Banana | The Flavor Apprentice (20/50/100ml)

Banana by The Flavor Apprentice is a concentrated food flavouring for a straightforward banana layer in desserts and drinks. TFA describes this version as less intense than its separate Ripe Banana flavour.

Flavour profile

The focus is a simple banana profile that can lead a fruit recipe or support a dessert blend. Strawberry and pineapple are useful fruit pairings, while vanilla, chocolate and cream can create a milkshake or dessert direction. Choose the supporting flavours to suit your finished base.

Recipe ideas & pairings

• Banana milkshake: combine with vanilla in a prepared milkshake base.
• Strawberry banana yoghurt: pair with strawberry in a yoghurt recipe.
• Chocolate banana dessert: use alongside chocolate in a custard or filling.
• Tropical banana drink: test with pineapple or mango in a suitable drink base.

Build the banana layer first. Add stronger fruit or chocolate flavours individually so the banana stays distinct in the finished blend.

Using the concentrate

Dilute into the food or drink base specified by your recipe. Measure each addition, mix thoroughly and taste the finished recipe before adjusting.

Make a small test batch, measure each addition and mix thoroughly before assessing the result. Record the amount and final batch size so you can reproduce your recipe. Measuring tools help keep small adjustments consistent. For DIY e-liquid, follow a recipe and product-specific suitability guidance; food-use guidance does not establish suitability for inhalation.

Product details

• Ingredients listed on TFA’s Banana product page: artificial flavours and propylene glycol (PG).
• Water-soluble concentrated flavouring.
• Made by The Flavor Apprentice in the USA.
• Available in 20 ml, 50 ml and 100 ml.
• Rebottled from bulk by Flavour-Concentrates.eu; supplied in our bottles rather than original manufacturer packaging.

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Handling & storage

Dilute before use. Keep the bottle tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, children and pets. Check the label and batch documentation when dietary restrictions or allergies matter.

Frequently asked questions

Is this Ripe Banana?
No. TFA lists Banana and Ripe Banana separately and describes Banana as the less intense version.

How can I make a creamy banana recipe?
Combine with a suitable cream or vanilla flavour in a milkshake, custard or dessert base.

Can it replace fresh banana in a recipe?
It adds flavour rather than fruit flesh, fibre or thickness. Keep the structural ingredients your recipe needs.

How much should I use?
Use an application-specific recipe and test a small measured batch before scaling up.