Intermediate Sizes for Flavorings?

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There is a big size jump from 10ml to 70ml in your flavorings sizes.

Why not add them in a 30ml size, since you already sell 30ml PET bottles with dropper tops?

Also, since the DIY flavors market is exploding with all sorts of new flavors, can you give us some info on new flavors you have in develpment, that we can hope to see from you soon?

Regards

davej
 

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There is a big size jump from 10ml to 70ml in your flavorings sizes.

Why not add them in a 30ml size, since you already sell 30ml PET bottles with dropper tops?

Also, since the DIY flavors market is exploding with all sorts of new flavors, can you give us some info on new flavors you have in develpment, that we can hope to see from you soon?

Regards

davej

Thank you for your asking.

I am sorry that we do not plan to add intermediate sizes for flavoring in near future, because it need a lot of time and labor to prepare all flavoring in a lot of different sizes.

but we will consider your suggestion and hope to add them to the site in future.

as for DIY flavors, we are thinking of adding more dr.pepper series if the current dr.pepper flavour are popular.

we also wonder which flavors you want to see from our site.

any input will be appreciated. :)
 
Personally I find the Dr Pepper (rum cola) quite good. I haven't tried any of the the others, nor have I felt the need to, since this one seems to be a pretty close match to an actual Dr Pepper flavor.

Some other flavors to consider would be:

Mountain Dew
Tiramisu
Orange Cream (dreamsicle)
Blackberry
Cinnamon Redhots
Toffee
French Vanilla
Gingerbread
Graham Cracker
Key Lime
Lemon/Lime
Malted Milk
Cherry (that doesn't taste like cough syrup!)
Plum
Tangerine
Mandarin Orange
Waffle
Black Sesame Seed (toasted)
Apple Pie
Blueberry Cinnamon Crumble
Boston Cream Pie
French Toast
Irish Cream
Kahlua or Kahlua & Cream
Pralines
Pralines & Cream
Pound Cake
Beer
doughnut
Margarita
Tropical Punch/Fruit Punch
Toasted Almond
Marshmallow
Mangosteen
Butterscotch
Apricot
Citrus Mix (orange,lemon,grapefruit,mandarin orange)
Cookie
Gin
Meringue
Torrone
Red Wine
Vanilla Bourbon
banana cream
Horchata
Lemonade
Pistachio

as you can see there are multitudes of flavors, not currently carried by HC, that could be added if their were sufficient interest.
personally, I find most of your flavorings superior to many others on the market, so I would love for you to expand your product lineup.

The only other comment I have is that some of the names you give your flavorings are a bit too cryptic, and make it hard to determine exactly what the flavor might be. Some examples of this would be-

milk egg (custard?)
italy cheese (cheesecake?)
soda (not champagne, not cola, so what is soda?)
milk mint (?)
 

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Personally I find the Dr Pepper (rum cola) quite good. I haven't tried any of the the others, nor have I felt the need to, since this one seems to be a pretty close match to an actual Dr Pepper flavor.

Some other flavors to consider would be:

Mountain Dew
Tiramisu
Orange Cream (dreamsicle)
Blackberry
Cinnamon Redhots
Toffee
French Vanilla
Gingerbread
Graham Cracker
Key Lime
Lemon/Lime
Malted Milk
Cherry (that doesn't taste like cough syrup!)
Plum
Tangerine
Mandarin Orange
Waffle
Black Sesame Seed (toasted)
Apple Pie
Blueberry Cinnamon Crumble
Boston Cream Pie
French Toast
Irish Cream
Kahlua or Kahlua & Cream
Pralines
Pralines & Cream
Pound Cake
Beer
doughnut
Margarita
Tropical Punch/Fruit Punch
Toasted Almond
Marshmallow
Mangosteen
Butterscotch
Apricot
Citrus Mix (orange,lemon,grapefruit,mandarin orange)
Cookie
Gin
Meringue
Torrone
Red Wine
Vanilla Bourbon
banana cream
Horchata
Lemonade
Pistachio

as you can see there are multitudes of flavors, not currently carried by HC, that could be added if their were sufficient interest.
personally, I find most of your flavorings superior to many others on the market, so I would love for you to expand your product lineup.

The only other comment I have is that some of the names you give your flavorings are a bit too cryptic, and make it hard to determine exactly what the flavor might be. Some examples of this would be-

milk egg (custard?)
italy cheese (cheesecake?)
soda (not champagne, not cola, so what is soda?)
milk mint (?)

Thank you for your post here. the list is very helpful. we will see whether we can make some of the flavors in the list available soon.

as for the cryptic names, I am very sorry for the confusion. we have no idea what they are named in your country, so we translated the name from Chinese to English literally.

we will look into the names and make some comments and make the names understandable. :)
 
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