Eggnog Flavor - FLV

I haven't tried it yet but it's exactly as described. Make sure to buy it from BCF, which is the best. * This is NOT a sponsored post!

Very authentic tasting but you don't need much maybe start at a half a percent depending on what you are looking for. Would benefit from a Cream or milk flavor added with it.

I mixed at 4% and this was great. Good spice and creamy feel. I tried mixing in a few different recipes to get a little more out of it, but it seems imo to shine as a solo . The only thing that would probably make it better would be a little rum if you want the booze factor. It also tastes great mixed into a vanilla milkshake or whipped cream. I find it fun to use my flavorings in different ways.

This is so spot on that I almost cried when I mixed up a small sample to try. Perfect rendition of eggnog and I threw all the other ones I've tried in the trash!

This mixes well with other creams and heavy flavors. You get a very noticeable eggnog spice but not overwhelming by any means. I kept this low at 2% and I’ve only started to experiment with it... highest in which I’ve gone being 3.5% I do like this flavor however there isn’t a ton of options versatility wise. I’m not sure how this is as a stand-alone but it did mix well with Apple and Pear.

This is a interesting little concentrate. I've only used it in one recipe but it's pretty true to a eggnog. The spices in this to me were a litre strong of the s&v so in suggest letting steep a week with whatever you use it in but hey that may be something you're into. It goes damn well with WF Peach pie and cream. Shout to Shyndo for his Spiced Peaches and Cream recipe on all theflavors.com. only two flavors so give it a mix

Although I would not say this is a stand alone eggnog, I absolutely love this flavoring. It is a good base to make a traditional eggnog recipe but it also works well in things like bread pudding, french toast, some tarts and a few cheesecakes where you want to add thickness and a hint of spice.