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Flavor Wheel – Dragon Fruit

Posted: July 16, 2024
In: Technical & Industry Guidance

Introducing the Dragon Fruit Flavor Wheel! Our sensory specialists have identified 10 tastes that constitute Dragon Fruit flavor. Download below!

For full Dragon Fruit immersion:

Download the Dragon Fruit Flavor Wheel to understand the tastes that constitute Dragon Fruit and keep it as a resource for your future flavor requests or product collaborations.
Email marketing@imbibeinc.com for samples from our Dragon Fruit flavor library to perfect your flavor profile.
Challenge yourself to identify these qualities the next time you bite into a Dragon Fruit or taste a Dragon Fruit-flavored product.
Watch for new flavor wheel releases from our team!

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