I found a boatload at my walmart today. I had resigned to not use them b/c I hadn't seen them locally and didn't want to drive into Dallas. Imagine my shock and awe when I saw 14 or more flavors on an endcap in WallyWorld, of all places??!!?!?!?!!?

I stocked up

That happened to me a couple of years ago, when they took out the old fabric/crafts section to convert the store to it's new look. Each 2-pack was marked down to 25 cents per, so I grabbed them all.

Theresa

I discovered them at a Wal-Mart near-ish to L.A. They have them 2 drams for $2.00. But then I looked at the price of them at my local cake supply store, and they have a 2 dram bottle for 1.69. First time I've EVER found something cheaper at the specialty cake store!

they had a sale price today, $1.75 for 2 dram bottles.

sorry if this is a dumb question..but can lorann oils be used to flavor chocolate or frosting? I know its used for the hard candies...

Grandmaruth - sure you can use these in both melted chocolate and frosting. Since they are not water-based or alcohol-based you can use them in melted chocolate, candy melts or almond bark - oils don't cause seizing of the chocolate. In frosting, just remember that these are more potent than extracts - I added a couple of eyedroppers-full to 3-4 cups of icing for a great peppermint icing for chocolate cupcakes. I also use several drops of the almond oil to perk up the taste of my fondant - both commercially bought and my homemade MFF.

What section were they in at your Walmart? I have never seen them in mine!