LorAnn Oils Cola, 1 Ounce

It’s not like coke or pepsi but it is a nice cola flavor for sparkling water.

I am a sugar addict, and the main thing I crave is cola. I also have low blood sugar...hypoglycemia, so I have to be very careful about not eating or drinking things with sugar or high amounts of carbs. I have been desperate to find a substitute for sodas. I like to use stevia, so when I saw the flavored cola stevia , and read someones review for adding this also to carbonated water, I bought it! I really like it! Dont get any hopes up for real coca-cola flavorimg, but like another reviewer wrote...it is like RC cola. It gives enough of the smell and taste of a real cola to satisfy my desperate addicted self without spiking my blood sugar. I like to mix a few drops of this with cola flavored stevia and carbonated water, mix with a spoon...and pour over ice. I am grateful for it, and will keep purchasing this.

I know this is in fact for baking, but I'm using it to kick my Diet Coke addiction. I put 3 drops of this over ice (using an eyedropper) and add 6-8 drops of NOW Stevia, then pour in a can of seltzer water. It's not exactly like Coke, certainly not exactly like Diet Coke, but it's similar enough that I'm not having cravings. And at that rate, this 1-oz bottle is going to last awhile. I was able to use the dropper lid off a different bottle--it fit perfectly. My only concern is that the ingredients aren't exactly natural, though I doubt any of them are as bad for one as aspartame! They include "Artificial Flavors" (that's not vague), Caramel color (why?!), Water, Polysorbate 80, citric acid, and Propylene glycol." None are considered carcinogenic or toxic, but I'm still going to try kola nut extract to see if it's anywhere near as tasty. In the meantime, this does the trick... and I bet it's good in baked goods, too!

This is very weird "liquid", you can't use a dropper, for it sticks and lumps, once it gets in the glass doesn't want to dissolve, alien looking globes remain, though thoroughly flavoring the soda water. Oh speaking of flavoring. Somewhere in the tasting experience, there is an extremely brief moment of off-brand Cola sensation, but this is quickly drowned out by a god-awful artificial yuck flavor which is overwhelming. I tried it initially with stevia, and the next time with sugar and it is just simply some wretched stuff. Sure wish I could find some extracts that mimic what I can buy at the store in the Soda aisle.

I concocted my own organic cola syrup from citruses, spices, and lavender etc. in a recipe I found and ordered this to compare whether it was worth the trouble when you can just order it. Was confused by the milky white color and it just tastes like spicy lemon/lime. Couldn’t detect much cola flavor. It’s fine to make a plain seltzer into a mystery flavored seltzer. Not much use for it….i’ll make another homemade batch since no company makes a cola flavored sparkling water!!!!! Which is Crazy.

I am totally thrilled with this product! I was in love with Le Croix Le Cola, but they have taken it off the market for some reason. I then moved to Target's Cherry Cola water and the Dr. Midnight, both unsweetened waters. Then they were taken off the market! I was searching high and low for a substitute and came upon these drops! With 3-4 drops, this turns a can of bubbly water into virtually the same as the Le cola! I will be buying this regularly! And what a savings!

If you expect "coca cola" you will be disappointed BUT the flavor is a true cola flavor. Similar flavor to cola bottle gumnies. 4 instead of 5 stars because I think there's a bit too much citric acid. Also, I really do not understand the addition of xanthan gum, which gives it a solid white color and makes it a bit thick to mix. I use it to flavor plain soda or as an additive for cocktails, and it works well for those so long as you actually like unsweetened cola - most people think they will, but don't really. I do. Also, it's pretty small amount for the price, and does not go as far as I think it should. Still, one of the truest cola flavors I have found.

This taste just like classic cola, think cola gummies, Boylan Soda or RC Cola. If you are looking for something to mimic coke - this does not have that kind of bite. Definitely an old fashioned cola flavor! delicious.

I used the cola flavoring for gummies and it's really good!! You need to add citric acid and have a well balanced recipe to get the flavor right

It is as described

Basically lemon juice. Bothers me just like lemon juice would.

There are a few distinct cola flavourings out there, this is one of them. Don't be surprised if it doesn't taste exactly like the cola flavour your are used to, however it is certainly pleasant.. no complaints. Gummies and lollipops were good.

Not appreciating the flavour. Tried a few times.