Additional Information
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INGREDIENTS:
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Natural Flavor
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SDS:
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SPEC:
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FLAVOR:
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Lavender
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COUNTRY OF ORIGIN:
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United States
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COLOR:
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Clear
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WHEAT:
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Wheat Free
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EGG:
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Egg Free
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SOY:
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Soy Free
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PEANUT:
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Peanut Free
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TREE NUT:
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Tree Nut Free
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PRODUCT TYPE:
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Flavor Oil
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SOLUBILITY:
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Oil Soluble
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FORM:
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Liquid
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BADGE:
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Special Order
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DIET TYPE:
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Vegan Friendly
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DIET TYPE:
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Non GMO
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DIET TYPE:
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Gluten Free
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DIET TYPE:
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Alcohol Free
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DIET TYPE:
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Kosher
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DIET TYPE:
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Sugar Free
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DIET TYPE:
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PG Free
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DIET TYPE:
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Salt Free
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DIET TYPE:
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Allergen Free
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Description
Food Grade Lavender Oil for Cooking and Baking
- Steam Distilled from All Natural Flavors for True Lavender Taste & Aroma
- Oil-Soluble Formulation for Making Candy and Chocolates
- Adds a Light, Floral Note to Baked Goods, Beverages, Desserts & Savory Dishes
- Great in Sweet or Savory Sauces
Food grade lavender oil is a natural essential oil and is used as a flavoring in many food and beverage applications. This versatile floral flavor is ideal for adding taste and distinctive aroma to baked goods, sauces, fillings, whipped cream, and even ice cream. OliveNation food grade lavender oil for baking is also used in creating delicious candy or chocolates. This culinary ingredient is steam distilled from natural flavors. Food grade lavender essential oil for cooking is stronger than extracts and should be used carefully and sparingly due to its concentrated formulation. This natural floral flavoring can be added to sweet or savory sauces and glazes, casseroles, meat dishes, fresh fish, chicken. Culinary lavender oil is also a delicious flavor when added to baked goods such as cakes, cookies, frostings, or frozen treats like ice cream.
Information for E-Cigarette and Non Food & Drink Customers
This item is filled in fluid ounces and not by weight
PLEASE NOTE: This product is intended for human consumption only — including cooking, baking, brewing, and other food and beverage uses.
