Explore Torani Crème de Banana Syrup: Calories, Price, Ingredients & Nutrition Facts

Torani Crème de Banana Syrup

A sophisticated addition to warm and cool drinks alike, Torani Crème de Banana Syrup bursts with a clean banana flavor that isn’t cloyingly sweet and has no alcohol. 

Size

• This product is available in 750ml / 25.4 fl. oz. Glass bottle format

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Product Overview

Calories Chart

Nutrition Facts

Key Takeaways

All 80 calories in a serving come from sugar, with no fat or protein. A single 2-tablespoon serving is close to 40% of the FDA’s recommended daily added sugar limit on a 2,000-calorie diet, so it’s worth measuring your pour if you’re tracking intake.

What Is Torani Crème de Banana Syrup?

Torani Crème de Banana Syrup is part of the brand’s Original Syrup collection, designed to deliver a clean, ripe banana flavor that Torani specifically describes as not “cloyingly sweet.” The name references the classic Crème de Banane liqueur style — a flavor profile, not an alcohol content — and Torani is explicit that this syrup has no alcohol in it.

Ingredients

The full ingredient list:

• Pure Cane Sugar
• Water
• Citric Acid
• Natural Flavors
• Potassium Sorbate (preservative)
• Sodium Benzoate (preservative)
• Caramel Color

• Does it contain alcohol? No. Despite the “Crème de Banana” name mirroring an actual banana liqueur, Torani states directly that this syrup has no alcohol — it’s a flavored syrup, safe for coffee drinks, kids’ milkshakes, and any non-alcoholic setting.
• Does it contain real banana? No — like most bottled flavor syrups, the banana taste comes from “natural flavors” rather than actual banana fruit, with caramel color contributing to its appearance.
• Is it dairy-free? Yes. There’s no dairy in the ingredient list, making it compatible with dairy-free drinks and diets.
• Is it vegan? Based on the ingredient list, there are no animal-derived ingredients, though Torani doesn’t market this specific product with a vegan certification, so confirm directly with the brand if that’s a strict requirement.
• Does it contain caffeine? No — the syrup itself has no caffeine.

How to Use it?

Banana is a flexible, dessert-leaning flavor that pairs especially well with other Torani syrups:

• In iced coffee and lattes: A common favorite — mixes well alone or combined with caramel, vanilla, or chocolate syrup for a banana-mocha or banana-caramel latte.
• In milkshakes: Torani specifically calls out this as a strong milkshake flavor, giving drinks a “creamy body” alongside the banana taste.
• In snow cones and shaved ice: Reviewers note it works particularly well mixed with strawberry syrup for a strawberry-banana combination.
• In non-alcoholic cocktails and mocktails: Since it mimics the flavor of Crème de Banane liqueur without the alcohol, it’s a natural fit for banana-flavored mocktails.
• Paired with coffee creamer: Some reviewers recommend mixing the syrup into milk or creamer first, then adding that mixture to coffee, for more even flavor distribution.

Quick Usage Guide

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Assuming it contains alcohol because of the “Crème de Banana” name — it doesn’t.
• Free-pouring instead of measuring. All the calories come from added sugar, so eyeballing your pour can add up quickly.
• Not checking the bottle for off smells/taste before serving, since a small number of buyers have reported isolated bottling defects — Torani customer service has been reported to replace these.
• Storing it incorrectly. Keep the bottle sealed and away from direct heat once opened to preserve flavor.

What Customers Are Saying

Torani Crème de Banana Syrup holds a strong review profile, with the large majority of reviewers rating it 5 stars. Common praise points include:

• Clean, true banana flavor that several reviewers compare to banana Laffy Taffy candy
• Strong performance in iced coffee, both alone and paired with other Torani flavors
• Popularity for recreating trending drive-thru coffee stand drinks at home
• Reliable, well-packaged shipping according to repeat customers

A small number of reviewers have reported quality-control issues with individual bottles — most notably one report of an off, acetone-like smell and taste, which the company addressed by sending a replacement.

This appears to be an isolated bottling issue rather than a common complaint, but it’s worth knowing that Torani will typically replace a bottle if something seems off.

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