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Water-soluble fragrance
Oil-soluble essence;
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Powder aroma;
Paste flavor;
Mixed fruit flavorings are one of the most commonly used types of flavorings in confectionery production, imparting a rich and natural blend of fruit aromas to candies
1. Hard candies and baked goods: Oil-based flavorings are preferred as they can withstand high-temperature cooking processes. The dosage is generally around 0.2%-0.3%.
2. Jelly and soft candies: Lower cooking temperatures make water-based flavorings suitable. The dosage is approximately 0.1%.
3. Chewing gum and compressed candies: Powdered mixed fruit flavorings are easier to add and can prolong the aroma's persistence. The dosage is generally 0.1%-0.15%.
1. Oil-soluble matcha flavoring: 0.1%~0.2% of the total raw material weight.
2. Water-based/oil-based: 0.06%~0.2% is generally sufficient to meet flavor requirements.
3. Powdered matcha flavoring: 0.1%~0.2% of the total raw material weight.
The specific dosage can be adjusted according to the desired flavor concentration; there are no mandatory limits in national standards.


1.Beverages and Dairy Products: Imbues fruit juices, tea drinks, prepared wines, carbonated beverages, yogurt, and ice cream with complex fruity aromas. Dosage: Aqueous flavorings 0.07%-0.15%, oil-based flavorings 0.2%-0.3%.
2. Baking and Confectionery: Used in cakes, biscuits, chocolates, hard candies, soft candies, jellies, and chewing gum.
3. Flavoring and Functional Foods: Used in jams, sauces, prepared dishes, instant tea, and fortified foods.
1. Cosmetics/Personal Care Products: Perfumes, face masks, powder compacts, shower gels, etc., adding a unique matcha aroma.
2. Household Products: Scented candles, air fresheners, etc.
3. Others: Some cleaning agents and paints also contain small amounts to provide a refreshing matcha aroma; there are also small-scale experimental applications in the chemical and textile industries.
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2) Natural extraction flavoring;
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1. High and Low Temperature Resistance: Frying, baking, and freezing do not affect the stability of the flavoring.
2. Imbuing Rich Flavors: Many processed foods have bland base flavors; adding food flavorings can create a variety of pleasant aromas (such as fruity or nutty flavors), satisfying consumers' diverse flavor preferences.
3. Compensating for Flavor Defects: Foods easily lose their natural aromas during processing, transportation, and storage. Flavorings can replenish and improve aromas, and also mask unpleasant odors generated during processing, enhancing overall quality.
4. Stabilizing Aroma Quality: Flavorings are formulated according to a uniform recipe, ensuring consistent aroma across batches and preventing fluctuations in the flavor of natural ingredients from affecting the finished product's taste.
1. Reducing Production Costs: Compared to directly using natural ingredients for flavoring, food flavorings are lower in cost, require very small amounts, are more suitable for large-scale industrial production, and can also solve the problem of seasonal shortages of some natural ingredients.
2. Facilitate Product Innovation: It can flexibly formulate complex flavors that are difficult to achieve with natural ingredients (such as mixed fruit flavors and trendy innovative flavors), helping companies develop new products and enhance product added value and market competitiveness.
3. Adapt to Special Processing Needs: Different dosage forms of flavorings (powder, water-soluble, oil-soluble, water-oil soluble, etc.) can be adapted to different processes such as baking and high-temperature sterilization, extending the aroma retention during the product's shelf life.
Strictly complying with the "National Food Safety Standard - Standard for the Use of Food Additives" (GB 2760-2024) ensures food safety and will not impose additional burdens on health.
| (1) | Stir thoroughly after adding to ensure even distribution. |
| (2) | It is recommended to add it at the final stage of the production process, as high temperatures may cause some aroma loss. |
| (3) | After the finished product is made, seal and store at a low temperature to prevent aroma loss. |
| (4) | Matcha flavoring is a food additive and cannot be consumed directly; it can only be added to baking ingredients. |
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