McCormick Imitation Coconut Extract 16oz 0.47L
Use Coconut Extract to Add Tropical Flavor to Foods
Price: $26.71USD
McCormick Imitation Coconut Extract 16oz 0.47L
McCormick Imitation Coconut Extract adds a tropical flavor to any recipe. The clear color of McCormick Coconut Extract makes it a perfect addition to white icing. Coconut Extract also a great flavor in smooth frosty drinks. Use Coconut Extract to add tropical flavor to pies, ice cream, sorbet, chocolate, frostings, fruit salads, drinks, muffins, breads, pancakes, waffles, French toast, syrups, marinades, fruit punches, curry sauces and Thai sauces.
Ingredients: Water, Alcohol (21%), Propylene Glycol, and Artificial Flavors.
| Tiered Product Pricing | ||
|---|---|---|
| Qty: | Description | Price |
| Each | Unit Price | $26.71USD |
| 6 | 6 or More | $25.93USD |
| 24 | 24 Or More | $24.89USD |
Recipe: Coconut Pineapple Salsa
- 3 cups crushed pineapple
- 1 1/2 tsp Imitation Coconut Extract
- 1 tbsp green peppers, diced
- 1 tbsp red peppers, diced
- 2 tbsp scallions, diced
Combine all ingredients together in a mixing bowl. Allow to set for 30 minutes to allow flavors to blend. Serve with chicken, port and fish. Yields 24 Servings.
Recipe: Coconut Pineapple Cream Cheese
Combine 3 cups of softened cream cheese, 1 tbsp Imitation Coconut Extract, 2/3 cup of crushed pineapple and 1 tbsp sugar in a medium sized bowl. Mix well to combine, then cover and place in refrigerator for 30 minutes. Remove and let soften the stir again. Use as a spread for bagels, pastries and quick breads.
Recipe: Coconut Orange Dressing
Combine 2 1/2 cups orange juice, 2 1/2 cups canola oil, and 2 1/2 tsp Imitation Coconut Extract. Wisk well with a wire whip, and salt and pepper to taste. Use as a salad dressing for a light summer salad. Toss with cooked chicken for a tropical chicken salad. Makes 5 cups of Coconut Orange Dressing.
Made In USA by McCormick & Company, Hunt Valley, MD 21031
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McCormick Imitation Coconut Extract 16oz 0.47L - FAQ
- Q: What does McCormick Coconut Extract taste like?
- A: It delivers a sweet, tropical coconut flavor - like a beach vacation in a bottle, minus the sand in your shoes.
- Q: How do I use it in Coconut Extract baking?
- A: Add a teaspoon to cakes, cookies, frosting, or tropical cocktails. A little goes a long way toward making your kitchen smell like you are on vacation.
- Q: Is it McCormick Coconut Extract sweetened?
- A: No - Coconut Extract not sugary on its own. It's a flavoring extract, so you control the sweetness in your recipes.
- Q: Can I use it in drinks?
- A: Absolutely. Coconut Extract is great in smoothies, milkshakes, iced coffee, or even a splash in a piña colada for extra coconut oomph.
- Q: Why do extracts use alcohol instead of water?
- A: Alcohol is the best carrier for flavor. It dissolves the natural oils from spices and peels, blends smoothly into water-based recipes, and helps the flavor spread evenly in batters, icings, and drinks. Alcohol also preserves the extract so it stays fresh and safe for years. Without it, extracts would not mix as well or last as long. Besides, the amount is small, and when you bake or heat with it, alcohol's low boiling point (about 170° F) means most of it cooks off, leaving only the flavor.
- Q: Do imitation extracts contain alcohol?
- A: Yes. Most imitation extracts, including McCormick's, still use alcohol as the carrier. The "imitation" part refers to how the flavor is made, not the alcohol content. Alcohol-free or glycerin-based extracts do exist, the only one we stock is Imitation Vanilla Flavor.
