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All 14 flavours ranked

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  1. Rank 1

    Maple Walnut

    Our top pick

    Suppligator score 9.25 out of 10

    Foreground authentic walnut aroma that lies pleasantly nutty and mild-sweet on the tongue, rounded off by a light caramelly-warm maple note; Overall a harmonious, …

  2. Rank 2

    Chai

    Suppligator score 9.00 out of 10

    Very sweet base aroma carried by intense savoury chai notes (above all cinnamon, cardamom, clove) that bring a warm, wintery flair; Compared to typical …

  3. Rank 2

    Hazelnut

    Suppligator score 9.00 out of 10

    Only slightly sweetish, largely authentically nutty aroma as the first impression.; Over time the hazelnut note becomes more intense and brings a slightly roasty-rough …

  4. Rank 4

    Macadamia

    Suppligator score 8.75 out of 10

    Interplay of a gentle, not entirely authentic nut aroma and an enveloping, floral-seeming sweetness; In milk (alternatives) you notice in the foreground a (possibly …

  5. Rank 4

    Sweet Honey

    Suppligator score 8.75 out of 10

    Directly sweetish honey note, surrounded by a floral veil and a hint of vanilla aroma; Overall flavour-wise largely authentic to classic blossom honey; sweeter …

  6. Rank 6

    Cinnamon

    Suppligator score 8.50 out of 10

    At first a moderately intense, sweetish cinnamon note, combined with a gently caramelly-seeming, softening undertone; Over time the cinnamon aroma emerges more strongly and …

  7. Rank 6

    Salted Caramel

    Suppligator score 8.50 out of 10

    Foreground slightly caramelly sweetness.; In an almost direct accompaniment an almost equally strong 'salty' note joins in, which increases in intensity over time and …

  8. Rank 8

    Brown Sugar

    Suppligator score 8.25 out of 10

    Foreground moderately sweetish, slightly caramelly aroma as the base; the 'darker counterpart' to the White Sugar Zerup; After a short time malty nuances as …

  9. Rank 9

    Amaretto

    Suppligator score 7.25 out of 10

    Flavour combination of a sweetish-almond-like, non-roasted note, combined with a delicate touch reminiscent of marzipan, whereby the aroma of melting amarettini biscuits is subtly …

  10. Rank 9

    Coconut

    Suppligator score 7.25 out of 10

    A sweet, "creamy" coconut flavor, more reminiscent of coconut treats than classic coconut water; There is a subtle, slightly drying undertone that, if consumed …

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  1. Rank 11

    Pumpkin Spice

    Suppligator score 7.00 out of 10

    A very sweet and spicy base featuring—surprisingly—pumpkin puree as the main ingredient, with a hint of cinnamon and nutmeg and a gentle, caramelized, sugary …

  2. Rank 11

    Strawberry Sugar

    Suppligator score 7.00 out of 10

    Flavour base of sweet, artificial strawberry, combined with a 'sugary'-creamy undertone; Over time both aromas become almost equally strong and recall a mix of …

  3. Rank 11

    Vanilla

    Suppligator score 7.00 out of 10

    Intense, rather artificially-sweet aroma as the first taste impression.; In the accompaniment you notice after a short time only delicate, likewise sweet vanilla.; In …

  4. Rank 14

    Chocolate

    Suppligator score 6.75 out of 10

    Sweet, rather medium-delicately dark chocolatey aroma as the first impression with a continuously artificial touch; Over time the choco-/cocoa note comes through somewhat more …

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– Foreground authentic walnut aroma that lies pleasantly nutty and mild-sweet on the tongue, rounded off by a light caramelly-warm maple note
– Overall a harmonious, non-artificial-seeming mix with 'coffee-shop' vibes, perfect as a sugar substitute in coffee or also in milkshakes/desserts

Suppligator 9.25 / 10 Suppligator Rating – What does our community say?

– Only slightly sweetish, largely authentically nutty aroma as the first impression.
– Over time the hazelnut note becomes more intense and brings a slightly roasty-rough nuance.
– In the finish pleasantly minimal tart-nutty notes remain on the tongue.
– Compared to the CF Hazelnut & Milky Cream more roasted aromas, overall purely nutty-matte, less sweet.
– The least sweet variety of the Barista series so far; comparatively less intense at the same amount of Zerup, but the most authentic in the hazelnut aroma.
– Tastes reminiscent of Alpro Drink hazelnut.
– Recommended as a practical sugar substitute in coffee creations, as nut milk or also for refining desserts.

