noma
Posted: Nov. 20 2007, 12:03 ET

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While no one would mistake this for the real thing, it's still pretty darn good and (in my opinion) it's way better than the WF chocolate dip. Zero calories, zero carbs, zero fat, it's a guilt-free way to get that chocolate hit. I use it mostly to boost the chocolate flavour when I make shakes with the protein drinks.

Ada
Posted: Nov. 20 2007, 13:40 ET

I like it very much drizzled on strawberries.  It psychologically quelled my chocolate urges on strict.  I definitely did NOT like the chocolate dip and actually ended up throwing it out after tasting it.

BrianB
Posted: Nov. 20 2007, 14:03 ET

To me, this stuff is indistinguishable from Hershey's brand chocolate flavored syrup once it is added to milk, protein shakes, etc.  It's great in coffee too.  My wife likes to put it on her sugar free Jello, which sounds odd, but is actually pretty good.

bri070102
Posted: Nov. 26 2007, 21:11 ET

I like this syrup a lot.  My regular "treat" is a dr. b protein shake, 1/2 cup of decaf coffee, and 1 tbsp of the syrup mixed together and poured over a glass of ice.  DELISH!

Shilps
Posted: Dec. 15 2007, 21:02 ET

I found this flavor really different initially to the choc syrup taste I know and love, but I got used to it very quick.  I think it's a great substitute.  Usually I have it with strawberries or just as a spoon on it's own if i'm having a choc craving day (TOM!)

Shilps

Sabina
Posted: Mar. 8 2008, 18:19 ET

It's definitely and acquired taste.  Taking a little lick of it was good but after that, not so much.  It has a real distinct not-so-good taste.

Maybe I just need to get used to it.

Some ideas to use the syrup

Hot chocolate (this uses up all your garnishes so beware)!
1 cup of boiled water
2 tbsp of chocolate syrup
1 tsp of milk or whitener

Dip strawberries

Use as syrup over cinnamon french toast.