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Enjoy st. Dalfour caramel (6x10. 6 oz). St. Dalfour organic dessert sauces are made with premium organic agave and rice syrups. The french chefs who created these sauces are masters of the culinary arts. They know exactly what percentage of each ingredient should be used to make a delicious sauce, how to blend all the ingredients together, and then cook to an ideal temperature. Genius at work! (please note information is descriptional only. Please refer ingredients on product prior to use and please consult your health professional with any health or dietary matters before use. )
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2.73 x 1.54 x 6.4 inches; 11.68 ounces
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Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2015
I found this in the bargain bin at my local grocery store. I was quite pleased to find organic caramel sauce on sale, and I took it home to pour on my organic apples. I like organic foods because they taste better than food with pesticides. I have done blind taste tests, and I can really tell the difference. The moment that I tasted this 'caramel' sauce, I wanted to spit it out. It tastes like artificial, watered-down crap. It doesn't taste like caramel at all. I turned it over to look at the ingredients, only to find that there is NO CARAMEL SAUCE IN IT. It's made out of agave and brown rice. No sugar-burning process took place. There's a reason I don't use agave; it has a sickening cactus taste that most people don't notice, and adding crappy flavors to it doesn't make it taste like caramelized sugar. This was extremely disappointing for me.
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