Dandelion & Burdock Natural Flavouring

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High-strength Dandelion & Burdock Natural Flavouring - a traditional British flavour full of earthy bittersweetness. Combining the herbal notes of dandelion with the woody sweetness of burdock root. Beloved in soft drinks, cocktails, sponges and more!

Solubility: Water Soluble
Carrier: Propylene Glycol
Flavour Type: Natural Flavouring - High Strength

Ingredients: Natural flavouring substances & preparations, triacetin (E1518), propylene glygol (E1520).
Flavour Reference: F14959

Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

For use in foodstuffs only and is not to be consumed directly.
Keep out of the reach of children. Avoid contact with eyes and skin. Use in a ventilated area and do not inhale.

Instructions
For best results dilute our Dandelion & Burdock Flavour into a key wet ingredient such as water, milk or egg. Only a few drops are needed, so try about 10 or 20 drops (0.5ml to 1ml) per kg of food and adjust to taste. The 15ml bottle of Dandelion & Burdock Flavour contains around 300 drops* of high strength flavouring. If you are baking then please remember that some flavour will ‘flash off’, you may need to increase the dose to compensate.

Do not exceed:
3.1ml per kg of foodstuffs
1.0ml per litre in beverages

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Dandelion & Burdock Flavour

Dandelion & Burdock is a quirky British drink that dates back to medieval times, once brewed for its cleansing qualities. A blend of sweet, bitter, and earthy notes with hints of liquorice and anise.

You’ll find this unique flavour jazzing up everything from fizzy drinks and trendy cocktails to sweets and cakes. Plus, it's a fun twist in sauces and marinades, adding a neat punch of depth to your dishes!

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