Orange Flavour Drop 30ml Highly Concentrated Versatile Food Flavouring - Vegan, Non GMO, Gluten Free

Sister loved them she puts a drop or 2 in her diet coke to cover the chemical flavour.

Very good quality, the smell is wonderful. Will be well used in cooking.

A few drops in my espresso and I’m in Vienna.

A few drops of this in tonic water and it tastes like gin. Perfect, for dieting.

Tried with sparkling water, lemonade & colaDoesn’t taste correct

Rather expensive but produced a least 20 litres. Our recipe: 2 litre screw-top bottle, using a funnel, fill with about 1/10 with dark brown sugar, add about 1/10 white sugar or less, add a long squeeze of lemon juice (for acidity) and 2 or 3 dropper-fulls of the flavouring. Almost fill the bottle with tap water (doesn't even have to be warm). Add a fat pinch or two of dry yeast and screw the lid tight. Gently agitate or roll the bottle until the sugars dissolve. Put into a warming cupboard for 24 hours if you can wait that long, then refridgerate. Unscrew the cap very cautiously in the kitchen sink; it has a sort of delayed-action foam-up so be prepared to screw it tight *very* quickly if you don't want to lose your precious root beer. If it didn't ferment or you find it too strong, dilute with sparkling water. Has almost no nutritional value, but it tastes at least as good as any root beer we had as kids in 50's America!

I wanted to cut down on my alcohol consumption. I now replace it with tonic water and 5 drops of this. Not even missing the alcohol. It was definitely worth the money for my needs

The extract does not give any fragrance to a cake at all. I used more than instruction says but still I got nothing out of it.