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Real Indulgence. 2 What’s Inside Variegates p4 Inclusions p5 Coatings & Pre-Dips p6 Fruits p6 Flavors & Bases p7 Eggnog Bases p8 Dairy-Free p8 Non-GMO p8 Dairy-Free & Non-GMO p9 Organic p9 Gluten Free p9 Shelf-Stable Doughs & Bits p9 Reduced Sugar p9 Stabilizers & Texture Systems p10 3 Variegates Almond Coffee Strawberry Black Raspberry Cookie Butter Sweet Cream Blackberry Cream Cheese Frosting Toffee Blue Icing Dark Fudge Vanilla Cream Blue Raspberry Dark Sweet Cherry Whipped Cream Blueberry Dutch Chocolate Brown Sugar Honey CARAMEL VARIEGATES Butter Cracker Lemonade Caramel Buttercream Mango Caramel Crème Butterscotch Marshmallow Caramel Fudge Cherry Marshmallow Graham Caramel Nougat Chocolate Marshmallow Toasted Dulce de Leche Caramel Chocolate Butter Fudge Marshmallow Yellow Espresso Caramel Chocolate Frosting Maple Ginger Caramel Chocolate Fudge Orange Pecan Caramel Cinnamon Apple Pineapple Pumpkin Spice Caramel Cinnamon Cream Cheese Pomegranate Blueberry Salty Caramel Cinnamon Honey Raspberry Salty Maple Caramel Cinnamon Streusel Red Licorice Spicy Caramel Coconut Rhubarb Whiskey Caramel TEXTURED VARIEGATES Choco Cookie Crumb Chocolate Hazelnut Graham Cracker Pretzel Fudge Salty Fudge Thick Fudge PEANUT BUTTER VARIEGATES Banana Peanut Butter Cracker Peanut Butter Graham Peanut Butter Honey Roasted Peanut Butter Maple Peanut Butter Peanut Butter Toffee Peanut Butter 4 Inclusions EXTRUDED DOUGHS & FLAKES BARKS BITS: Choco Chunk Graham Choco Espresso Pecan COOKIE DOUGHS Choco Pretzel Chocolate Chip Cookie Cinnamon Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Cookie Cola BLENDS Dark Belgian Choco Cookie Butter We can blend two Double Chocolate Chip Cookie Espresso products together, Lemon Shortbread Cookie Lemonade whether two doughs, Monster Cookie Milk Choco Oatmeal Cookie Peanut Butter flakes, or a combination Peanut Butter Cookie Toasted Choco of the two! Shortbread Cookie Toasted Coconut Snickerdoodle Cookie White Choco Sugar Cookie LIQUID CHIP BITS Choco Brownie Semi-Sweet Choco Brownie Fudge Blonde Brownie Carrot Cake Cheesecake NEW! Graham Cracker Marshmallow Extruded Doughs Party Cake in Unique Shapes, Red Velvet Sizes, and Colors Sea Salt Fudge Brownie Sticky Bun Squares, triangles, stars, hearts, Streusel footballs, and more Vanilla Cake Large, random-shaped chunky dough Supersized cookie dough “pucks” 5 Coatings & Pre-Dips Choco Bar Dark Choco Bar Milk Choco Bar Choco Cone Choco Pre-Dip Clear Pre-Dip White Pre-Dip Fruits FRUIT PACKS FRUIT PURÉES Cherry Banana Mango Cinnamon Apple Chunk Black Raspberry Peach Coarse Pineapple Blackberry Pomegranate Dutch Apple Pie Blue Raspberry Pumpkin Orange Pineapple Blueberry Raspberry Peach Chunky Strawberry Spiced Pumpkin Pineapple Dark Cherry Strawberry Rum Raisin Dark Raspberry Spumoni Strawberry 6 Flavors & Bases ICE CREAM Irish Coffee SHERBET Bavarian Cream Key Lime Lemon Black Cherry Lemon Lime Blackberry Lemon Créme Orange Blue Moon Mango Pineapple Blueberry Marshmallow Raspberry Brown Butter Mascarpone Orange Brown Sugar WATER ICE Peanut Butter Brownie Batter Banana Butter Pecan Pineapple Blue Raspberry Butterscotch Pistachio Cherry Cannoli Pomegranate Blueberry Grape Caramel Popcorn Lemon Caramel Syrup Pretzel Lime Cereal Milk Pumpkin Orange Cheesecake Pumpkin Cheesecake Fruits Cherry Raspberry SORBET Chocolate Red Velvet Cake Lemon Chocolate French Silk Sea Salt Caramel Mango Chocolate Malt Sea Salt Maple Pomegranate Blueberry Chocolate Syrup Speculoos Cookie Raspberry Cinnamon Spiced Pumpkin Cinnamon Caramel Strawberry Cinnamon Honey Sugar Cookie Citrus Tiramisu Coconut Toasted Marshmallow Coconut Pineapple Vanilla Coffee White Choco Cookie Dough Cream Cheese Cupcake Custard Dark Chocolate Dark Sweet Cherry French Custard Gingerbread Glazed Donut Graham Cracker Hibiscus Honey Roasted Peanut Butter 7 Eggnog Bases Dairy-Free Classic Standard VARIEGATES FLAKES Classic Premium Chocolate Peanut Butter Nog (1/2% EYS) Coffee Nog Royale Cookie FLAVORS & BASES Butter Rum Honey Roasted PB Cookie Dough Cinnamon Peanut Butter Cupcake Cookie Butter Sea Salt Fudge Graham Cracker Horchata Honey Roasted PB Maple EXTRUDED BITS Peanut Butter Pumpkin Fudge Brownie Peanut Butter Cookie Pumpkin Spice Sea Salt Fudge Southern Bourbon Brownie Vanilla Caramel Non-GMO stabilizer Non-GMO formulas available, too! VARIEGATES EXTRUDED DOUGHS & FLAVORS & BASES Salty Caramel