Help with "pie" flavoring

[tonyorion]

There are a few vendors out there who sell a pre-mixed pie juice, e.g. apple pie, but I have not found any that sell a pie flavor.

Does anybody know how to put the "pie" flavoring to the standard fruit flavors such as apple, cherry, etc.

Any ideas would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Tony

 

[what the hell]

Faries Finest sells a flavoring called pie spice faerie's finest - pie spice flavor extract

 

[ShannonS]

Hmm. I think DIY Flavorshack has a "doughnut" flavor that might tasty kinda pieish.

wow did that even make sense?

 

[GoodDog]

DIY Flavorshack also has a pound cake but neither of these taste like pie crust. The pie spice I've tried doesn't have the pie crust just the spices. So far I haven't been able to come up with a good crust. Maybe FlavourArt has something that would work??

 

[MaxUT]

Maybe a combination of:

F'art Bread Crust
F'art Cookie
F'art Butter

 

[Nikhil]

Real pie crust is just butter and flour, so maybe Butter and Graham Cracker flavorings? FA Bread Crust is more like garlic bread.

 

[MaxUT]

FA Bread Crust is more like garlic bread.

No wonder my pie tastes like pizza pie...

 

[SimpleSins]

I don't know what particular type of pie you want to make, but maybe a cinnamon roll flavor would work, since a lot of pies end up having cinnamon in the fruit filling anyway. I don't know if diluting it to make the cinnamon take a backseat to the fruit/filling would lose too much of the "roll" flavor, though, since I'm new to the DIY world.