Flavorings paragraph

 The final ingredient is the flavoring syrup.  Though many American specialty food companies make flavorings suitable for common milkshakes, these domestic syrups fall far short of providing the quality a gourmet milkshake deserves.  Most domestic syrups are produced through an "extract" process with the flavoring typically in concentrated form.  As this concentrate mixes with the base, not all flavor crystals are absorbed.  This unabsorbed residue can destroy the syrup's flavor consistency, rendering most domestic flavoring syrups unreliable.  Brazilian syrups, however, are made with whole flavorings rather than extracts. Once these whole flavorings are blended with their respective bases, they do not separate.  This ensures the continuity of taste a gourmet milkshake deserves.  Though Brazilian flavorings are more expensive and not as readily available as are their American counterparts, they are well worth the extra expense and effort.

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