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Pure Bulgarian Rose Extract, 1 Gallon - Natural Essence for Beverage Formulations, Bulk Manufacturing, Professional Food Developers
Pure Bulgarian Rose Extract, 1 Gallon - Natural Essence for Beverage Formulations, Bulk Manufacturing, Professional Food Developers
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Angel Bake Bulgarian Rose Extract, 1 Gallon Bulk for Foodservice, Bakeries
At a Glance
Flavor: Rose
Brand: SAENA BAKING CO
Number of Pieces: 1
Item Volume: 1 gallons
Manufacturer: Saena, LLC.
Product Highlights
FROM BULGARIA'S ROSE VALLEY: Steam-distilled from Rosa damascena grown in the world's most celebrated rose-growing region, handpicked at dawn before the heat dissipates its aromatics.
Intensely floral with citrusy brightness and a delicate hint of spice.
MAKES ROSEWATER & ROSE SYRUP: One bottle replaces both.
For rosewater, combine 1 part extract with 5 to 6 parts water.
For rose syrup, dissolve your sweetener in hot water and add 8 to 10 drops per cup.
No added sugar, unlike commercial rose syrups.
ACROSS CULINARY TRADITIONS: Turkish delight, baklava, and rice pudding; gulab jamun, rose lassi, and Indian sweets; French macarons, creme brulee, and buttercreams; Bulgarian rose jam.
CONCENTRATED, A LITTLE GOES FAR: Far stronger than grocery-store extracts.
Use 4 to 5 drops per cup of batter or frosting, 3 to 5 drops per 12 oz drink, and add directly to melted chocolate.
Scale by weight for production runs and adjust to taste.
BULK FORMAT, FOOD-SAFE AND DOCUMENTED: One gallon, 128 fluid ounces, for commercial bakeries, beverage producers, ice cream and confectionery makers, and foodservice kitchens, consistent from batch to batch.
Made without propylene glycol, added sugar, artificial colors, preservatives, or thickeners.
Kosher PAREVE, non-GMO, vegan, and gluten-free.
Produced in an FDA-registered, NSF GMP-HACCP-certified facility and meets FDA and FEMA GRAS flavoring standards.
Preparation & Use
Plus rose lattes, cold brew, lemonade, tea, cocktails, ganache, and ice cream.
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