COFFEE 10 FOLD 25% VOL
Description
Coffea is a genus of shrubs that grow in intertropical zones around the world. It comprises about 80 species and several hundred different types, the most common of which are arabica and canephora (robusta).
Extraits : Extract
Origine : CAMEROON, COLOMBIA, ETHIOPIA
certifications : KOSHER
Coffea Arabica and coffea canephora
Extract
CAMEROON, COLOMBIA, ETHIOPIA
Code F9235
CAS TSCA 8001-67-0/8001-67-0/64-17-5
CAS EINECS 84650-00-5/97593-13-0/64-17-5
Origin
Coffea is a genus of shrubs that grow in intertropical zones around the world. It comprises about 80 species and several hundred different types, the most common of which are arabica and canephora (robusta).
Biolandes’ coffee extracts combine coffee beans of various origins, including Vietnam, West Africa and South America. The beans are roasted under specific conditions to preserve the top notes of their aroma.
Pyrogenic
Seed
KOSHER
Technical
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Biolandes’ coffee extracts combine coffee beans of various origins, including Vietnam, West Africa and South America. The beans are roasted under specific conditions to preserve the top notes of their aroma.
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Tarifs
Perfumery
This extract offers coffee notes in its balsamic version. Mocha effects, caramel, it really evokes the coffee flavor associated with food products.
Food flavors
Coffee extracts add a powerful green coffee effect and phenolic qualities to the top notes of coffee flavors and brown flavors. They resist high temperatures, making them well-suited for hard candies. They are also suited for pastry flavors like tiramisu and “opera” (a chocolate and coffee combination).
Beauty and personal care
This product is rarely used in cosmetics.
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This extract offers coffee notes in its balsamic version. Mocha effects, caramel, it really evokes the coffee flavor associated with food products.
This product is rarely used in cosmetics.
Coffee extracts add a powerful green coffee effect and phenolic qualities to the top notes of coffee flavors and brown flavors. They resist high temperatures, making them well-suited for hard candies. They are also suited for pastry flavors like tiramisu and “opera” (a chocolate and coffee combination).
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