Hobbyland Candy Flavors (Strawberry Flavoring, 1 Fl Oz) Food Flavoring for Baking, Desserts, Drinks and Food.

I love it it taste exactly like it says what the name is try it yourself

I ordered Hobbyland's Cotton Candy Flavoring after having purchased another one that had a lot of great ratings and several great reviews, only to be incredibly disappointed by the product's lack of scent and flavor.This one has a "better" taste, and I'm actually able to detect a "cotton candy" scent with this extract. However, that said, it's still highly overpriced at $12.99 for a SINGLE OUNCE OF FLAVORING. For that steep price, I'd expect it to REALLY taste and smell like COTTON CANDY, which sadly, it didn't.I've tried it, using it in my shake, and the taste is getting closer to the cotton candy flavor I love, but it falls considerably short due to it's strength (or lack thereof) and minimal quantity.I may purchase this in the future if I'm desperate enough or fail to find a superior alternative.Flavor was somewhat close, but not nearly robust enough for a concentrate of that size!

Highly recommend the cinnamon flavor. Tastes great and you don't need a lot. However, disappointed in my cotton candy flavor purchase as it was advertised for $7.98 (approx, forget exact price) but I was charged full price of $12.99. In addition, I could barely taste it. Needed to use almost full bottle even though I read it was very strong. Despite the issues with the cotton candy purchase, I do recommend this brand.

I don’t like that it came damaged and leaked out. All Into the Amazon packaging. It does smell like pina colada Tho.

Used it for hard candy, I guess next time we need to add 2-3 times the amount, other than that, great product !

I add 5 drops to a 10-ounce cup of coffee for the hazelnut flavor I want without the added ingredients and sweeteners in flavored creamers. I will purchase again.

I had hoped to flavor a batch of candy, but never having tried this before, started by just putting some on a spoon to smell it. Smelled like peppermint at first, though not as potent as I would expect from a candy flavoring. After letting it sit a day, it lost aroma fast and began picking up some off notes to it. Not something I’d want my candy smelling like (I suppose it could taste fine, but I’ll just go back to Lorann flavorings instead). Also of note, it had a very precision squeeze dropper tip. It would have been annoying if I was measuring out for candy, but if you only needed a drop or two to flavor something else and your aim was important, the product could be great for you.

I added this to ice cream and made homemade mochi ice cream. It was so good!