Super Strength Variety Flavoring For Candy Making

I use Lorann Flavored Oil all year for my Rick candy. I flavor toothpicks for friends also... It's consistent and works perfectly.

My grandson loved these flavorings he made hard candy

Decent amount of flavored oil for a good price. Each bottle had scents / flavors that were on point, perfect, and not too strong. I used it for diy chapstick project, which I was really satisfied with.

The kids and I have recently started making various gummy candies. We've been using pre-flavored gelatin with unflavored, but wanted to try mixing flavors up and using ones you don't normally find in the store.Pros: These are extremely powerful flavors. Just a few drops in 1/3 cup of gelatin is all you need for some yummy gummy candy.Cons: The flavors dribble out strangely and can end up smeared on your fingertips. Whatever you do, don't lick your fingers. These flavors are so powerful it'll feel like your mouth was attacked by marshmallows (or whatever flavor it is). The Cherry flavor was medicinal and we had to mix it with bubblegum to make it more palatable. The tutti fruity is some undefinable mix of sweet fruity flavors that reminds me a little bit of juicy fruit gum.This set will probably last us for a bit. We can't wait to try another set then.My kiddos have their sugar-free gummies in the fridge so they can grab them to snack on. My 4-year-old (who is a sugar addict) is always sneaking to the fridge and stealing a handful. Her favorite flavor is apple, and her 10-year-old brother loves the grape ones.

The colors was so nice it was all the right ones it baked with my stuff so well and tasted even better the quality and thickness was right on point

Good flavors. You just have to use alot of it to flavor candy.

We used to flavor baked goods.

I made pulled taffy with these. The flavors were great. Don’t be fooled though, they are teeny tiny. One use per flavor. My kids loved smelling all the different flavors! (And eating the candy too!)