La Serenísima Dulce de Leche - Authentic Milk Caramel Spread from Argentina - Gluten-Free Creamy Caramel Sauce for Baking, Desserts - Rich Flavor for Pancakes, Waffles - 14.1 Ounce (Pack of 4)

Buy them. Delicious as a snack. I eat it from a spoon with a glass of milk.

This is an outstanding dolce Leche, except they need to learn how to ship it because when it comes to you, they ship soft plastic containers in a paper bag and a lot of times they are broken. I was fully refunded, but you wouldn’t have to give a refund if they shipped it properly. Like I said, it’s a good product.

There is nothing like this true "Dulce de Leche" from Argentina. This is it. Stop looking—great value for the money. The taste and consistency are excellent. The four packages come very well protected. I recommend this one if you are looking for Argentinean Dulce de Leche.

Excelente.

I opened the box to find dulce de leche spilled in the box. One container has a crack in it. The package has an expiration date of 1/7/24 and there’s a sticker taped on the package (see photo) that says Consume before July 1, 2024. I know that products often last beyond expiration, but the principle of it…I should not receive a product (delivered in April 2024) with a date of January 2024. And as a food product, it’s not returnable. My mom is from Argentina so I was excited to see authentic dulce de leche from Argentina but obviously won’t be able to buy again. Frustrated!

The best dulce de leche I have eaten!!Tasty, consistency, flavor, everything is perfectIt's so amazing that I can finish one in one day, with just a spoon

Es cuestion de gustos la compra fue para probar ,no esta mal pero prefiero otro dolce leche gracias

The Dulce de Leche is awesome, no doubt is coming from heaven.I keep reading comments about the expiration date, I am Argentinean so I know what I am talking about.When you see an expiration date printed on a product from South America, if you have a little education and common sense, you will figure out, it is all in Spanish, and people from South America read dates another way, first the day, then the month, then the year. Different from people in the USA we read month first, then day, then the year. So that lady complaining about the expiration date, saying the package says December but the Dulce de Leche says 10/12/2023, it's 10 of December, 2023.