Can you use these oils to add flavoring to baked treats like cupcakes and frostings or are they only for candy
1949970
You can use it in anything you want to flavor. I have used it to make sodas, rootbeer flavored chex mix and muddy buddies, and I flavor vapor liquid for e-cigarettes.
2014944
Absolutely. We use these oils to our massage cream at our salon for aroma therapy during massage. :)
1287691
I am not certain, but other flavorings will last a long time and I assume this product will also. I purchased three bottles and have not yet finished the first bottle as one only needs to add about a teaspoonful to batter or dough that does not have another strong flavor (such as peppermint).
2103379
I would have to say no. I basically just use them for flavoring in soups, chilis etc.
1690578
I don't see why not, as it is heat stable at high temps. And it doesn't have a strong flavor. However I personally use it for frying and sauting and prefer baking with butter, coconut oil, or Palm oil.
463007
These are great for frostings of all consistencies. We have even use them for butter cookie dough. We are a coffee shop and use these on a daily basis for our pastries and cake decorating.
561801
Greetings; These are not oiled or sugared. They are dried and therefore not moist. I add them to breads, muffins etc. Since we eschew sugar, we don't mind but for most, they would not be acceptable unless eaten mixed with raisins so the raisins can add some sweetness. I also add them to some vegetable mixes which I steam. They will absorb some water and become a little moist and softer. Do hope I helped. All best.
923175
Not directly. It injects FILLING into cupcakes and assuming the filling has some flavor, then I would say yes, it adds flavor. However, it's not like a meat injector which would inject a liquid. A cream filling would be the logical choice, but I'll bet Nutella or the new "jif whips" chocolate/peanut butter filling would be quite nice. It's simple to do, but the results are special. Good luck.
1177982
these are alcohol based so they have a strong scent while "raw". however being alc. based they loose most of the flavor when cooked, especially when baking. these flavors are best used for cold prep and serve such as drinks and post cooking candy, like frosting. so not the right choice for baking but great for many other uses.
978581
You can use them w/out the plastic holder but need the tip. When you insert the tip into bag just cut about an inch around the tip, promise that the icing won't smear out. They are also good for chocolate, they are microwaveable
1581257
This is an oil, a very strong oil. I'm not sure you would want to use this for your cinnamon candy due to its intensity. It is a pure oil so I'm not too familiar with using it flavor anything besides toothpicks. If you decide to use it, be very careful with the amount you use. Whatever you do, don't lick your fingers or touch your eyes when working with this oil. It is painful, trust me.You might want to buy some just to keep in your spice cabinet. You never know when you might want some great toothpicks or melt some plastic.
1351318
I use them for cinnamon apple butter and they work great. A great alternative to allspice, cinnamon,clove and nutmeg flavored apple butter.
1543820
I don't think this is supposed to be used to make a syrup. It is similar to pure vanilla extract for flavoring in baking. The quality is very good. Perhaps you could try pure maple syrup??
1885268
No, I didn't notice any flavor, it only stabilizes the cream so it doesn't turn "runny" after a few hours like whipped cream tends to do....good to use for when making whipped cream frosting for a cake. I used it for a black forest cherry cake that called for whipped cream frosting, worked great.
1771456
They use the same oils in their Lip Gloss Kit so yes, they can be used for lip gloss as well. I assume they are oil based. Have fun!
667812
We have used ours a couple of times now and we have not noticed any bad flavors or odors in the finished baked products. I do not know about the hot oil.
1804403
I have never tried. I don't know what type you are speaking of? Candy? You can spray the cake pops with them. It is edible.