Lemon flavourings: acidity for your own blend
When mixing your own, lemon is the classic acidic component. Here you will find lemon flavourings, as a note of their own or already combined with other fruits.
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On many pages of this section, lemon appears as a partner; here it is the focus itself. Its clear, yellow acidity can be used in three ways.
Three roles for lemon
- Main note: Lemon carries the blend, complemented by ice with a cooling effect, the most frequent addition in the flavourings on this page.
- Acidity for sweet fruit: With peach, cherry or maracuja, lemon balances sweetness.
- Citrus pair: With lime, a broader citrus profile of yellow and green acidity emerges.
Acidity shapes a blend quickly. So use lemon sparingly as an addition and go by the dosage information on the label. You can tell from the product description whether a lemon flavouring is a concentrate or a longfill. Lemon flavourings are available from 5EL, Bad Candy, Dinner Lady, SC and Dr. Frost, among others.

