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Old 11-22-2002, 11:00 PM
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what company makes the best?
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There's so many brands, I haven't tried "that" many. But so far I like Dridople the best and beleive it or not karps emulsions....on the dislike side and I'm not a fan of Albert Usters flavorings (at least the ones I've tried so far).

Actually I've never had a apricot compound...I've alway pureed down my own from dried apricots that I've soaked either in hot h2o or a liqueur.
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Old 11-23-2002, 09:40 PM
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W. Thanks for the reply.
I love Albert Uster's Passion fruit. But,they don't have an Apricot.
My other supplier carries Braun, which they don't have an Apricot. Patisfrance doesn't have one either. I see Siebin has one, but, my supplier doesn't carry that brand.
Yeah, your right I can make my own. Just want a paste/compound for convenience.
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If you don't know Sevarome, you might want to give their Apricot paste a try. They are a French company well known for their high-quality flavorings (aromas in French). I know some pastry chefs at high-end hotels in NYC that use a lot of Sevarome products.

In addition to Apricot, they make interesting paste flavors like cardamom, fennel, verbena, and jasmine.

You can purchase them on the web at www.echocolates.com, their importer.

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