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The flavor is just like the real thing. I'm hooked. However, this seller is ripping people off. The package says there is a net weight of 32oz. I purchased two 32ozI placed the packages in a properly calibrated scale at my food processing facility. The first packages read -0.56oz and the second, -0.64oz, where I function as the Food Safety and Regulatory Affairs Manager. That's 1.2oz of paid for product that I did not receive. At roughly $0.57/oz, I've been ripped off $0.69. You may say: "So much for $0.69?". I agree it is a miniscule amount. However, there are a total of 52 reviews. $0.69 x 52, that's $35 of free money. But that is just purchases that have been reviewed. Since I bought two packages, let's do a simple average per package. That is -0.60oz/package. According to Amazon services seller forum, typically, about 10-20% of Amazon buyers leave feedback. So, let's take the 20% for the sake of being gracious, and we have 52 reviews, that's potentially 260 transactions, then 0.60oz times 260 transactions, that's $156 of free money. This number does not account for buyers who purchased multiple bags of product. Ponder that for a moment. Let this be a formal request to Amazon to investigate the matter and have all defrauded buyers be compensated accordingly. Remember, this is a serious offence under the jurisdiction of any Weights and Measures Regulatory entity.