Crave It! Rich Cherry Flavoring Syrup, Add a Splash to Your Favorite Beverages – Soda, Coffee, Latte, Italian Soda, Lemonade. Create a Craveable Cherry Coke – 13 FL OZ / 1 Pack

Recently, for some reason I decided to start making my own limeade. Using a lemon-lime soft drink and some lime juice I needed to add cherry juice but it is difficult to find. I stumbled across this and decided to give it a try. I am extremely picky about certain things but I must say this syrup is great. It is not a thick syrup and the bottle recommends two tablespoons but I found, for me, one tablespoon was plenty. It's a pretty big bottle so should last me a while and since it needs to be refrigerated that's not a problem. I have also used it in making a cherry coke and it was delicious. There are quite a few recommendations on the bottle including coffee. Hmmmm, not for me. Seriously though I am glad I gave this a try and plan on using it regularly.

Makes the best cherry cokes. Arrived safely and quickly !

I added to my diet Pepsi which I thought I had ordered cherry Diet Pepsi but got plain. It didn't seem sweet enough at first but after it sat awhile it tasted better. I have only tried the one time because I don't drink soft drinks often. I*t was not bad tasting I just felt I needed to add a package of softener. The price was good so I feel I can work with it.

I originally ordered this as I wanted to make “Cherry Dr.Pepper Pulled Pork”. Cherry Dr Pepper has been difficult to locate in my area ever since the stupid pandemic!! It’s been hit and miss. Since I had my heart set on Cherry Dr. Pepper, this was the next best thing. Better yet, I’m able to add as much Cherry Syrup as I want!!! I also figured since it has “Hires’” name on it, you can’t go wrong!! I recommend this to anyone wanting a TRUE Cherry soda taste that’s better than grenadine or any other flavored syrups.

I'm sorry maybe it was me bit it did not have a lot of cherry taste. I maybe have to put more than instructed. Which would be a lot of sugar in my soda. If I'm doing something wrong please tell me. But it made my drink taste funny..

I go back quite a ways with Cherry Cokes, around the 1950s, when they were only available home-made as it were at your local soda fountain, known in Brooklyn as "candy store". Aficiandos know the stumbling block is you are adding a sweet syrup to a sweet soda so you are greatly increasing the proportion of sugar to liquid volume. I find that is not a problem here, but you'll have to experiement to use the least amount of this cherry syrup (to avoid over-sweetening) that will still give you that delicious Cherry Coke flavor. Not difficult at all!

I bought this with the hope that I could make the Cherry Cokes that I used to buy at the 5 and 10. It has an edge to the taste that shouldn't be there and the cherry taste is weak. The old drug store version was pumped out in a thick syrup. This is liquid; hence some of the problem. The edge on the taste is also a problem. This is simply a poor imitation of the old classic, as is cherry coke. Coke simply needs to at least increase the amount of cherry by at least 4 times.

tried to find cherry Dr. Pepper and it was out of stock in most stores. Went shopping on line to see what I could do to get the flavor, and found this product. It didn't taste exactly the same, but it was enough to give it cherry flavoring. It was much better than putting cherries in the drink.