McCormick Buco Pandan Extract

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McCormick Buco Pandan Flavor

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Buco Pandan Flavor by McCormick

McCormick's Buco Pandan Flavor is the perfect addition to enhance your baking! This unique blend of flavors is a combination of the sweet and fragrant pandan leaf, and the sweet and refreshing buco (coconut meat) extract. This flavor enhancer will add a touch of tropical taste to your dishes, perfect for those who want to enjoy the taste of the Philippines and Southeast Asia in their own home.

McCormick's Buco Pandan Flavor is used in baking to add a combination of pandan and buco flavors to your cakes, cupcakes, and desserts.

Buco Pandan flavor is part of the McCormick Philippines flavor extracts collection. 

Ingredients: Propylene Glycol, Water, Artificial Pandan Flavour (5%), Artificial Coconut Milk Flavour (4%), FD&C Yellow 5 (E102), Blue 1 (E133).

Available in 20ml.

Product of the Philippines.

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