Natural Flavours for Confectionery and Chocolate
Oil soluble natural flavours for confectionery and chocolate, made in Sydney.
- Chocolate
- Compound coatings
- Chewing gum
- Fat fillings
- Popcorn
- Sugar confectionery
What you need to know
Recommended flavours for confectionery
Click a card for the full specification, dosage, price breaks, PIF and SDS.
Formulation notes
- Dosage: 0.2% protein-rich bars · 0.3% fat filling · 0.4% popcorn · 0.5% chocolate and gum.
- Solubility: a water soluble flavour will not disperse in fat and can affect viscosity.
- Concentrates: 10X oil soluble codes: bigger impact at about a tenth of the dose.
- Less cocoa: Cocoa Booster keeps the chocolate character when cocoa is reduced.
2026 trends
- Cocoa costs: pushing compound coatings and lower-cocoa recipes.
- Pistachio: with the Dubai chocolate trend, now a staple.
- Hybrids: biscuit in chocolate, brownie and cookie in bars, confectionery in ice cream and yoghurt.
- Formats & labels: bite-size, shareable packs and shorter ingredient lists.
Frequently asked questions
Which flavours can be used in chocolate?
Only oil soluble flavours. Chocolate and coatings are fat-based.
What dosage is used in chocolate or gum?
0.5% for chocolate and gum, 0.4% for popcorn, 0.3% for a fat filling.
Are oil soluble flavours heat stable?
Most triacetin and MCT codes are, through tempering, panning and extrusion. Each flavour page confirms it.
Can you help reduce cocoa?
Yes. Cocoa Booster lifts chocolate taste without cocoa, and our NPD team can work from your recipe.
Do you have concentrated versions?
Yes. Selected oil soluble flavours come as 10X concentrates, dosed at about a tenth of the rate.
Talk to us about your confectionery brief
Send us your application, target profile and dose rate. We reply with a shortlist and samples, and our NPD team can develop a flavour to your brief or match one you already use.
Other food & beverage applications
Making a TGA-listed supplement rather than a food? See complementary medicines or all applications.
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