I've also added the cotton candy flavor to a keto daiquiri (allulose syrup instead of simple syrup) with great success!

I also sometimes put a drop or two of my desired flavor with some oil in my oil burners.

Netrition has the best price (as they do most things) and the most available flavors for these on the web .

Haven’t tried the rest so I couldn’t say.

What I don't like: The flavors are ephemeral and too light. You have to add up to 12 drops at a time; a pour spout would have been better, in larger quantities. In the long run, I will stick with Torani's sugar free, Jordan's Skinny Syrups, or Da Vinci sugar-free syrups. The flavors are stronger, even if there are fewer to choose.

32oz. water

16 drops of your preferred flavor (I usually go with one of the fruit flavors)

1/2 tsp. Citric Acid

1 tsp. Erythritol w/ Monk Fruit Extract

Shake it to mix and enjoy!

I may just throw out the rest of it.

I tried this over and over in smaller and smaller amounts, using 3 different flavors and finally, a 10 ounce glass of water got 30 drops, and still no flavor. I had such high expectations for these drops. It seems flavor drops are actually easy to make, everyone is doing it, for cheap. However, whatever is going on here is is truly unfortunate and strongly missing the mark.

Be careful if you want to use Capella drops to flavour protein drinks. I've tried a few different flavours and some of them either taste of virtually nothing (Vanilla Cupcake) or don't work with protein shakes at all (Raspberry).

.4 ounces isn't a lot, but when you're measuring it in 10-drop increments, these little bottles last a surprisingly long time (a couple months even with daily-ish usage).

Of course, as you'd expect, some of these flavors are WAY better than others. Some especially disappointing ones: marshmallow, honeydew melon, cake batter, hot cinnamon candy, bacon (basically it's Liquid Smoke).

Some favorites for coffee so far: chocolate raspberry, toasted almond, chocolate caramel nut.

Some favorites for "sodas": cucumber (alone, or mixed with sweet guava), lemon meringue, graham cracker, grapefruit, NY cheesecake, pina colada.

Thus far I've used it to mainly flavor Greek Yogurt and it does a bang up job. I will continue to buy these every time I order.

My current favorite: Boston Creme Pie. I put a few drops in plain unsweetened yogurt, add my stevia, and YUMMO! Better yet, I make my yogurt into thick greek yogurt, add the same flavors, and it makes a fabulous thick and creamy topping for any dessert.

Hints: Add the amaretto or irish cream to your coffee. I use French Vanilla a LOT, & go thru it fast. I bake low carb, sugar free and gluten free (not easy!) So I use these to punch up flavors with great success... Add the peanut butter drops to peanut butter cookies, or pumpkin pie spice to spice muffins, or Waffle drops to flour free waffles, or blueberry, or strawberries n cream to your shakes.

It's fun to experiment. Each time I made a Netrition order, I would just get a couple more, till I had most of them. :-)

I'm fairly picky, but I give these 5 stars!

I have used the cool mint, raspberry & root beer float to flavor water/seltzer, and orange creamsicle for yogurt and protein shakes. I wasn't crazy about the chocolate--but I really really love real chocolate!

You can also use them in coffee or tea, or to flavor muffins, cheesecake, frosting, pancake syrups, etc.

I think these drops are great--for the environment as well as for variety in your kitchen!