Blueberry Wild | The Flavor Apprentice (20/50/100ml)

The Flavor Apprentice (TFA) is a US-based manufacturer of professional food flavorings used in DIY mixing and culinary applications. Blueberry Wild focuses on a deeper, more natural blueberry profile often associated with wild blueberries, offering less sweetness and more depth compared to candy-style blueberry flavors. This is a highly concentrated aroma intended for dilution only. It is PG-based, water-soluble and well suited for realistic fruit and dessert blends. Note: We purchase in bulk and rebottle into smaller bottles (not original manufacturer packaging).

Tips & accessories

• Base liquids (PG/VG)
• Measuring tools (scale / syringes)
• Empty bottles
• Recipe ideas (external)

Contents

• 1 × Blueberry Wild flavor concentrate (20 ml / 50 ml / 100 ml)

Characteristics

• Type: Food flavoring (concentrate, water-soluble)
• Carrier: Propylene glycol (PG)
• Flavor profile: wild blueberry, natural, slightly tart
• Use: fruit blends, desserts, beverages
• Role in recipes: main blueberry flavor or realistic accent
• Packaging: rebottled from bulk (not original bottle)
• Origin: USA

Flavor notes

• Top: dark berry aroma
• Middle: juicy wild blueberry body
• Base: lightly tart finish

Tips for this flavor

• For realism: combine with bakery or cream bases
• For balance: add a touch of sweet berry if needed
• For depth: layer with other dark berries

Ingredients

Aroma compounds, propylene glycol (PG).

Allergy & warnings

• Contains no oils.
• Not intended for direct use without dilution.
• Store tightly closed in a cool, dark place.
• Keep out of reach of children and pets.

Mixing guidelines (starting points)

• DIY single flavor: 4–7%
• As an accent: 1–3%
• Steeping: 3–7 days
• Food & beverage use: 0.05–0.30%

Frequently asked questions

Is this sweeter than regular blueberry?

No, it is generally less sweet and more natural.

Does it work for bakery recipes?

Yes, especially in muffins, pies and dessert-style blends.

Can it be mixed with candy blueberry?

Yes, combining the two can balance realism and sweetness.

More information about the manufacturer?

Visit The Flavor Apprentice – official website.