How to Flavor MCT Oil | MCT Flavor Concentrates – Flavoring Edibles

Deborah Dolen Bestselling Author of DIY Books and Flavorist

Until the CBD movement (which is typically an oil based material) no one really cared about how to flavor oil based products beyond lip balm manufacturers and chocolatiers. Coffee bean roasters prefer PG based flavor because the target flavor permeates the bean easier than say oil. We use PG as our substrate in our coffee flavor line.

Two decades ago I owned a lip balm company and I was frustrated only a few “obvious” flavors were available as TRUE oil based. Mint, Mint, and Mint. And Orange, Lime and Tangerine if you want to get technical. Forget USP or even food grade back then! I did not know how tainted and orange essential oil from China could be! No one knew, actually. Beyond that I was determined to secure OIL based flavors in many more flavors. I was able to buy a variety of oil based flavors from Germany! No one in the states cared. This is WHEN I decided to be a flavorist and a flavor manufacturer and solve a problem. We need jobs in the states, not Germany.

One ounce glass dropper bottle of Candy Flavor Dot Com Strawberry Flavor Concentrate on Amazon

Now flavoring lip balm is not too daunting – but flavoring a burnt rubber (some strains) full spectrum CBD for kids to like [I work with their Doctors who secure it] is hugely rewarding. I only knew the problem (expensive micro meds cannot be deluged with flavor) because I lost a lover to Leukemia in 2015. Getting him to eat was paramount and getting him to like the taste of CBD for his nausea a challenge – I flew home from Mayo on weekends to my lab and perfected how to flavor this “stuff.” Did I ever believe it would become legal? No. That would be to good to be true; He loved the various flavors I compounded and was eating quite well. He rejected the bone marrow donor later, and passed. I kept my notes and hard work in formulas to flavor that CBD….I felt to never be used again… and four years later (now) I find they are the bestselling products in brands I flavor at the medical marijuana dispensaries! I was floored.  I am the highest sought after flavorist for CBD for the right reasons.

So how do you flavor MCT Oil? That is easy if you find someone who cared enough to make a full line of oil based flavors happen – not just the easy mints and citrus.   Try to buy food grade terpense if your truly bent on saving money.  The real question may be “How do you flavor CBD?”

How do You Flavor MCT Oil and Or CBD
I would flavor the actual CBD FIRST and then warm it up in your oil. This will tell you if the flavor is even – your CBD is evenly distributed. I worry about “pockets” as I do with anything that may be medicinal. This solves that. Use a company who knows what they are DOING. Terpenes are only 8% of the materials as a flavorist I have to choose from. If they know little beyond the buzz word “terpenes” and think that only those are where all flavor is compounded – they know nothing. I did just announce true MCT based oil flavoring on the front page of CandyFlavor.com, which would need 8% to 10% to flavor. Serious customers understand our 1% or less on wax-flavor-oil.com are certainly more cost effective.

“I would flavor the actual CBD FIRST and then warm it up in your oil. This will tell you if the flavor is even – your CBD is evenly distributed.” ~Deborah Dolen

You can buy precision flavoring here https://wax-oil-flavoring.com/ Approx 1% useage or our new page approx 8% useage https://candyflavor.com/

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This entry was published on May 28, 2019 at 7:45 pm. It’s filed under How to Flavor, oil flavor, terpenes, wax flavor and tagged , . Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post.

2 thoughts on “How to Flavor MCT Oil | MCT Flavor Concentrates – Flavoring Edibles

  1. Hello. Your products are amazing! Thank you for sharing them with the world. Quick question, what’s the shelf life of the wax oils? I store them in a light proof box.

    • All of our flavor materials have an indefinite shelf life but a few can “fade” over time such as anything citrus or mint. This means you would need more. It would take them a few years to fade though. Some improve over time, such as the caramel and vanilla family!

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