Holy Lama Spice Drops Orange Zest Extract – Great Taste Awards. Natural Cooking Ingredient, Savoury or Sweet Recipes. Citrus Flavour, Baking, Drinks 1 x 5ml Bottle

All their products are useful and can be worth getting used to using .... strength flavour aroma cooking before or after addition...... i love them !!But.....they are generally not available in Ireland.... so are ... some are not .... arbitrary discrimination I say !!!!

Really liked the flavour, was a great addition to my orange and poppy seed cake but was VERY DISSAPPOINTED when I only received ONE pack instead of TWO as stated when buying.

This is useful addition to my drinks cabinet. It lifts a cocktail like an Old Fashioned- two drops -much easier than peeling lemon zest.Tried it in a Gin and Tonic also - good flavour.

Very strong saves grating zest for recipes. One drop in hot chocolate is slight but very nice

Good for baking and sauces when you don't want to ruin a whole orange for a bit of zest. No idea if it's good value, but it's definitely easy.

I was so excited about getting this as I have orange hot chocolate at a cafe. Unfortunately the taste is a bit odd. It’s orange but it is a bit, almost metallic and oily tasting . I’m sad about it. Maybe it would work better in cakes?

Honestly, it's difficult to leave a review about this extract: I do not dislike it so much but I have to admit it has a strange flavour, orange yes, but a bit strange, I am not able to define what kind of "strangeness" though; my husband, he really dislike it and he asked me not to use it in my recipes, he thinks it has a "soapy taste". I truly believe it's just a matter of taste, I wouldn't mind to use it for drinks for example, like cocktails.

When I placed the order, the advert was for two x 5ml bottles, working out at £2.50 per unit, according to the advert. I have only received one bottle. While £5 is about average for one bottle, it's not the deal that I ordered.