Which Amaretto Extract Brand?

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Ann-Jannae Posted 28 Jun 2013 , 6:50pm
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I tried the amaretto liqueur in my buttercream but by the time I added enough to really flavor the buttercream there was no need to have a cocktail.

Which brand of amaretto extract do you really like?

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bct806 Posted 2 Jul 2013 , 5:45am
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How about adding amaretto coffee creamer instead? Then no boozy flavor to it. 

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lorillc Posted 2 Jul 2013 , 10:30am
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I can never find the answer to this, when you use the flavored creamers do you use the powder or the liquid? 

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Ann-Jannae Posted 2 Jul 2013 , 11:29am
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that's a good idea bct 806. thanks
I like to use the liquid creamer.

 

I bought the lorann gourmet  flavor which is a really concentrated oil. It is a little to lemony tasting but mixed with just a little bit of Almond emulsion by loranns it seems perfect.

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bct806 Posted 2 Jul 2013 , 4:15pm
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Originally Posted by lorillc 

I can never find the answer to this, when you use the flavored creamers do you use the powder or the liquid? 

You can use either. I use powder but you can use liquid as well. Just replace the water or milk in your recipe with the creamer.

 

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Originally Posted by Ann-Jannae 

that's a good idea bct 806. thanks
I like to use the liquid creamer.

 

I bought the lorann gourmet  flavor which is a really concentrated oil. It is a little to lemony tasting but mixed with just a little bit of Almond emulsion by loranns it seems perfect.

Never tried any of Lorann's oils. May have to look into it.

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