Oringer Key Lime Flavoring 1 Quart for Hard Serve Ice Cream
Oringer Key Lime Flavoring 1 Quart for Hard Serve Ice Cream - Key Lime is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Oringer key lime flavoring offers a tart lime taste balanced with sweetness, formulated for hard serve ice cream applications. This liquid flavoring syrup comes in a 1 quart bottle with a resealable lid to maintain freshness. It is kosher and made in America, suitable for ice cream parlors, restaurants, and concession stands. Mix 2 to 4 fluid ounces into a 5 gallon batch of ice cream to achieve an even distribution of flavor, with the option to adjust for taste. This product allows for the creation of house-made key lime ice cream and can be combined with variegates or toppings for customized desserts. A suggested recipe includes combining this flavoring with citric acid and graham cracker variegate to produce key lime pie ice cream.
Product Specifications
Quantity: 1/Each
Shipping Weight: 2.21 lb.
Application: Hard Serve
Features: Kosher Made in America
Flavor: Citrus Key Lime Lime
Flavor Type: Citrus Confections & Desserts
Package Size: 1 qt.
Package Type: Bottles
Style: Liquid
Type: Flavoring Syrups
Tart lime flavor with balanced sweetness
Formulated to flavor hard serve ice cream
Ideal for use in ice cream parlors, restaurants, and concession stands
Mix 2-4 fl. oz. into 5 gallon ice cream batches
Packaged in a 1 quart container with a resealable lid to ensure freshness
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