Chai Flavouring

Just flavour - We leave the sweetening up to you

Flavour Nation flavouring is an absolute winner in baked goodies, icings and other confectionery creations. Why? Well, because it thrives in the presence of sweetness. Our flavouring product delivers just flavour with no added sweetness, preservatives, or calories. It is not sweet, or syrupy which means we leave the sweetening up to you based on your healthy and dietary requirements. Getting the most out of your flavouring means adding it to a mixture that is either already sweetened (e.g. sweetened vanilla yoghurt, soda drinks, sweetened instant puddings, jelly, ice-cream, meal-replacement shakes), or that you are adding sweetness to yourself with the use of sugar, xylitol, or Flavour Nation sugar-free liquid sweetener (e.g. baking batter, icing, coffee, tea).

Lifestyle friendly flavouring

• Diabetic-friendly
• Banting-friendly
• Keto-friendly
• Dukan-friendly
• Halaal-suitable

Type of flavouring

• Artificial flavouring
• Water-soluble
• Heat-stable

Ingredients

• Propylene glycol
• Water

How many drops of flavour do I use?

Add +- 15 drops of flavouring per 250 ml of whatever food or beverage you're making.

In terms of millilitres/grams, you will need 1 ml/g to 3 ml/g of Flavour Nation essence per kilo/litre of whatever you're adding it to.

For a more accurate measurement, here is a link to our awesome dilution ratio calculator! 

Don't be tempted to over-flavour. If you add more than 3 ml/g per kilo/litre, you may discover your mixture has a bitter, perfume-y kind of taste: that's what over-flavouring tastes like 😛

Get creative and flavour your heart out!

• • Adding to boring, plain cooked oats to make them deliciously flavourful (don't forget the sweetener!)
  • Popping into vanilla flavoured meal replacement to jazz it up
  • Flavouring sweetened vanilla yoghurt
  • Whipping up delicious icing
  • Flavouring ice-cream

Can I use Flavour Nation to make e-liquid?

Nope, nopety, nope. Even though our flavouring is suspended in propylene glycol, it is not suitable for use in the making of vaping industry products. It's pretty dang amazeballs in edible, sweet treats though!