The natural aroma of cinnamon candy - known to every kid in the United States cinnamon candy came up in 1954 Nello Ferrara and called it Atomic Fireball; These hard, intensely red outsides and snow-white candies in the middle have a cinnamon flavor and are especially popular in the Christmas area - in this or that shape, cinnamon buns have most of the sweets in the US, especially sweet candies. small hearts.Multi-purpose flavor concentrates to enhance Food and Beverage products
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The natural aroma of cinnamon candy - known to every kid in the United States cinnamon candy came up in 1954 Nello Ferrara and called it Atomic Fireball; These hard, intensely red outsides and snow-white candies in the middle have a cinnamon flavor and are especially popular in the Christmas area - in this or that shape, cinnamon buns have most of the sweets in the US, especially sweet candies. small hearts.Multi-purpose flavor concentrates to enhance Food and Beverage products
There can be noticeable colour differences between different batches of the same flavour. This is a natural result of the flavour manufacturing process.
We buy gallon sizes directly from Capella (in the USA) and rebottle them into 10ml, 30ml, 60ml and 100ml bottle sizes here in the UK.
Can be used as standalone single dimensional flavour or combined with other flavours.
Product Characteristics ✔ WATER SOLUBLE ✔ PG BASED ✔ SUPER CONCENTRATED FLAVOURING
Fire Cinnamon flavoring concentrate
formulated from the ground up for manufacturing and creating DIY recipes. Dry,
hot cinnamon like fireball whiskey or one of its many clones on the back bar.
Fire cinnamon is not a bakery cinnamon, but it is helpful for some fruit and
candy applications.Highly Concentrated Flavoring for mixing at 0.5-4%
solutionThere can be noticeable colour differences between different batches of the same flavour. This is a natural result of the flavour manufacturing process...
Red Cinnamon flavoring
concentrate formulated from the ground up for manufacturing and creating DIY
recipes. Red Cinnamon like a candy cinnamon bear or red hot. Can be a good
seasonal cinnamon for spicing up a flavor, but it is strong and spicy.Highly Concentrated Flavoring for
mixing at 3-5% solution There can be noticeable colour differences between different batches of the same flavour. This is a natural result of the flavour manufacturing process.Can be used as standalone single dimensional..
Perfumer’s Apprentice Cinnamon Spice Concentrate is potent and gives a very strong and spicy cinnamon aroma. Because this concentrate is so strong, we would advise you to use it sparingly or you risk overpowering all of the other flavours in your mix. Use Perfumer’s Apprentice Cinnamon Spice Concentrate wherever a cinnamon flavour is desired; it will enhance many recipes by introducing a spicy warmth and so cinnamon works well with bakery, dessert and beverage mixes.The Perfumer’s Apprentice (TPA) and The Flavour Apprentice (TFA) are the same company and the products are the same. We only use The Flavour Apprentice name.There can be noticeable colour differences between different batches of the same flavour. This is a natural result of the flavour manufacturing process.Can be used as standalone single dimensional flavour or combined with other flavours.WATER SOLUBLE, PG BASED, SUPER CONCENTRATED FLAVOURING. DILUTE BEFORE USE.
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Perfumer’s Apprentice Red Oak delivers the warm, woody and mellow flavours of red oak with subtle smoky undertones; there is also an underlying nutty and earthy flavour that gives this concentrate an elegant and rich type of taste. The fragrance of natural red oak blends with a unique smoky and woody aroma, which is toned down by a nutty warmth and depth, making this concentrate perfect for imparting an oak-steeped taste into your DIY recipes. This Perfumer’s Apprentice flavour concentrate can be used in many floral or aromatic blends; try adding it to whisky, tobacco, honey or caramel flavourings to create your own DIY recipes using Perfumer’s Apprentice Red Oak Concentrate.The Perfumer’s Apprentice (TPA) and The Flavour Apprentice (TFA) are the same company and the products are the same. We only use The Flavour Apprentice name.There can be noticeable colour differences between different batches of the same flavour. This is a natural result of the flavour manufacturing process.Can be used as standalone single dimensional flavour or combined with other flavours.WATER SOLUBLE, PG BASED, SUPER CONCENTRATED FLAVOURING. DILUTE BEFORE USE.
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