BITS Dulce de Leche Base Choco Fudge Double Chocolate Chip Lemon Créme Base Honey Smoked Caramel Cookie Dough Peanut Butter Base Chocolate Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Graham Cracker Base Dulce de Leche Cookie Dough Dark Choco Syrup Chocolate Fudge Peanut Butter Cookie Mint Base Strawberry Dough Pumpkin Base Raspberry Sea Salt Fudge Brownie Bits Brownie Batter Base Salty Fudge Sugar Cookie Dough Egg Base Graham Cracker Marshmallow Bits Raspberry Sorbet Base Pie Crust Mango Sorbet Base FLAKES Choco Espresso Toasted Coconut White Choco 8 Dairy-Free Dairy-Free & Non-GMO Organic VARIEGATES FLAKES Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Choco Fudge Choco Choco Flake Chocolate Chocolate Syrup Graham Cracker FLAVORS & BASES Pie Crust Brownie Batter Base Raspberry Dark Choco Syrup Salty Fudge Egg Base Strawberry Graham Cracker Base Mango Sorbet Base EXTRUDED DOUGHS & Mint Base BITS Peanut Butter Base Mashmallow Bits Pumpkin Base Sugar Cookie Dough Raspberry Sorbet Base Gluten Free Shelf-Stable Doughs & Bits Peanut Butter Cookie Dough Birthday Cake Bits Sugar Cookie Dough Brownie Bits Dark Choco Syrup Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Choco Fudge Variegate Marshmallow Bits Graham Cracker Variegate Peanut Butter Cookie Dough Sugar Cookie Dough *Most of our caramels, chocolates, fruit packs, Vanilla Cake Bits and fruit purées are naturally gluten free Reduced Sugar Graham Cracker Variegate Mashmallow Variegate Peanut Butter Variegate Salty Thick Fudge Variegate Strawberry Variegate Choco Flake 9 Stabilizers & Texture Systems FROZEN DESSERT SYSTEMS CHOICE & REGAL EXTREME FREZ • Application: ice cream (all • Application: frozen desserts formulations, from standard to • High-performance systems for super-premium) optimum plant performance and • Over 30 systems available exceptional product quality IDEAL PEAK • Application: low-fat and • Application: soft-serve (all types reduced-sugar frozen desserts and fat levels) • Sweetener systems to replace sugar as well as stabilizer blends COMPLETE • Application: high-protein/low- EX-CELL calorie frozen desserts • Application: sherbets and sorbets • Sugar replacement systems that include bulking ingredients, fiber, and high-intensity sweeteners WATER ICE NOVELTY SYSTEMS ULTRA • Application: water ice novelties • Stabilizers and bases for pops and sugar-free pops Denali’s CULTURED DAIRY SYSTEMS formulation SHUR STAB • Application: cultured products experts (yogurt, sour cream, cottage craft your cheese, cream cheese) BEVERAGE SYSTEMS solutions SUPREME • Application: dairy beverages (eggnog, flavored milks, and creams) 10 All products LEAD TIMES are • 15 Business Days / 3 Calendar Weeks made-to-order • New Products: Up to 8 Weeks Certain products in this catalog will require “new product” lead time ORDERING INFORMATION VARIEGATES FRUIT PACKS & PURÉES • Packaged in Pails and Drums • Packaged in Pails and Drums • Minimum Order Quantity: (Totes are formula specific) • Fruit Packs 1,500 lbs • Minimum Order Quantities: • Fruit Purées 1,200 lbs • Caramels 4,400 lbs. • Peanut Butters 3,250 lbs FLAVORS & BASES • Oil-Based/Textured 2,200 lbs • Water-Based 1,200 lbs • Packaged in Pails (water ice packaged in one-gallon INCLUSIONS containers) • Minimum Order Quantities: • Packaged in 30 and 35 lb boxes • Sherbet and Sorbet 1,100 lbs • Doughs are available in various • Ice Cream 1,200 lbs sizes (5mm to ½”) and shapes • Water Ice 24 gals (round, square, triangle, etc.) • Flakes and barks are available in various sizes and are random- EGGNOG BASES break • Packaged in Pails and Drums • Minimum Order Quantities: • Minimum Order Quantity: 1,200 • Extruded Doughs & Bits 1,200 lbs lbs • Flakes 2,200 lbs (custom STABILIZERS formulations 5,500 lbs) • Packaged in bags (variety of sizes) • Blends: Varies based on items • Minimum Order Quantity: 250 lbs • Liquid Chip 5,500 lbs (less on select frequently-ordered products) COATINGS & PRE-DIPS FOR NOVELTY APPLICATIONS For more information, • Packaged in Pails, Drums, and please contact your Tankers Denali Account Executive • Minimum Order Quantities: • Coatings 5,000 lbs or • NSA Coatings 7,500 lbs Denali Customer Service at • Pre-Dips 5,000 lbs 1-800-558-4333 or [email protected] 11 CREATIVELY CRAFTED INGREDIENT SOLUTIONS Contact Us 2400 S Calhoun Rd New Berlin, WI 53151 (800) 558-4333 denaliingredients.com.
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