Flavorganics Organic Anise Extract, 2 Ounce Bottle

I bought this when it was less than $10 a bottle. However, compared to McCormick's peppermint extract, this is a lot better. Lately, I've had a craving for shamrock shakes, but because the one at McDonald's has too much sugar, I make them at home. The peppermint extract at my local grocery stores come out to over $6 per fluid oz. This one was slightly more cost effective at about $4.98 per oz. Flavor wise, I like this a lot more. McCormick's is a bit spicer, and has a harder taste. The scent is about the same for both. I haven't tried it for baking yet, but so far, I like this brand a lot more than McCormick's, and it's organic too!

Add 5 drops to 12 oz. carbonated water sweeten with tablespoon of honey or frozen pineapple juice concentrate for a refreshing drink.

I make my own flavored coffee syrups and used this to make an orange creme flavor with this and a little vanilla extract and wow, so good. It tastes delicious, no fake orange flavor, and no “natural flavors” in the ingredients :) will definitely be buying this again.

Unfortunately a miss. Bought to add to my coffee and it doesn’t taste like hazelnut at all. It makes my coffee taste like I added a little bit of paint. Has a chemical taste.

Customers should know, to plan about 2 mns before you need it. That is approximately how long we waited for it . Once it came, we used it in a new recipe & it is very good.

Not overly coconut and not like suntan lotion taste either

I’m giving this product 3 stars entirely for being organic, however the hazelnut extract has much too subtle of a taste.

If you are a home baker you know that most regular grocery stores carry only the most common extracts (lemon, orange, peppermint, anise, etc.). I use hazelnuts in many recipes and while the nuts have some flavor, this extract really boosts the flavor. It is always in my pantry. Worth the price.