Virginia Dare Creates New Chocolate Flavors

Jun 29th, 2009
Aditi Inamdar

Virginia Dare (Brooklyn, New York) has created new oil soluble flavors for chocolate and compound coatings. The new flavors include pomegranate, green apple, tea, mojito, cappuccino and sauterne, and can be used to flavor white, milk and dark chocolate and other applications requiring oil soluble flavors.

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