Suppligator 9 / 10 Suppligator Rating – What does our community say?

– Very sweet base aroma carried by intense savoury chai notes (above all cinnamon, cardamom, clove) that bring a warm, wintery flair
– Compared to typical chai powders less creamy, but more concentrated in the sweetness/savouriness and practically dosable for tea, coffee or milk drinks

Suppligator 9 / 10 Suppligator Rating – What does our community say?

– Directly sweetish honey note, surrounded by a floral veil and a hint of vanilla aroma
– Overall flavour-wise largely authentic to classic blossom honey; sweeter and clearly less strongly-aromatic or malty than e.g. forest honey
– Compared to the CF Pure Honey no caramel pieces (hence no pronounced caramel aroma); somewhat sweeter and less 'full-warm' in the overall flair, but very similar in the base aroma
– Highly recommended above all in tea, warm milk as well as in cold dishes, dairy products or coffee mix-drinks with a rather low coffee proportion; also suitable for a vegan diet

Suppligator 8.75 / 10 Suppligator Rating – What does our community say?

– Interplay of a gentle, not entirely authentic nut aroma and an enveloping, floral-seeming sweetness
– In milk (alternatives) you notice in the foreground a (possibly slightly vanilla-seeming) floral sweetness; over time and especially in the finish a subtle, matte-nutty macadamia touch then joins in
– In coffee drinks, however, the macadamia note is continuously more present, less sweet-veiled, and softens the coffee aroma somewhat or enriches it with a slightly enveloping nut component
– Overall recommended for refining coffee drinks with a gently-nutty hint or enriching milk and ice creations with a sweetish, rather nut-enveloping flair

Suppligator 8.75 / 10 Suppligator Rating – What does our community say?

– At first a moderately intense, sweetish cinnamon note, combined with a gently caramelly-seeming, softening undertone
– Over time the cinnamon aroma emerges more strongly and remains afterwards slightly bittersweet, almost solely and quite clearly on the tongue
– Compared to classic cinnamon less savoury or smoky, not entirely authentic and overall somewhat weakened, milky-caramelly as well as sweetish
– Tastes somewhat reminiscent of a mix of the Chunky Flavour Cinnalicious and Milchreis Zimt
– Recommended in all kinds of warm coffee and milk drinks as well as for flavouring desserts, ice cream and porridge
– In cool dishes and drinks the cinnamon note works somewhat matter, tarter or 'spicier' in the aftermath; combined in warm creations the aroma gets a full-rounded, rather sweet touch

Suppligator 8.5 / 10 Suppligator Rating – What does our community say?

– Foreground slightly caramelly sweetness.
– In an almost direct accompaniment an almost equally strong 'salty' note joins in, which increases in intensity over time and forms a good counterpart to the sweet caramel.
– In the finish a sweet-salty interplay of 'fresh-full', intense salted caramel remains.
– In coffee drinks the 'salted' touch emerges more strongly, the caramel works less full-warm.
– In teas (e.g. sweet-baked varieties like Meßmer cinnamon roll or apple strudel) both aroma components come through well and work harmoniously.
– Overall a successful, not too sweet-intense, practically applicable sugar substitute for refining all kinds of hot drinks.

Suppligator 8.5 / 10 Suppligator Rating – What does our community say?

– Foreground moderately sweetish, slightly caramelly aroma as the base – the 'darker counterpart' to the White Sugar Zerup
– After a short time malty nuances as well as a gently earthy-savoury note emerge in the undertone, reminiscent of the molasses proportion of classic brown sugar
– In the finish a sweetish-slightly matte-malty, gently burnt caramel taste remains on the tongue
– Overall, through the interplay of the components, a largely authentic taste experience
– Very tasty in coffee-mix drinks, bubble tea, oats or also in alcohol-free cocktails
– As a topping on French toast, pancakes etc. rather in combination with other components – e.g. as a whey drip; pure the Zerup works somewhat intense. Likewise less suited for caramelised onions or very strong coffee, since the sweetness fades and rather a tart-malty caramel or molasses touch remains

Suppligator 8.25 / 10 Suppligator Rating – What does our community say?

