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Sans vanilla, this custard is the eggy cream. You might get lost without the vanilla notes, but if a plain custard is needed it can be a very useful tool. Not likely to be your standalone, but when you use custard as a base note to add depth, and don't need the dominant effects of the vanilla, then this is a better option.
Recommended use 2- 6%
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On the edge of an English garden, beyond the pea gravel and birdbaths there is often a currant bush. The dark berries ripen to a sweet note unfamiliar to most Americans because the fruit was federally banned for nearly a hundred years in the USA. However, unlike other banned plants that stink like skunks, FLV Black Currant will give you a fruity and captivating berry note that will give your fruits a mysterious "Whats that, I like it!"
FLV Black Currant is a natural toned currant flavor with a hint of tartness, some jam, and not too syrupy. Don't worry about overpowering your mix, this is a very forgiving flavor and pairs great with Blueberries, Boysenberry, Raspberry, Lemonade and many others. Recommended use 2 – 5%
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Dry honey graham cracker. Excellent note for bakery and dessert recipes, and a good tool in the cookie, pie and crust zone. Versatile flavor depending on the flavor you are trying to achieve
Recommended use 1-5%
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Grandma's apple pie filling. Touch of cinnamon and sweet creamy baked apples. This is an excellent apple for any apple pie or baked apple flavor note. Great for apple strudel, apple fritter, and apple pastry filling notes. Plays nicely with FLV Rich Cinnamon. Strong and clear enough for a standalone, but amazing with a little mixing creativity applied. Recommended use 1-5%
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There is nothing boring about vanilla. Heck, if vanilla custard was a person, this one would be a ninja. It can do everything: blend with coffee, fruit, mints or vape it alone. We prefer a touch of fruit (fruit ninja), but some people just like the soft, rich taste of vanilla custard and leave it as is. It is an open canvas for your mixing mastery, and an essential part of every library of flavors.
Recommended use 3-7%
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A tropical delight, this pink guava flavor really transports us south with its sweet and fruity taste. It's like your own personal spider monkey climbed to the top of a tree and pulled it down, just for you!
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Very highly concentrated, this cinnamon flavor only needs .5-2% solution to deliver full flavoring notes. Not the red-hot candy cinnamon, this is the rich, natural ground cinnamon flavor profile that you would find in a sticky bun or apple fritter. Delightful flavor for any savory that needs cinnamon. Extremely potent too. Note: This flavor contains cinnamic aldehyde.
Recommended use 0.15-2%
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Heavenly balanced and smooth strawberry. Red and sweet like a small alpine strawberry that is picked high in the mountains. Commercial strawberries that we buy in the store are a hybrid of two species: one gives them their flavor, the other gives them their shape and size. This is the special species of strawberry that is small and hard to reach on the high mountains, but flavored by its proximity to heaven. This flavor is extremely concentrated and will get a soapy distortion if mixed in at to high a level.
Recommended use .25-1%
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