Flavor Extract

• Add a few drops of vanilla extract to enhance the flavor of homemade cookies or cakes without adding extra liquid. - Incorporate almond extract into frosting recipes to create a nutty and fragrant topping for cupcakes. - Use lemon extract to infuse a bright, citrusy flavor into sauces or marinades for poultry or fish. - Stir peppermint extract into hot chocolate for a festive, minty beverage during the holidays. - Mix a small amount of coffee extract into a chocolate dessert to deepen the chocolate flavor and add a subtle mocha note. - Enhance the taste of smoothies by adding a flavour of your choice.

• May enhance the sensory experience of food, potentially increasing satisfaction without adding calories.
• Can be used to create flavorful dishes for individuals with dietary restrictions, such as low-sugar or low-sodium diets.
• Some extracts, like vanilla, contain trace amounts of antioxidants.
• Allows for precise control over flavor profiles in recipes, supporting mindful eating and portion control.
• Offers a way to naturally enhance the taste of baked goods and desserts without relying on artificial additives.

Flavor extracts should be stored in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and heat. A pantry or cupboard is ideal. Ensure the bottle is tightly sealed after each use to prevent evaporation and maintain the extract's potency. Properly stored extracts can maintain their flavor for several years.