– Flavour combination of a sweetish-almond-like, non-roasted note, combined with a delicate touch reminiscent of marzipan, whereby the aroma of melting amarettini biscuits is subtly initiated on the tongue
– In the accompaniment and especially finish a fruity (possibly cherry-like?) aroma comes through, which slightly recalls the floral flair of the Zerup Cherry White Tea
– Compared to classic amaretto without alcohol taste – thereby sweeter, somewhat less floral-enveloping and milder 'fruity-liqueur-like'
– Recommended in warm drinks like milk, the IC Dark Chocolate Lover or MP Chocolate Drink for an 'XY with a shot' drink vibe as well as in desserts (creams)
– In water/as tea the taste becomes rather tart-/lingering-coating, little full-aromatic and does not work particularly harmoniously
– Recommended for lovers of amaretto-like (combo) drinks

Suppligator 7.25 / 10 Suppligator Rating – What does our community say?

– A sweet, "creamy" coconut flavor, more reminiscent of coconut treats than classic coconut water
– There is a subtle, slightly drying undertone that, if consumed in excess, quickly develops an alcoholic, sharp, and slightly soapy flavor.
– No marzipan flavor, but also hardly any authentic nutty notes
– The flavor is somewhat reminiscent of a mix between “Müllermilch Saison Kokos” and (REALLY JUST) a hint of “Batida de Coco,” depending on the amount used; when used in very small amounts—in almond milk, for example—it’s somewhat reminiscent of a classic barista coconut drink, lightly sweetened
– Overall, a coconut extract that’s sweet on the surface—subtly dosed—and pleasantly mild; recommended for all milk (and milk-based) beverages, tropical coffee and matcha creations, or for flavoring ice cream and dessert creams.

Suppligator 7.25 / 10 Suppligator Rating – What does our community say?

– Flavour base of sweet, artificial strawberry, combined with a 'sugary'-creamy undertone
– Over time both aromas become almost equally strong and recall a mix of candy floss or marshmallows as well as the well-known red-white swirled candies; additionally a light association with the Chupa Chups Strawberry Cream drink
– Overall barely authentically fruity, but rather a very sweet, artificially flavoured taste experience with a nostalgic flair
– Works somewhat jarring in coffee (mix-drinks); in matcha, chocolate cocoa or yoghurt the artificial touch comes through slightly lingering in the finish
– Recommended above all in milk (alternatives) or shakes from cream or vanilla protein as well as in dessert creams, when baking or also as an ice-cream aroma

Suppligator 7 / 10 Suppligator Rating – What does our community say?

– Intense, rather artificially-sweet aroma as the first taste impression.
– In the accompaniment you notice after a short time only delicate, likewise sweet vanilla.
– In the finish the vanilla note comes through somewhat better, but remains weaker relative to the general sweetness and somewhat 'veiled' on the tongue.
– In coffee drinks the Zerup mainly lends a (slightly artificial) sweetness with only a subtle vanilla in the finish.
– In teas (e.g. fruit tea) the Zerup additionally works slightly softening on the sour-/bitter aromas and provides a gentle, vanilla harmony.
– Recommended as a practically applicable, general sugar substitute with a gentle basic aroma for all kinds of hot drinks.

Suppligator 7 / 10 Suppligator Rating – What does our community say?

– A very sweet and spicy base featuring—surprisingly—pumpkin puree as the main ingredient, with a hint of cinnamon and nutmeg and a gentle, caramelized, sugary note
– The classic pumpkin spice flavor comes through faintly at times, but isn't quite authentic enough; it's somewhat reminiscent of a blend of mild gingerbread spice, vanilla crescents, and cinnamon stars, though in a lighter, sweeter version.
– Aftertaste: a subtle spicy note, nestled in the cinnamon-spiced sweetness of pumpkin
– It works well in coffee drinks like pumpkin spice lattes when used in moderation, as well as for baking spice cakes or in warm dishes like porridge; it’s less suitable for creams, ice cream, or light desserts in general that you’d eat straight from the spoon

Suppligator 7 / 10 Suppligator Rating – What does our community say?

– Sweet, rather medium-delicately dark chocolatey aroma as the first impression with a continuously artificial touch
– Over time the choco-/cocoa note comes through somewhat more clearly and lies pleasantly on the tongue
– In the finish a gentle choco note remains and an artificially sweet aroma reminiscent of classic 'zero chocolate syrups' in an almost balanced ratio
– Both in warm coffee drinks and iced coffee the choco taste stays gently dosed in the background, yet with an artificial side note
– Reminiscent in nuance somewhat of the 'Chunky Spread' in a diluted, less tart version
– Overall a moderately successful sugar substitute recommended for chocolate lovers (gently dosed) in coffee drinks, as chocolate milk or also in desserts/ice cream for flavouring

Suppligator 6.75 / 10 Suppligator Rating – What does our community say?
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