Why introduce a flavor blend or even
include them at all in your
flavored applications?
Blueberry
Flavoring Drops-Pomegranate Flavoring Drops, Mango-Passion
Fruit Flavoring Concentrates,
Strawberry-Acai.
Blending flavor concentrates into flavored waters and other
applications can bring a delightful new spin to your tasting
experience. Blending flavored drops motivates our old
customers and attracts new ones for blending flavors used in
flavored waters and other applications.
Flavor
blends
are
featured in about 25% of new flavorings introduced, and
a much higher percentage in categories such as cereal, energy
drinks, desserts and chewing gums. Blending
flavor concentrates
provides a terrific opportunity to attract consumer attention
by adding excitement to a familiar mainstream flavor with a
new twist to the up and coming.
Our mainstream flavoring concentrates serve as anchors for the
customer, giving them a starting point and basis they're
comfortable with, such as
raspberry. Blend that flavor drop with the
exotic
flavors of
acai-berry
or pomegranate and we've just given you a new reason to be
interested- and purchase our products.
It
wasn't that long ago that
strawberry-kiwi was first introduced as a flavoring
blend. Strawberry was the anchor flavoring since it was
already recognized and approved as a basic flavoring
additive and then the exotic kiwi was the intriguing
step into something new in flavoring. Strawberry flavoring
gave customers the reassurance necessary to try the new blend,
and now strawberry -kiwi is a mainstream flavoring seen in
everything from juices and gums to
chap stick and hair care products.
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Blending Flavors for Flavored Water
Blending two or more flavor concentrates adds an exciting new dimension to flavored watersFlavored Blends Using Flavor ConcentratesHow Flavor Blends are Created for Flavoring Concentrates Our flavorists work with us and our taste panels to create the perfect blend and combination of flavorings for specific flavoring application. Blends used in flavored waters are really different from blends used in flavor drops for coffee for example. No matter what the application, our flavorists have a lot to consider when developing flavors used as flavor concentrates.
Finding Flavor Balance is a key factor for flavored
waters
Communications
There are a couple of ways flavorists connect the flavor with us and our customers. The 1st is the flavorist has a clear target, such as matching an existing flavor to the newer flavoring. Other times the flavorist let us determine percentage of each flavor we wish to use in the blend. Sometimes this is a better approach because it lets the us determine which flavor we want most to dominate in the finish flavor concentrate, or they can even provide us varied levels of concentration and let the us and our customer go through a taste testing preference. Whenever blending Yum Drops flavor concentrates always choose an anchor flavor. That's one you really like and know. Then choose another flavor concentrate to blend it with. Back to our pomegranate-acai blend. Always use the anchor at 3:1. That means 3 drops of pomegranate to every drop of acai flavoring concentrate. Consider blending flavor concentrates together. Be creative-the only rule is that it taste great! Some of the best flavored waters and flavored teas are blended flavors. Our most popular combination is peach-mango so we actually made it a flavor blended concentrates. It works as well in flavored waters as it does in flavored teas.
Conclusion to
blending flavors
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