Most LorAnn bakery emulsions are water-based, so they won’t evaporate in the high heat of baking the way traditional alcohol-based extracts do, giving your baked goods stronger, longer-lasting flavor and aroma.

Directions

To color and flavor your favorite red velvet recipe, mix 1 tablespoon red velvet bakery emulsion into prepared batter for each 8- or 9-inch cake or 12 cupcakes. Blend well (no additional coloring needed) and bake according to recipe directions.

Red velvet bakery emulsion is ideal for cookies, cakes, brownies and bars, muffins, quick breads, frostings, and more.

1 teaspoon baking extract = 1 teaspoon emulsion

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Suggested Starting Usage Levels:

• 1 Tbsp per 1 quart of ice cream or yogurt base

• 1 to 2 ounces (.7-1.4%) per 1 gallon of ice cream or yogurt base

• 1 to 2 tsp per 16 oz of milkshakes, smoothies and nutritional drinks

• 1 to 3 tsp per standard size cakes

• 1 to 3 tsp per standard batch cookies

• 1 to 2 tsp per 3 cups of frosting

• ½ tsp per 8 oz beverages (cocktails, tea, sparkling water, lemonade)

• 1 to 2 tsp per 1 liter (cocktails, tea, sparkling water, lemonade)

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Most LorAnn bakery emulsions are water-based, so they won’t evaporate in the high heat of baking the way traditional alcohol-based extracts do, giving your baked goods stronger, longer-lasting flavor and aroma.

Directions

To color and flavor your favorite red velvet recipe, mix 1 tablespoon red velvet bakery emulsion into prepared batter for each 8- or 9-inch cake or 12 cupcakes. Blend well (no additional coloring needed) and bake according to recipe directions.

Red velvet bakery emulsion is ideal for cookies, cakes, brownies and bars, muffins, quick breads, frostings, and more.

1 teaspoon baking extract = 1 teaspoon emulsion

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