Natural Cassis (Blackcurrant) Artisan Flavor
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Fruity, Tart, Sweet
Amoretti’s Natural Cassis Artisan Paste is the best way to incorporate the unique flavor of blackcurrant into a variety of desserts. We’ve created the perfect balance between the sweet, red-wine notes and prominent fruit taste of tart blackcurrant to provide a full-bodied cassis flavor that is perfect for cold applications. Whether you’re looking to add depth into a strawberry sorbet or raspberry sorbet – or have the complex flavor of cassis stand alone – we’ve got you covered. For creamier options, impart the tart, fruity flavor of Amoretti’s Natural Cassis Artisan into a batch of rich, creamy cheesecake ice cream for a delightful combination of flavors that will leave you wanting more.
- Item #ART67
- Preservative-Free
- Made with Real Fruit
- Naturally Flavored
- Naturally Sweetened
- Kosher Pareve & TTB Approved
- Non-GEO/GMO Project Verified
- Shelf-Stable*
- Gluten Free**
- Purée Alternative***
- No Artificial Ingredients
- Vegan
- Proudly Handcrafted in Southern California
- Item #ART6
- Preservative-Free
- MAde with Real Fruit
- Naturally Flavored
- Naturally Sweetened
- Kosher Pareve & TTB Approved
- Non-GEO/GMO Project Verified
- Shelf-Stable*
- Gluten Free**
- Purée Alternative***
- No Artificial Ingredients
- Vegan
- Proudly Handcrafted in Southern California
*All Amoretti Artisan Natural Flavor Pastes remain shelf-stable even after opening. For optimal color retention of reds, please refrigerate. Mix well before use.
**Produced in a facility that uses milk, tree nuts, peanuts, soy, eggs & wheat. Contact info@amoretti.com for more information.
***2 oz Artisan is equivalent to 24 oz Fruit Purée
Flavor high fat content baked goods, cheesecakes, buttercreams, cakes, whipped creams, cupcakes, frostings, and more!
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DRINK USE LEVEL: 0.5-1% = 5-10:1000
(about 7-14oz by weight per 10 gallons)
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