Could someone tell me what this does and where to find it. 
It is a highly concentrated flavour. I think it is made for flavouring candy, but can be used in other things. I've used it in cake batter, and in BC icing. A few drops goes a really long way...
OH! thanks . I bet I can get it in the candy making section at hobby lobby! 
janebrophy is correct. Very concentrated oil based flavors as opsed to the alcohol based ones in the grocery store. They can be used in candy because they do not cuase the chocolate to seize up. I use a tiny eye dropper to add just a couple of drops into my cakes, frostings and candy. Don't think you can use them in royal icing though, the oil would probably disolve the frosting!
My hobby lobby only has a few select flavors, such as peppermint, cinnamon, etc; however, if you go to a cake supply store, the flavors are endless, including pineapple, butter, caramel, cheesecake, bubblegum, pina colada, butterscotch, strawberry, cherry....the list goes on and on.
WOW i did think they would have all those flavors! They sound GOOD!!
The cheesecake flavor is fantastic in buttercream! Pair it with a french vanilla cake and people rave!
Weird but my Wal-Mart pharmacy sells it on their pick up counter. I use it to make candy. It is very strong flavored! I know a lot use it to flavor icing and cake as well.
https://www.lorannoils.com/
I have to try some of these ideas! You guys make them sound so delicious! I think I'll order some of the flavours from their website, as I can only find the "boring" ones here!
I purchased some on ebay... turned out cheaper than AC Moore. I love them!
And no, you can't use them in Royal Icing....
If you use cinnamon or any of the mint oils in a hot candy, be careful! Keep your face away from the steam, it can cause burns. And even with your head back your sinuses WILL be cleared! lol
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