Light, airy, and sweetly indulgent — TFA Whipped Cream captures the delicate, fluffy character of freshly whipped cream with a soft, naturally sweet dairy richness and a clean, elegant finish. True to real whipped cream rather than a heavy custard note — light, versatile, and beautifully layerable as a standalone or accent in complex dessert builds. Flavour Profile Top: Light, airy whipped cream with a soft, naturally sweet dairy opening Mid: Classic whipped cream character with a delicate, fluffy dairy depth Finish: Clean, softly sweet, and whipped-cream-forward with a light, lingering close Applications Dairy: Whipped cream ice cream, gelato, milkshakes, and yoghurt Baking and Desserts: Whipped cream cakes, trifles, custards, and frostings Beverages: Cream lattes, flavoured milks, and sodas Confectionery: Whipped cream gummies, hard candies, and chews DIY: Excellent accent or base layer — pairs well with strawberry, caramel, chocolate, and other dessert profiles About TFA The Flavor Apprentice (TFA) by Perfumer's Apprentice is a globally recognised flavour concentrate brand based in California, USA. Known for complexity, reliability, and wide application compatibility, TFA concentrates are food-grade, water-soluble, and free from added sweeteners. Recommended Usage Rates Beverages: 1% – 3% Baking and Desserts: 1% – 4% Candy and Gummies: 1% – 4% Ice Cream and Dairy: 1% – 6% DIY: 3% – 10% Ingredients Propylene Glycol (PG), Natural and Artificial Flavourings. May contain Ethyl Alcohol or Water. Free from added sweeteners. Food-grade and vegan. Nutritional Information (Per 100ml – Approximate) Calories: 0 | Fat: 0g | Carbohydrates: 0g | Sugars: 0g | Protein: 0g | Sodium: 0mg If there is a size that is unavailable, please use the notifications feature on this page after choosing the size you require. Disclaimer: Universal Flavours cannot be held liable for reformulations of concentrates by the manufacturer. We will endeavour to update product descriptions if we are made aware of any changes, but unfortunately certain brands do not actively inform their customer base of such changes.
