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Cook's, Organic Orange Extract for Baking, Ice Cream, Cakes, Breads, 128 Ounces (1 Gallon)
Cook's, Organic Orange Extract for Baking, Ice Cream, Cakes, Breads, 128 Ounces (1 Gallon)
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- Organic. Juicy. Vibrant. Bursting. Distilled from cold-pressed Florida oranges. Always fresh.
- Substitute for orange rind or juice. Use in ice cream, cakes, breads and cookies. Fabulous with chocolate.
- Vanilla legend and aromatic chemist Ray Lochhead created dozens of flavorings, sourced from quality ingredients and perfected in family tastings. Cook's handcrafted extracts showcase our history and innovation.
- For home cooking and baking, use 1-2 teaspoons. For industrial applications, use 2 to 4 ounces per 5 gallons (40 pounds) of mix.
- Cook's is a family owned and operated company. Gluten Free, Allergen Free, Non-GMO, Sugar Free, and Kosher.
Overview
- Flavor : Organic Orange
- Brand : COOK'S
- Number of Pieces : 1
- Manufacturer : Cook Flavoring Co.
- UPC : 810026730108
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