LorAnn Oils Watermelon Flavouring 1 Dram

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LorAnn Oils Watermelon Flavouring is a super-strength, oil-based candy flavouring that delivers a bright, juicy watermelon taste to your sweets, cakes, and confections. This 1 dram bottle is highly concentrated. A little goes a long way. Making it ideal for lollipops, hard candies, cake fillings, and summer-themed baking.

Key Details

  • Brand: LorAnn Oils
  • Size: 1 dram (3.7ml)
  • Format: Oil-based super-strength flavouring
  • Suitable for: Lollipops, hard candies, cakes, buttercream, chocolate
  • Strength: 3-4x stronger than regular flavouring extracts
  • Compatible with: Candy melts, white chocolate, and oil-compatible applications

Best For

  • Homemade watermelon lollipops and hard candies
  • Flavouring white chocolate or candy melts for cake pops
  • Summer birthday cakes and cupcakes
  • Flavouring buttercream or cream cheese frosting

Frequently Asked Questions

How much LorAnn Watermelon Flavouring do I use?

LorAnn Oils flavourings are super-strength, so you only need a small amount. As a guide, use approximately 1 dram (one bottle) per pound of hard candy or lollipop mixture. For buttercream or cake batter, start with a quarter teaspoon and adjust to taste.

Can I use LorAnn oil-based flavouring in water-based recipes?

Oil-based flavourings work best in fat-containing or oil-compatible applications like chocolate, candy melts, and cake batter. They can be used in buttercream, but may not incorporate well in very thin, water-based icings. For water-based applications, explore our water-based flavourings range.

Browse the full flavourings collection and cake decorating supplies. See our icing and fondant coverage chart and how much buttercream guide for planning your next cake.

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