I mix my flavdrops with almost everything. Yogurt, porridge, a glas of milk, pancakes and even drinks like coke or cocktails (to avoid sugary syrups). I had peanut (9/10), toffee (all time favorite 10/10), vanilla (a solid 7/10), cherry (8/10), white chocolate (5/10). Can't imagine my life without them, makes it so much easier to avoid cravings for sweets and to eat junk food
Goes Well With:
almost everything

Love both the chocolate and white chocolate flavdrops in my yoghurt.

Goes Well With:

Yoghurt

I love these flavour drops turns any bland food into a delight so easy to use
Goes Well With:
Quark plain yogurt milk mixed into porridge or pancake mix

Strawberry,banana,vanilla & toffee are great flavors and I enjoyed them a lot.On contrast with chocolate peanutbutter which I didn't like at all and mocha which was average.

I have tried apple, banana, maple, chocolate peanut butter, peanut butter, mocha, white chocolate, toffee, and vanilla. My favourites are banana, white chocolate, and toffee. The peanut butter flavours don't really taste like peanut butter; I find they just add a sweetness to your food / drink. I mix these with tea / coffee, and milk to drink alone or to add to cereal. They are a really great way to add sweetness and flavour to your food / drink WITHOUT the calories.
Goes Well With:
Milk, tea, coffee

Great tasting addative to help enrich flavours
Goes Well With:
Porridge and especially well in a latte!! Anything bland tasting!

These toffe flavour drops are very tasty and mix great into greek yoghurt for some yummy toffee flavour. Just like toffee yoghurt out the shop without the added sugars. Can put these in anything.
Goes Well With:
Greek yoghurt.

Love Flavdrops, now have several different flavours. Chose ones with Stevia this time. A great product, plenty of taste with only a few drops.
Goes Well With:
Water!

I've tried white chocolate, chocolate peanut, peanut butter, banana and vanilla. White chocolate is the hands down winner for me, I have a very sweet tooth. Vanilla works best in tea, a few drops in peppermint tea is lovely. Banana was a bit too synthetic for me, and I didn't really get much peanut butter flavour, the sweetness to flavour ratio isn't the best on that one. Anyway, I've now created a recipe for the nicest porridge I've ever had, with the bonus that it's low in fat, sugar and is super quick. Oh and it's vegan if that's your thing. 40g steel cut oats (I do actually use the myprotein ones) 200ml unsweetened coconut milk (Alpro/Koko/store brand, they don't vary much) White chocolate sweetener drops to taste, I like mine very sweet so I do two full pipettes. 60g (or to taste) frozen black cherries -Sainsbury's in the pouch are the best quality, I tried loads) Mix well Leave overnight in the fridge if you can, it doesn't matter if not, just less creamy. Microwave for 1 min full power Stir well Microwave for another minute or two full power but watch! Make sure it doesn't boil over, it only takes a second. Stop cooking when you see it start to rise. Those that didn't leave it over night will find it takes a bit longer as the cherries were frozen. - This is the important step! - Let it sit for at least 10 minutes. In that time it'll become amazingly thick and creamy. I make mine in microwave safe soup sized tubs so I rest the lid back on for this part. Enjoy!
Goes Well With:
Steel cut oats

White chocolate all the way, had 3 bottles of this flavour already! chocolate peanut butter and toffee are also really good. Not that big of a fan of strawberry flavour. I have it with my porridge every morning, i look forward to eating it as soon as i wake up its simply delicious and has no calories! Definitely one of the beat things on the market when comes to no calorie sweetners!  Would recommend them to anyone 
Goes Well With:
Porridge, yoghurt