Bière aromatisée, vin, spiritueux, seltzer, kombucha, glaçage, bonbons, et autres aliments et boissons.

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Arôme de Chèvrefeuille Bleu : Concentré Liquide pour les Producteurs de l'Industrie Alimentaire et des Boissons

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SC-243-01
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Arôme de Chèvrefeuille Bleu : Concentré Liquide pour les Producteurs de l'Industrie Alimentaire et des Boissons

Détails

Utilisations des saveurs

Réservé à la fabrication et à un usage professionnel.

Nos arômes hydrosolubles sont utilisés dans la production de tous les types de produits alimentaires et de boissons, notamment :

Pâtisseries et desserts
Biscuits, muffins, brownies, cupcakes, viennoiseries, croissants, beignets, gâteaux, tartes, crêpes, gaufres, crêpes, gâteaux au fromage, pouding, crèmes anglaises, mousses, crèmes fouettées, glaçages, fondants, crèmes au beurre, nappages, garnitures.

Collations et produits salés
Chips, maïs soufflé, craquelins, bretzels, croustilles tortillas, noix grillées, viande séchée, mélanges d'épices, nouilles instantanées, sauces, vinaigrettes, marinades, sauces, dips, collations au fromage, mélanges de fruits secs.

Confiseries et bonbons
Bonbons durs, bonbons gélifiés, sucettes, caramel mou, caramel, caramel, caramel, nougat, barbe à papa, guimauve, fondant, pâte à sucre, décorations comestibles.

Produits laitiers, boissons glacées et sucrées
Crèmes glacées, laits frappés, smoothies, yogourts, yogourts glacés, gelatos, sorbets, cafés, thés, thés au lait, matchas, chais, lattes.

Boissons alcoolisées
Cidre, cocktails, bières, vins, piquettes, hydromels, spiritueux, amers, liqueurs, eaux gazeuses alcoolisées, panachés, cocktails artisanaux.

Boissons sans alcool
Eau, eau pétillante, sodas, boissons gazeuses aromatisées, eau pétillante, eau houblonnée, sirops pour sodas, kombucha, eaux gazeuses aromatisées, mocktails, boissons énergisantes, jus de fruits, kéfir, boissons protéinées, eaux aromatisées.

Utilisation (environ)

Cuisson (Muffins) : 0,12 - 0,24 ml pour 12 muffins
Boissons (bière, seltzer, etc.) : 0,1 à 0,3 % en volume
Liquides DIY (base PG/VG) : 1 - 4% en volume
Glace : 0,1 - 0,3 % en volume

Ingrédients

Ingredients: Propylène Glycol, arômes naturels et artificiels.
Allergens: Aucun.

Nutrition

Pour 5 gouttes (environ 0,1g) :

 Calories 0
Graisse 0g
Cholestérol 0mg
Sodium 0 mg
Glucides 0g
Protéine 0g
*Pas une source significative d’autres nutriments.

Dietary Information

Vegan: Suitable for vegans
Gluten: No gluten-containing ingredients
Keto: Suitable for low-carb lifestyles

Solubilité

Soluble dans l'eau.

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Honeyberry (SC) (WF) (9-7-23) – Having never heard of or eaten a Honeyberry, I had to do a least a little prelim research. Now what was interesting, was I was getting an interesting profile, that I didn’t see mentioned anywhere. What was it ?? I was actually getting some nice HONEYSUCKLE from this one. Honeyberry, Honeysuckle, get it ?? OK, it was more than just that, but I was DEF. getting some honeysuckle in there. The other two main elements I got were very fresh, and light blueberries, and maybe some blackberries mixed in. Now I’m (pretty close to) the Blueberry and Blackberry, but it will get you in the ballpark. Despite not hearing anything about Honeysuckle, all the way till the third tester, I just kept getting it. This was a SUPER unique flavor, and a profile that I’ve never had before.

Now if you guys have been following me for years, you’ve heard me say, “No florals, medicinals, etc.” when describing flavors, as typically those are NOT good. With this flavor, I did actually get some LIGHT florals, which were NOT off-putting, or intrusive in any way, and actually just WORKED. Go figure, right ?? Because I really just kept getting the two main elements, i.e. Honeysuckle, and Blueberry, I couldn’t tell which was adding the florals, but it/they were light, and worked to just fully accent the entire flavor. All in, this was an interestingly fresh new flavor for me, and I liked it. It was full, and slightly light at the same time, if that makes sense, and beyond the aforementioned flavors (not the BAD florals), there were no off-notes. It was a few ticks below mid-level sweet, and (like sometimes happens), I completely blew through the 3 testers before I knew it. Coming from the Custard/Bakery/Cream Guy, I was surprised by how much I liked this one, and will be leaving it VERY high, at a 9.8/10.