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Water Soluble Flavors

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Five 2 oz flavors, selected for what you make.

Choose flavoring by your recipe base

  • Drinks, coffee, tea and water-based syrups: Start with water-soluble flavor extracts.
  • Chocolate, candy coatings and fat-based fillings: Start with oil-soluble flavoring and check the individual product's application guidance.
  • Baking, frosting, gummies and frozen desserts: Check the specific product and recipe. Solubility alone does not establish heat stability or compatibility with every mixture.

Buying a flavor offered in both formulations? Select Water Soluble or Oil Soluble as well as the bottle size before adding to cart. A shared flavor name does not mean the formulas or directions are interchangeable.

These are concentrated flavorings. For compatible Dolce Flav food flavors, start at 0.3–0.6% of the unflavored batch weight and add flavor on top: 500 g of base takes 1.5–3 g; 1,000 g takes 3–6 g. For hard candy, weigh the cooked mixture before adding flavor. Blended flavors share this combined allowance. Follow product-specific directions, weigh a small trial and assess the finished food before scaling; this range does not apply to food colors or non-food uses. Flavor choice does not establish added color, sweetness, allergen status or dietary suitability—check the product ingredients and documentation.

Start with a small bottle for recipe testing, then choose a larger size or request bulk guidance after confirming the result. For help choosing, tell us your recipe base, process and batch size.

Browse Dolce Flav water-soluble flavors and extracts for beverages, baking and desserts. Explore fruit, mint, vanilla and specialty profiles, and compare the individual product guidance to find a flavor that suits your recipe.

Choose a flavor for your recipe

For drinks, syrups and other water-based recipes, start by checking solubility and ingredients on the product page. For baking, frozen desserts or gummies, also consider your processing temperature and final texture. Flavor concentrates are not interchangeable at one universal dosage: follow the individual product guidance and test a small batch before scaling.

Flavor and color are separate choices

Pair your chosen flavor with an appropriate water-soluble food coloring when your recipe also needs color. Check compatibility with your ingredients and process for each product.

Bulk flavors and wholesale orders

Planning a larger batch or recurring production? Ask Dolce Flav about bulk flavors and wholesale quantities. Include your application, preferred flavor, approximate order volume and any ingredient requirements so our team can guide your selection.

Explore drink and dessert flavors

Compare lychee extract for drinks and desserts, pandan extract for milk tea and baking and water-soluble banana extract. For a recipe example, try our ube milk tea guide, which explains the purple extract’s color ingredients.

How do I measure a water-soluble flavor?

Use the current instructions for the exact product and application. If the directions specify a percentage, confirm its weight basis before calculating. Read our water-soluble mixing and measurement guide for a worked calculation example. These concentrates are not finished sweetened syrups.

Read our guide to choosing food coloring and flavoring