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Flavor Library

Profile, applications, pairings and technical considerations for each flavor. Profiles are written one at a time rather than generated, so the library grows slowly and every page says something.

53 flavors · 2 with a published profile

  • Strawberry

    The most-used fruit profile in supplements and beverages.

  • Yuzu

    Floral citrus with the strongest premium signal in the family.

  • AppleIn progress

    The base note of most fruit-punch constructions.

  • BananaIn progress

    Isoamyl acetate; the classic candy-versus-fruit divide.

  • Birthday CakeIn progress

    Butter-vanilla construct with a distinct nostalgia payload.

  • BlackberryIn progress

    Deep and slightly winey; pairs into dark-fruit blends.

  • Blood OrangeIn progress

    Berry-inflected orange; premium positioning cue.

  • Blue RaspberryIn progress

    A candy construct, not a fruit. Expectation is set by color.

  • BlueberryIn progress

    Soft, jammy, easily buried by acid.

  • BubblegumIn progress

    No natural referent at all — the clearest case of a learned flavor.

  • CaramelIn progress

    Maillard profile; adds perceived sweetness without sugar.

  • CheesecakeIn progress

    Cultured dairy top note over a graham base.

  • CherryIn progress

    Splits hard between benzaldehyde-forward and fresh dark cherry.

  • ChocolateIn progress

    Carries bitterness well, which is why it dominates protein.

  • Cinnamon RollIn progress

    Cassia-led; interacts with protein and gum systems.

  • CoconutIn progress

    Lactone profile; behaves like a dessert note in beverage.

  • ColaIn progress

    Citrus-spice compound profile; the hardest classic to match.

  • Cookie DoughIn progress

    Raw-flour and brown-sugar notes; hard to hold in liquid.

  • Cookies & CreamIn progress

    Cocoa plus dairy plus a burnt note; heavily particulate-dependent.

  • Cream SodaIn progress

    Vanilla in a carbonated matrix; foam interaction matters.

  • Dill PickleIn progress

    Brine and dill; the fastest-moving snack profile of the last three years.

  • Dragon FruitIn progress

    Almost no inherent flavor — built, not extracted.

  • ElderflowerIn progress

    Floral with a muscat lift; a premium mixer cue.

  • Fruit PunchIn progress

    A blend with no fixed definition; category expectation varies by region.

  • GrapefruitIn progress

    Thiol-driven bitterness that reads as authenticity.

  • Green AppleIn progress

    Sour-candy anchor; hexenal top note.

  • GuavaIn progress

    Sulfur-containing; small dosage errors read as savoury.

  • HibiscusIn progress

    Tart and coloring; behaves partly as an acidulant.

  • LavenderIn progress

    Narrowest usable dosage window of the floral family.

  • LemonIn progress

    Citral-led, oxidizes fastest of the citrus family.

  • LemonadeIn progress

    Acid-balance problem more than a flavor problem.

  • LimeIn progress

    Splits into distilled and expressed profiles with different stability.

  • LycheeIn progress

    Rose-adjacent; sits between floral and fruit.

  • MangoIn progress

    Lactone and terpene profile; the most requested tropical.

  • Mango ChiliIn progress

    The swicy archetype; heat delivered after the fruit.

  • MarshmallowIn progress

    Vanillin plus maltol; a rounding agent more than a flavor.

  • MatchaIn progress

    Vegetal and bitter; usually needs both masking and sweetness support.

  • OrangeIn progress

    Limonene-dominant; the reference case for oxidation control.

  • Passion FruitIn progress

    High-impact sulfur notes; a little carries a long way.

  • PeachIn progress

    Lactone-heavy, rounds sharp acid systems.

  • PearIn progress

    Delicate ester profile, often used as a modifier.

  • PineappleIn progress

    Ester-forward and process-fragile.

  • Pink LemonadeIn progress

    Lemonade plus a berry cue; color does most of the work.

  • PistachioIn progress

    The 2026-27 breakout nut profile, pulled by Dubai chocolate.

  • RaspberryIn progress

    Ionone-led; reads brighter than strawberry at equal dosage.

  • Root BeerIn progress

    Wintergreen and sassafras-style profile; strongly regional.

  • SmokeIn progress

    Phenolic profile with tight regulatory constraints.

  • Sour Blue RazzIn progress

    Acid system and flavor have to be designed together.

  • TangerineIn progress

    Sweeter, rounder orange used to soften acid.

  • UbeIn progress

    Vanilla-adjacent with a starchy body note; color-led adoption.

  • UmamiIn progress

    Not a flavor so much as a modality; the fifth basic taste.

  • VanillaIn progress

    The most-used flavor on earth and the usual masking backbone.

  • WatermelonIn progress

    Melonal-driven; extremely dosage-sensitive.