Feijoa (Fruit) Flavour

Name: Feijoa (Fruit) Flavour: Liquid Concentrate for Food & Beverage Producers
Rating: 4.00 (1 reviews)

Liquid Concentrate for Food & Beverage Producers

Kosher Halal

Feijoa, or pineapple guava: sweet and tangy with a fragrant tropical character.

Starting point	0.2% by volume
Typical range	0.1 — 0.3%
Adjust	To taste
May require >0.3%	Strong bases, existing flavours, alcohol, etc

Percentages are starting points, not strict limits.

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Ingredients

Propylene Glycol, Natural and Artificial Flavours.

Allergens: No Canadian priority allergens are present in this product or on its production line.

Certifications

Kosher: Certified by Kashruth Council of Canada (COR)
Halal: Certified by Etimad Halal Certification

Certification status is product-specific; not all flavours are Kosher or Halal certified.

Dietary information

Vegan: Formulated without animal-derived ingredients
Gluten: Formulated without gluten-containing ingredients

Based on supplier information for the raw materials used.

Nutrition information

Per 0.1 g (about 5 drops)

Calories 0

Fat	0 g
Cholesterol	0 mg
Sodium	0 mg
Carbohydrates	0 g
Protein	0 g

Not a significant source of other nutrients.

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Product type	Natural & Artificial
Physical state	Liquid
Colour	Colourless to pale yellow
Specific gravity @ 25°C	1.012 — 1.062 g/mL
Solubility	Water Soluble
Flash point	More than 140°F
Country of manufacture	Canada
HS code	3302.10

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Feijoa (Fruit) (SC) (WF) (9-4-23) – I can see why this one is also known as the PineppleGuava fruit. That’s about exactly what it tastes like. I would have to place it at about 70% guava, and 30% Pineapple. While the Guava was a pretty direct comparison, the Pineapple was much lighter in the mix, and was more of a “pretty close to”, rather than an exact match. It was still kind of a lighter flavor, but it was still good. It tasted very natural, and fresh, with about mid-level sweetness. No off-notes to be found, and about the only nit-pick would be “whispy-ness” of it. Lighter, but still present if that makes any sense. All in, it was a very natural tasting, clean mashup of a Guava, with some light fermentation, and a very light Pineapple. Cleanly placing this one high for it’s originality at 8.9/10.