Using Alcohol in Confections

Alcohol in Confections

The 86th Texas Legislature (2019) eliminated the TABC permit previously known as the “Industrial Permit”.  There is now no permit required or regulation for items previously covered by the Industrial Permit.

  • flavoring extracts
  • syrups
  • condiments
  • food products

​This is found in Chapter 38 of the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code.  

Contact TABC with all questions. 

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Using "Pipettes" of Alcohol

Per TABC, using a pipette of alcohol would require a Mixed Beverage Permit, as the alcohol is neither infused into the confection or baked in.  Contact your local TABC office with all questions.

See examples of food with alcohol pipettes here.