Paragon Motla Premium Sno-Cone and Shaved Ice Syrup

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we really like the flavor of it. it was an excellent price. The concentration level is good

I dont particularly care for this brand. I also got Tigers Blood from them and its extremely watered down. Tigers blood tasted okay but this pinacoloda taste like lemon.. without the sugar. Its absolutely terrible. I wont be buying this brand anymore. I will probably try Snappy instead. I got blue raspberry and strawberry from snappy and both of them were amazing and thick and perfect for snow cones.

At first The Taste had an artificial tinge to it but after a few taste it went away and it just tasted like raspberry. The color is great and the sweetness is perfect.

I had to tweak the flavor it had a medicine taste, But after the tweak it was great.

The flavor is good, I have had some just a little better, but for the price this one is good.

I originally purchased this item upon the advice of some online recipes, for making cotton candy flavored ice cream. It did actually work pretty well for this concept - however, you will need to adjust your sugar down and use a pretty fair amount of syrup if you are making a large batch of ice cream. I am pretty pleased with this product and the price was quite good for the quantity. I have not used it yet for it's intended purpose (snow cones), but plan to because it seems to have a good flavor. Would certainly purchase this product again. I purchased the red colored product, I saw in other reviews that people were trying to purchase the blue colored product. If that were available, I agree that the blue does seem to be preferable because I am accustomed to associating that color with "cotton candy" flavor - but the red is fine too.

If you are even just a quasi-purist when it comes to your pina colada, it is unlikely you will like this. The high fructose is obvious to anyone who normally avoids it. Perhaps the amount of that is used to balance the tartness of the pineapple. Now, this fruit flavor does not have the intrinsic subtle tartness of true pineapple. It is the sourness of something not from fresh natural fruit. It seems like the flavor of a chemist, not a cook. The result is the pineapple "bullies" the coconut flavor. On a snow cone, the mellowness of the coconut is virtually undetectable. I have used other brands but this time went over the cliff of economizing and learned that if you want really good flavor, avoid the product with the corn syrup. It will cost you in the penny pinching department, but be so much more enjoyable when kicking back with that juicy sno-cone. That being said, it is not horrible. It just is not good, even if you aren't a fan of the flavor. Otherwise, you might consider what I am considering: Enough rum and you may eventually enjoy it, despite the high fructose corn syrup and tart pineapple with vague hints of coconut. Now, if you'll excuse me, I am off to buy some quality rum... then light the tiki torches and sit on the patio at sunset basking in the memories of Tahiti.