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OliveNation Pure Lemon Extract for Baking, Tart Lemony Flavor for Cakes, Cookies, Icing, Filling, Terpeneless, PG Free, Non-GMO, Gluten Free, Kosher, Vegan - 8 ounces
Price: | $15.68 ($1.96 / Ounce) $14.03 ($1.75 / Ounce) |
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Flavor | Lemon |
Brand | OLIVENATION |
Specialty | Kosher |
About this item
- Easy to keep on hand for any recipe calling for lemon flavor. Terpene less. Strong, clean lemon flavor.
- Only the finest quality lemon oil is used in our lemon extract. You will love the strong, clean lemon flavor
- The lemon extract can be used as a substitution for lemon juice or lemon rind.
- Use it where you want a good lemon flavor to shine.
- Lemon pound cake, Chinese stir-fry's, lemon glaze, lemon meringue pie are just some of the dishes enhanced by pure lemon extract
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OliveNation Lemon Extract
We make OliveNation Lemon Extract with three ingredients: high-quality lemon oil, alcohol, and water. Loved by professional bakers, this flavoring is among the best lemon extracts you can buy. Bring clean lemony flavor to your recipes with Lemon Extract.
Since we make this extract with lemon oil, it doesn't have the acidic taste of lemon juice. It delivers tart lemon flavor to cakes, icings, pies, and more. Lemon Extract is clear, so it won't change the color of white frosting.
Product Description
Easy to keep on hand for any recipe calling for lemon flavor. Terpene less. Strong, clean lemon flavor. Only the finest quality lemon oil is used in our lemon extract. You will love the strong, clean lemon flavor. The lemon extract can be used as a substitution for lemon juice or lemon rind. Use it where you want a good lemon flavor to shine. Lemon pound cake, Chinese stir-fry's, lemon glaze, lemon meringue pie are just some of the dishes enhanced by pure lemon extract.
Product details
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Package Dimensions : 6 x 2.5 x 2.5 inches; 8 Ounces
- Item model number : ELE8
- UPC : 842441100822
- Manufacturer : Olivenation LLC
- ASIN : B000O39NFG
- Country of Origin : USA
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- Best Sellers Rank: #7,601 in Grocery & Gourmet Food (See Top 100 in Grocery & Gourmet Food)
- #22 in Natural Extracts
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Alcohol, Water, Terpeneless Lemon Oil
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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2021
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If you do not believe me about the strength, let me ask you - have you ever tasted vanilla extract straight out of the bottle? Even if you love vanilla in cookies, cakes or tea, etc, you will likely think it tastes horrid and bitter straight out of the bottle! So if you think yours tastes bad, try using less.
Note - different Olive Nation extracts are different strengths, so experiment with a little until you know how much you need for a particular recipe. For one gallon of tea, I can use one teaspoon of mango extract, 1/4 tsp of strawberry, 1/16 tsp of watermelon, and less than 1/16 tsp of apricot (I just got eye droppers and need to experiment with the last one - it is really strong!). Hope that helps you. :)
I’m usually a positive reviewer, but there was NOTHING POSITIVE TO SAY about this product! Can’t find key limes here most of the year, so tried to use this to get that flavor and it was an EPIC FAILURE! Had to throw the whole recipe away. My husband agreed and helped me dump it. And we’re not ones to throw food away easily.
The proof though is upon opening the bottle. The Olive Nation brand reeks of alcohol, not almonds whereas the Cooks brand has no detectable alcohol smell, just that wonderful almond aroma you want for baking.
I had unwisely thought the Olive Nation brand would be a less expensive alternative but once again, you get what you pay for. I can't recommend this brand unless you don't mind using far more to get the same flavor as from another brand that has a superior ingredient priority.
after adding a teaspoon per gallon into my Vintner's Best blueberry wine that needed a little something, I was initially worried. The cotton candy smell was intense and I really didn't think the blueberry flavor would ever show up. Well, after a few weeks I have discovered that this mates perfectly with this cheap wine kit:
5 gallon batch
2 cups sugar dissolved in 1 cup finished wine
5 teaspoons blueberry extract
set it in fridge.
NOW, here is what you must do. Aerate it before you drink it. toss it in a blender then refill your wine bottle. Viola! Incredible!
still not an A+ product, but a solid 4/5 I think after further examination.
So I've seen a lot of very,very, negative reviews, almost downright hostile.
this review is going to be negative but it there's just no reason to get so angry at getting a product and not having it meet your expectations.
I ordered mango grapefruit and blueberry. TTB. These are two flavor alcoholic drinks I'm making from hard seltzers and a blueberry wine because I did not like the way the vintner's best blueberry wine turned out.
First the mango is actually pretty decent not great but the closest to actually smelling like what they claim and it tastes pretty good. For the money if you plan on doing a lot of small mango additions as a secondary flavor to another beverage, I think it's worth the money.
The smell of the grapefruit although I've not used it yet, smells more like citrus than actual grapefruit.
I'll be putting that in my next batch of hard Seltzer to see how that turns out so I can't call it one way or the other but it does smell kind of sort of like grapefruit.
As for the blueberry, this stuff was so pungent it smelled like cotton candy through the box that I came through in Amazon. When I opened it it actually has a smell more like cleaning solvents than actual blueberry. This does not in any way smell like blueberry, and my nose is highly tuned for this sort of stuff so I can attest that it factually does not smell anything like blueberry. The taste isn't much like blueberry either but more like a fake candy blueberry-esque flavor.
I'm certainly disappointed as maybe I should have done some research but I trusted YouTube guy that I like and he's seem to think that the Cherry was pretty good. We'll have to see how it melds with the wine after it sits for a week I was hoping for a little more blueberry presentation.
I hope this is helpful, I think all of nation is trying to put out something decent for a cheap price and I can't really fault them on that.
I assume if you want something more authentic you're going to be paying three to four times as much.

Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2021
after adding a teaspoon per gallon into my Vintner's Best blueberry wine that needed a little something, I was initially worried. The cotton candy smell was intense and I really didn't think the blueberry flavor would ever show up. Well, after a few weeks I have discovered that this mates perfectly with this cheap wine kit:
5 gallon batch
2 cups sugar dissolved in 1 cup finished wine
5 teaspoons blueberry extract
set it in fridge.
NOW, here is what you must do. Aerate it before you drink it. toss it in a blender then refill your wine bottle. Viola! Incredible!
still not an A+ product, but a solid 4/5 I think after further examination.
So I've seen a lot of very,very, negative reviews, almost downright hostile.
this review is going to be negative but it there's just no reason to get so angry at getting a product and not having it meet your expectations.
I ordered mango grapefruit and blueberry. TTB. These are two flavor alcoholic drinks I'm making from hard seltzers and a blueberry wine because I did not like the way the vintner's best blueberry wine turned out.
First the mango is actually pretty decent not great but the closest to actually smelling like what they claim and it tastes pretty good. For the money if you plan on doing a lot of small mango additions as a secondary flavor to another beverage, I think it's worth the money.
The smell of the grapefruit although I've not used it yet, smells more like citrus than actual grapefruit.
I'll be putting that in my next batch of hard Seltzer to see how that turns out so I can't call it one way or the other but it does smell kind of sort of like grapefruit.
As for the blueberry, this stuff was so pungent it smelled like cotton candy through the box that I came through in Amazon. When I opened it it actually has a smell more like cleaning solvents than actual blueberry. This does not in any way smell like blueberry, and my nose is highly tuned for this sort of stuff so I can attest that it factually does not smell anything like blueberry. The taste isn't much like blueberry either but more like a fake candy blueberry-esque flavor.
I'm certainly disappointed as maybe I should have done some research but I trusted YouTube guy that I like and he's seem to think that the Cherry was pretty good. We'll have to see how it melds with the wine after it sits for a week I was hoping for a little more blueberry presentation.
I hope this is helpful, I think all of nation is trying to put out something decent for a cheap price and I can't really fault them on that.
I assume if you want something more authentic you're going to be paying three to four times as much.

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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 26, 2019




Purchased these expensive “extracts” as hopeful improvement over grocery store brands, which turn out to be far better flavoured at less than half the price of these heavily alcohol based products. Berry flavours are almost non-existent, and banana, coconut, etc. have brackish aftertaste of artificial sweeteners. Normally don’t waste time/energy on negative reviews, but these are expensive, disappointing, un-returnable, and to be avoided.

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