Herbeklab Food Flavoring Oils 14 x 0.35 fl oz — Concentrated Candy Flavorings, Water- and Oil-Soluble

These compact 0.35 fl oz squeeze bottles deliver highly concentrated extracts in popular tastes like cotton candy, lemon, strawberry, vanilla, and mango. Formulated to be both water- and oil-soluble, the set works across culinary and cosmetic projects where aroma is desired without changing base textures. Each flavor is non-GMO, gluten-free, and sugar-free: they provide scent and aromatic flavoring rather than bulk sweetness, so adjust recipes accordingly.

How do I use these concentrated flavoring oils in candy making?

Because the extracts are concentrated, start with very small amounts and increase gradually to reach the aroma you want. Add drops during the cooling stage of candy or to warm syrup blends for even distribution; avoid exposing the oils to prolonged high heat to protect delicate top notes.

• Add 1–3 drops per small batch of candy or scale up proportionally for larger batches.
• Stir gently after adding to avoid incorporating air that can change texture.
• For molded candies, incorporate into syrup just before pouring for consistent aroma.

Can these flavorings be used in baking, frostings and ice cream?

Yes—because they dissolve in both water and oil, these flavors can scent batters, frostings and frozen desserts. Since they do not add sweetness, pair with your usual sugar or sweetener and add drops to the wet ingredients or to finished frostings to preserve aroma.

• Add to batter during mixing for even flavor distribution.
• Mix into buttercream or glaze a few drops at a time to avoid over-flavoring.
• Blend into softened ice cream base before churning for consistent scent.

Are these extracts safe for lip gloss and cosmetic DIY projects?

The set is sold as food-grade flavoring oils, which many crafters also use for lip glosses, balms and scented cosmetics. Because they're concentrated, perform a small patch test and keep usage moderate; combine them with approved cosmetic bases designed for skin contact.

• Use cosmetic-grade carrier or gloss base and add 1–2 drops per teaspoon as a starting point.
• Conduct a patch test to check for sensitivity before wider use.
• Label handmade products clearly if sharing or gifting to note scent concentration.

How much scent should I expect from each 0.35 fl oz bottle?

Each squeeze bottle contains a concentrated extract intended to be used dropwise; a single bottle can scent many small projects. Because they're potent, a little goes a long way—store bottles upright and capped to preserve potency between uses.

• One bottle typically covers multiple small-batch recipes or dozens of cosmetic samples.
• Use the squeeze tip to control drops precisely and avoid waste.
• Keep in a cool, dark place to maintain aroma longevity.

Who is this for: Herbeklab Food Flavoring Oil suits hobby candy makers, home bakers who want vivid aromas without added sugars, DIY cosmetic crafters creating flavored lip products, and craft enthusiasts making scented slime or candles. If you need compact, versatile, and highly concentrated flavor extracts to introduce distinct aroma profiles—without changing the base texture—this 14-flavor set offers a wide palette for experimenting and finishing small-batch projects.

Ingredients

Food Grade