Baked Apple Flavoring?

[SarahTerror]

Okay, brand new to this DIY thing as I work for NicVape and typically get all my juices from our stock. I'm trying to make an Apple Pie using only our flavors and the only problem is our "Red Apple" and "Green Apple" flavorings aren't doing the trick. They taste delicious but mixed with our Pie Crust, Vanilla, Sweet Brown and Vanilla Custard-well, I'm not getting Apple Pie, I'm getting fresh apples rolled up in a pie crust, haha. Suggestions for a baked apple flavor from a supplier that tests for DA/AP?

Any help would be tremendously appreciated!

 

[Teresa P]

FlavourArt liquid amber can give a rich, "baked" flavor to bakery vapes.

 

[SarahTerror]

FlavourArt liquid amber can give a rich, "baked" flavor to bakery vapes.

Thank you! Where can consumers purchase small quantity?

 

[Teresa P]

www.mamajsflavorshop.com , 3ml to 10ml (maybe more).

 

[Squonk]

FA Fuji Apple.

 

[Heabob]

I didn't see Cinnamon mentioned, which is quite common in Apple Pie.
Not much tho, just a touch...

 

[Squonk]

I didn't see Cinnamon mentioned, which is quite common in Apple Pie.
Not much tho, just a touch...

FA Cinnamon Ceylon. Just like the stuff you bake with. Not the stuff we used to soak toothpicks in when were kids. Am I aging myself?

 

[HeadInClouds]

Suggestions for a baked apple flavor from a supplier that tests for DA/AP?

FlavourArt Apple with Liquid Amber in a 2-or-more : 1 ratio. Add a little FA Brandy for a gourmet touch (but then it really must steep).
Their test results are here (diketone-free): http://flavourartnaflavourreports.com/

 

[rjmara]

. Not the stuff we used to soak toothpicks in when were kids. Am I aging myself?

I use to carry mine around in a little pouch made of aluminum foil,had it leak through my pocket and the cinnamon oil burned my leg.Those were the days!

 

[lownote2]

I see HIC already chimed in and didn't mention FA cookie. Personally I've been anxious to try it but it's always been sold out everywhere, just ordered some today. His notes on it say "or to add bakery effects to recipes. It adds rich, warm, mildly sweet, baked flavor" Could be wrong though. Everytime I read his comments in threads I always end up an ingredient or two short and have to order something else lol. Gonna have to try some of that liquid Amber... and I already placed an order a couple hours ago ugh...maybe next order

 

[Heabob]

I see HIC already chimed in and didn't mention FA cookie. Personally I've been anxious to try it but it's always been sold out everywhere, just ordered some today. His notes on it say "or to add bakery effects to recipes. It adds rich, warm, mildly sweet, baked flavor" Could be wrong though. Everytime I read his comments in threads I always end up an ingredient or two short and have to order something else lol. Gonna have to try some of that liquid Amber... and I already placed an order a couple hours ago ugh...maybe next order

You can also try Inawera Biscuit to sub for FA Cookie in the meantime...

 

[Teresa P]

I love Biscuit! But I do think it tastes sweeter than FA Cookie.

 

[Heabob]

I love Biscuit! But I do think it tastes sweeter than FA Cookie.

But that's a good thing, yes?

 

[Teresa P]

Haha! Sweet is always good with me!

 

[Squonk]

I love Biscuit! But I do think it tastes sweeter than FA Cookie.

I think I'll try Inawera Biscuit on my next order. I saw it described as a wafer type cookie.

 

[Teresa P]

Somewhat, yes. It's sweeter to me than FA cookie and enhances any sweetness in other flavors in a mix. If you're doing a cookie mix and want the cookie part to stand out, use FA. If it's a softer, sweeter cookie flavor, use biscuit.

 

[DiamondsAndPearls]

Inawera do 2 baked apple/stewed apple type flavour concentrates that you may find suitable for apple pie type mixes. They have a good level of sweetness that you would expect in an apple pie as well . Bahrani Apple Gold (under their Wera garden Brand) and their Shisha Flavour Golden Apple. I would plump for the Wera Garden brand for mixes as I find the Shisha flavours work better as stand alone concentrates than mixers.

 

[Heabob]

Somewhat, yes. It's sweeter to me than FA cookie and enhances any sweetness in other flavors in a mix. If you're doing a cookie mix and want the cookie part to stand out, use FA. If it's a softer, sweeter cookie flavor, use biscuit.

Or if you can't decide which one to use, use em' both.

 

[SarahTerror]

I use to carry mine around in a little pouch made of aluminum foil,had it leak through my pocket and the cinnamon oil burned my leg.Those were the days!

bahaha noooo bueno!

 

[Squonk]

bahaha noooo bueno!

 

[Neunerball]

I see HIC already chimed in and didn't mention FA cookie. Personally I've been anxious to try it but it's always been sold out everywhere, just ordered some today. His notes on it say "or to add bakery effects to recipes. It adds rich, warm, mildly sweet, baked flavor" Could be wrong though. Everytime I read his comments in threads I always end up an ingredient or two short and have to order something else lol. Gonna have to try some of that liquid Amber... and I already placed an order a couple hours ago ugh...maybe next order

I think a mix of FA Apple Pie and FA Joy could do the trick.