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Ohhh. I want to try this out too! Thanks OP!

Ingredients Oil of lemon and or other essential oil, other natural extractives, esthers, kentones and aldehyde, such as amyl acetate and methyl vanillin, propylene glygol, polysorbate, gum tragacanth, water, preserved with benzoate of soda. Ingredients Oil of lemon and or other essential oil, other natural extractives, esthers, kentones and aldehyde, such as amyl acetate and methyl vanillin, propylene glygol, polysorbate, gum tragacanth, water, preserved with benzoate of soda.

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Nagic line creme bouqet

I tried it for the first time in my mmf--oh my--the stuff is great!!
I bought it and it is more like gel vs liquid, so do you add less?
I added 1/2 T and 1.5T for the 2T flavoring in the mmf recipe.

It is a bit sweet but the mmf will go on nfsc and for 4-5y olds. They probably won't even notice the taste before they have devoured the cookies--lol

So, do I use less?

I'm not sure if you should use less or not. Have you tried other brands or is this your first time using it? I love the stuff too although I have not tried that brand.

I was happy when I read this, because I just bought a bottle of Creme Bouquet today (KC Products). I have never use this and read somewhere that it adds so much flavor to your bake goods. I was going to add it to sugar cookies today, has anyone tried creme bouquet in sugar cookies? Do I substitute creme bouquet for vanilla or is it in addition to the vanilla?

I'm going to have to try it.

I went to the cake decor store I go to for color and the cb caught my eye. Did not intend on buying anything else, but heard so much about this flavor. they also had the princess flavoring,but opted to just try the CB. I only saw the Magic Line brand. I just think it may be concentrated. My vanilla I buy at Sam's(I know, not the best stuff, but for what I do. ) and add a bit more flavoring than things call for.

Ohhh. I want to try this out too! Thanks OP!

This flavoring is just wonderful! I love using it in all my cake mixes

what does creme bouquet taste like?

You really should use a little less. It is powerful stuff and little will go a long way.
I like it to be in the background so that people wonder what is that flavor.

i've never tried it, but i can't wait now! i just got my first bottle of princess cake & cookie and buttery sweet dough and used them for the first time yesterday. i used only about a teaspoon in the cookie dough (and it's a huge batch) and you can really taste it! (my picky BF loved it!) and used the buttery sweet dough in my RI. mmmm. just the smell of it. what kind of flavors is the creme bouquet? i better start shopping.

Creme Bouquet is a rich creamy flavor with citrus overtones.

Usually it's used as a flavor enhancer, in addition to vanilla and other flavorings.

Princess cake flavoring is similar to CB, but has a nut compoment.

Here's a thread comparing Magic Line CB to National Flavors CB:

Originally Posted by JanH

Usually it's used as a flavor enhancer, in addition to vanilla and other flavorings.

Thanks Jan. I was just wondering that exact thought.

Thanks! it's added to the list!

Creme bouquet is the secret ingredient in most of my white cakes now. I love to sit/stand back and watch people moll it over in their mouths trying to figure out what that flavor is. It can be soo funny. I know I do it whenever I taste something really good and try to figure it out. My sister does the same thing with apricot flavoring. She adds just about two drops to a batch of white batter and it makes the most tell tale difference but people are always asking her what it is. She just tells them it's her secret ingredient. Once she had a woman come up to her about 6 times at a reception trying to get her to tell.

I use cb with both vanilla and butter flavorings. It's absolutely wonderful in mmf on butter cookies. I put it on as soon as the cookies come out of the oven and it just melds it's self to the cookies. Those cookies taste just like a piece of wonderful white wedding cake to me. Yum!!

Oh and I have the CK brand.

Usually it's used as a flavor enhancer, in addition to vanilla and other flavorings.

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