Click to expand Tap to zoom Hazelnut Flavored Blue Agave Nectar 1 review Save 0% Save % Original price $ 17.08 - Original price $ 17.08 Original price $ 17.08 $ 17.08 - $ 17.08 Current price $ 17.08 | / 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+ Quantity Quantity Add to cart Industry Resources Brewing ResourcesBaking ResourcesAlternative ResourcesIce Cream Resources Rich, Warm, Nutty Amoretti's Hazelnut Flavored Blue Agave Nectar delivers the full-bodied depth of rich, nutty hazelnuts straight into all your gourmet creations. Crafted from only the finest ingredients, our Organolicious Agave Nectars are harvested from the core of the Blue Agave Plant. The end result — a delicious, low glycemic sweetener perfect for enhancing all your favorite beverage and dessert applications. Empower your imagination — with Amoretti! Product Details Amoretti Item #AO-503 Preservative-Free Naturally Flavored Naturally Sweetened with Organic Blue Agave Nectar Low Glycemic Certified Kosher & TTB Approved Gluten Free* Shelf Stable** Vegan No Sucrose Non-GMO No Artificial Ingredients Made with Organic Blue Agave Nectar Proudly Handcrafted in Southern California Amoretti Item #AO-503 Preservative-Free Naturally Flavored Naturally Sweetened with Organic Blue Agave Nectar Low Glycemic Certified Kosher & TTB Approved Gluten Free* Shelf Stable** Vegan No Sucrose Non-GMO No Artificial Ingredients Made with Organic Blue Agave Nectar Proudly Handcrafted in Southern California *Produced in a facility that uses milk, tree nuts, peanuts, soy, eggs & wheat. Contact info@amoretti.com for more information. **All Amoretti Blue Agave Nectars remain shelf-stable even after opening. Mix well before use. Applications Cold Beverages: Iced Teas, Milkshakes, Smoothies, Italian sodas, Cocktails, Frappuccinos Hot Beverages: Coffee, Tea, Hot Cocoa Dessert Topping: Drizzle atop or incorporate into your favorite Waffles, Pancakes, Ice Creams, Cupcakes and more! Use Levels Cold Beverages: 1½ pumps per 8 fluid oz Hot Beverages: 1½ pumps per 8 fluid oz Find out more about use levels and how to calculate them here: Usage Tools & Guides
