nehctik
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Post by nehctik on Feb 7, 2015 19:30:37 GMT
I found mixing percentages for most of my new concentrates, the only ones i cant find are mom and pops batter up and chefs rebranded pineberry, oh also any idea how much capellas dragon fruit as a secondary flavour, I plan to add it to a granted its custard conc. One last thing, vanillin, how much should I use per 10ml? (its premade vanillin in pg)
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Post by Perpetua on Feb 7, 2015 20:47:52 GMT
One last thing, vanillin, how much should I use per 10ml? (its premade vanillin in pg) 1-2% I find is plenty of Vanillin nehctik. Are you planning to use the Batter Up as a standalone, or as a cakey base for other flavours?
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nehctik
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Post by nehctik on Feb 8, 2015 17:43:52 GMT
Sorry for the slow reply, had a family function last night. 1-2% wow ok i was going to assume 1 ml per 10ml so I would have been way over.
Regarding the batter up, I was going to try it as a stand alone and also mix batter up with vanillin and something else, I was thinking strawberry or blackberry.
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Post by Perpetua on Feb 8, 2015 18:09:03 GMT
Capella's Cake Batter ( which is yummy for me ) as a standalone I mix at 20% . . . as a base flavour around 12% - 15%, then I add chocolate/coffee/nut/or a fruit flavour depending on what I fancy. It does take a time to steep, to be at it's nicest . . . I'd imagine M&P's Batter Up to not be dissimilar nehctik.
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