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USMCotaku

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Bavarian cream. Butterscotch. Cheesecake. OMFG cream cheese frosting! Graham cracker. Vanilla bean ice cream. Vanilla cupcake. Vanilla custard. Vanilla swirl. And any of your fruits. All those (and probably a lot more) would be good with the cake batter.

Your limited quantities are going to be a problem, however, my dear. You need to shop! LOL!

OK, my strawberry cupcake recipe is this:

6% cake batter (CAP), 5% vanilla cupcake (TFA), 5% sweet strawberry (CAP), 2% butter (CAP), and 1% ethyl maltol. I don't know if you have the ethyl maltol, and you don't have butter listed, so you could try it without those and I'm sure it would still be good, just maybe not as full and sweet. No, WAIT! Sub 3% to 5% cream cheese frosting for the missing butter and EM. THAT would work!

If you can get some sweet cream, you can make the Original Bunny, which is:

10% vanilla custard (CAP), 7% cake batter (CAP), 4% sweet cream (CAP), and 4% Bavarian cream (TFA)

Of course, if you don't have the same manufacturer's flavors, use what you have, but I listed mine for reference.

I could go on and on making up recipes and combinations out of your list, but I need to get busy with dinner and then chores and I'm off for the rest of the night. But quickly, try honeysuckle, passionfruit, and vanilla bean ice cream. Start out with 5% of each and adjust up on the ones you think need it. I have a honeysuckle, pear, and cream one that's DIVINE! If I recall, I used more of the cream than the honeysuckle and pear, but I think those were 5% each, and OH, it's good! I'll think on this some more later, and see what else I come up with. :)
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This is what I have been doing recently......

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speaking of migraines...did you know that most people who claim migraines are really just experiencing a severe headache, but not a migraine? A migraine is a specific type of headache (that in itself can run the range of mild to severe), that includes symptoms of nausea, sensitivity to light and sound, "halos" or rings in vision. And are almost always triggered by something, like an allergy to a specific food or substance, or dehydration.

I call the big ones I get migraines, due them being nausea inducing, and often light and or sound sensitivity...BUT, there is no trigger for them...other then happening usually at least once a week, they are completely random. Someday I will get them figured out...someone suggested Cluster headaches, but those are genetic, and I don't believe my family has any record of them (but when I DO get the big ones....pain killers are useless, which is par for cluster headaches). I still think they are service related...never got them before...have had them ever since.
 

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speaking of migraines...did you know that most people who claim migraines are really just experiencing a severe headache, but not a migraine? A migraine is a specific type of headache (that in itself can run the range of mild to severe), that includes symptoms of nausea, sensitivity to light and sound, "halos" or rings in vision. And are almost always triggered by something, like an allergy to a specific food or substance, or dehydration.

I call the big ones I get migraines, due them being nausea inducing, and often light and or sound sensitivity...BUT, there is no trigger for them...other then happening usually at least once a week, they are completely random. Someday I will get them figured out...someone suggested Cluster headaches, but those are genetic, and I don't believe my family has any record of them (but when I DO get the big ones....pain killers are useless, which is par for cluster headaches). I still think they are service related...never got them before...have had them ever since.
Yep. My migraines are terrible. I can't stand sounds or lights or sometimes even moving when I have one. They can mess with my vision, too. Like I was at the store earlier and was looking down at something and I swear I saw something on the shelf next to me about to fall (which mostly just looked like a shadow,) and reached out to catch air, lol. I went to all kinds of doctors for them when I first started having them all the time. The best they could do was offer me a bunch of special medicines, like the one that was a nasal inhaler thingy, but never figured out the cause.

I used to call these my migraine airplanes.

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