest buying it online. Amazon usually has it around this time of year, and will ship it for free. It's also much cheaper than it is in stores around here.

The Starbucks by me will actually sell me a bottle of syrup if I'm desperate, but it's more expensive.

The Torani website has a store locator, you can try that and call the individual stores also.

I found it at this site.Not sure how much shipping is but they had good prices.Also if you have a World Market they carry it.

http://www.lollicupstore.com/

I will be looking for it. I love the pumpkin latte at Starbucks but too many sugar calories for me these days. So I order a cap with splenda. Nice to enjoy this in my own home. Thanks for the post.

Amazon sells Torani & DaVinci SF pumpkin.

http://www.amazon.com/Da-Vinci-Sugar...4086595&sr=1-1

not sure what stores you have over on your coast, TJ Maxx and Marshalls sells those syrups here, and sometimes they do have the seasonal flavors. I've also found them at Big Lots for $5, but just a few non seasonal flavors.

Found Sugar Free Pumpkin at World Market! Thanks!!!!!

Same here. The sales lady had to look in the back to find it. Sold out. I like it. No after taste, not over powering. A great substitute to the SBXs pumpkin latte. No it doesn't have the full fat feeling in the mouth either but then I don't want to spend 300 cals on coffee. Rather drink;) pumpkin beer:-)

For nearly six months, I have been scouring every Marshall's and TJ Maxx that I've come across in two different states to find a bottle of sugarfree syrup in their food sections. (I use it in baking.) At one time, the DaVinci turned up reliably there. Not any more. Guess I'm going to have to just pay full price at one of the "better" food stores.