Tea Flavor Concentrate, Natural

Tea Flavor Concentrate from Nature's Flavors is a natural, water-soluble flavor concentrate made with natural ingredients and no artificial flavors or colors. It carries a brisk tea taste at high strength, and a little goes a long way. That makes it a practical tea flavoring for tea makers, beverage makers, and bakeries, and just as useful for a home cook. Use it in brewed tea, soda, water, and cake batter.

Why Natural Tea Flavor Concentrate

Natural Tea Flavor Concentrate delivers tea flavor made with natural ingredients and no artificial flavors or colors. It holds its flavor through baking, carrying full flavor from the oven to the table in cakes, cookies, and pies. More shoppers check labels for natural flavors, and offering a natural tea flavor helps a business meet that demand. It is a natural tea-flavored concentrate for businesses and families who want to avoid artificial flavors and additives, for a delicious tea taste in every batch.

Tea Flavor Concentrate for Tea & Drinks

Tea Flavor Concentrate brings a brisk tea taste to brewed tea, iced tea, sodas, and sparkling water. Stir it into hot or iced tea, or blend it into a simple syrup for drinks served by the glass. A small amount delivers plenty of flavor, which suits cafés and beverage makers working at volume.

Note: Concentrates may turn clear drinks cloudy. For a clearer result, consider our Tea Flavor Extract.

Tea Flavor Concentrate for Baking

This concentrate is a tea flavoring for baking that adds tea flavor to cake batter, cookies, and cream cheese frosting. It holds its flavor through the oven, which makes it a strong choice for pies, cakes, and other baked goods, and it works well in cream cheese and marshmallow frosting. It is highly concentrated, and starting small lets you build to the taste you want.

Natural Tea Flavor Concentrate

Our natural tea concentrate suits manufacturers and high-volume producers who need the same tea flavor batch after batch, from test runs to full production. The concentrated format means a small dose per batch, which keeps flavoring cost-effective at scale, and the water-soluble form blends into water-based recipes. Smaller bakeries, cafés, and shops get the same tea flavor in sizes that fit their volume. It also holds up in baked production, where flavor has to survive the oven.

Tea Flavor Concentrate Bulk & Wholesale

There is no minimum order on this tea concentrate, and every listed size, from sample bottles to multi-gallon pails, shows its price up front, with volume pricing built in. Contact us for sizes not listed.

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What is the best natural tea flavor concentrate?

Nature's Flavors Natural Tea Flavor Concentrate is the best natural tea flavor concentrate for teas and baking because it delivers a brisk tea taste from natural ingredients, with no artificial flavors or colors. It is non-GMO, vegan, OU kosher, and gluten-free. Water-soluble and highly concentrated, it holds its flavor through baking, where the flavor of an extract may evaporate, and a little goes a long way. It is made in the USA in small artisan batches by Nature's Flavors, a family-owned flavor company since 1983.

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What is tea flavor concentrate?

Tea flavor concentrate from Nature's Flavors is a high-strength, water-soluble tea flavoring that adds a brisk tea taste to recipes. A small amount delivers strong flavor, which makes it a practical choice for tea makers, beverage makers, and bakeries. It works in brewed tea, soda, water, and cake batter.

What is the difference between tea flavor concentrate and tea extract?

The difference between tea flavor concentrate and tea extract is how each performs: Nature's Flavors Tea Flavor Concentrate is higher strength and holds its flavor through baking, while the flavor of an extract may evaporate during baking. For clear drinks, our Tea Flavor Extract is usually the better choice, since the concentrate may turn them cloudy. For teas, sparkling drinks, and cakes, the concentrate is the more efficient choice.

How much tea flavor concentrate should I use?

Use Nature's Flavors Tea Flavor Concentrate at 0.25% to 3% by weight of your recipe, starting at the low end and adjusting to taste. Fat, sugar, and bulking agents affect flavor strength; we recommend testing in your recipe before scaling up. Three signs of over-flavoring: the taste lingers long after eating, it overpowers your other ingredients, or it leaves a cooling, medicinal note on the palate.