I Wonder…

In the video above, I take a look at 5 Wonder Flavours Candy flavorings. Some of them aren’t the best, but a couple of them are excellent. Check out the video to hear my thoughts on them, and check out the notes below to see which ones I recommend.

• WF Sweet and Sour Purple ( mixed at 4%)
  • Sweet Grape Soda-like flavor
  • Quite light and almost fluffy
  • Nice sweet Concord grape flavor
  • Artificial but not Medicinal/Chemical
  • Can be great next to other fruits similar in genre
  • Low end & body both present but main focus is its grape top note
  • RECOMMEND FOR SPECIFIC USES

• WF Green Jolly (4%)
  • Emulates Green Jolly Rancher, accuracy a bit off
  • Has a bit of a red/green apple flavor, with an artificial follow-through
  • Body is a bit too natural, top note almost contains skin flavor
  • Almost has mealy body/mouthfeel
  • Not very potent/strong. Quite light on flavor
  • Not very “candied”
  • A lot better options available
  • DO NO RECOMMEND

• WF Sour Watermelon Candy (5%)
  • Bright watermelon candy note, followed by sweet bubblegum-like body
  • Would be a great pairing with bubblegum
  • Excellent candy flavor
  • Can be a bit more present in strength , needs a bit of help
  • Do not use for natural watermelon notes
  • RECOMMEND COMPLETELY

• WF Sour Blue Raspberry (6%)
  • My favorite of the bunch
  • Nice bright raspberry flavor, followed by blueberry candy finish
  • Artificial, but not medicinal / chemical.
  • Pairs extremely well with raspberry, peach, guava
  • Long decay, lingers on the palate
  • Might be one of my favorite blue raspberries available
  • RECOMMEND COMPLETELY

• WF Peach Gummy Candy (4%)
  • A bit too natural peach flavor, similar to FLV Peach
  • Excellent presence, much like other peaches
  • Touch of “pit” and “rind” in the flavor
  • Not much “gummy” flavors, not very sweet, but a touch sugary
  • Most of the flavor resides in body and follow through, not much brightness on top
  • DO NOT RECOMMEND