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    Some of the new ones I'm seeing are:

    WFSC Carrot Cake
    WFSC Champagne Soda
    WFSC Cherimoya
    WFSC Cola Gummy Candy
    WFSC Cranberry Cocktail
    WFSC Eucalyptus Mint
    WFSC Frog Gummy Candy
    WFSC Marscapone Cream Cheese
    WFSC Milk
    WFSC Pineapple Candy
    WFSC Pumpkin Candy
    WFSC Snake Fruit
    WFSC Sour Gummy Candy
    WFSC Sweet & Sour Rhubarb
    WFSC Yangmei Berry

    There might be a couple more but I'm not sure if they are new or not.
    Yup,I did see those too. I really don't see much other than the 3 that interest me. I'll have that Cream Cheese for sure.
     

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    I have a question sort of. When I tried the HS Italian Cream solo at 1% I got a nice tangy,cheesy,creamy, not sweet flavor with a little bite.Now mixed in recipes I'm not getting so much of the tangy/cheesy part. It's a bit better at 1.5% and I'm thinking of trying 2%. Thoughts?
     

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    I am sure you can too!:lol::lol::lol:

    Honestly, you can give a complete flavor review, when you put your mind to it as well. <fingers crossed>:D:laugh:
    I'll sure give it a try but I'm not very good with reviews,flavor notes............:)
     

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    I have a question sort of. When I tried the HS Italian Cream solo at 1% I got a nice tangy,cheesy,creamy, not sweet flavor with a little bite.Now mixed in recipes I'm not getting so much of the tangy/cheesy part. It's a bit better at 1.5% and I'm thinking of trying 2%. Thoughts?
    Is this a true 1% SFT; or a SFT of your 10%(?) flavor base? Your prior posts have been a bit unclear... :confused:
    A 1% "base" added to a recipe, would (I think?) leave a pretty weak presence. (???)

    Sorry; not trying to be argumentative. Simply a question, from the slow child sitting in the corner, with the tall pointed cap.:facepalm::blush:
     

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    Is this a true 1% SFT; or a SFT of your 10%(?) flavor base? Your prior posts have been a bit unclear... :confused:
    A 1% "base" added to a recipe, would (I think?) leave a pretty weak presence. (???)

    Sorry; not trying to be argumentative. Simply a question, from the slow child sitting in the corner, with the tall pointed cap.:facepalm::blush:
    What I sampled was out of a 30ml bottle mixed with 1% HS Italian Cream solo along with my nic base..
     

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    What I sampled was out of a 30ml bottle mixed with 1% HS Italian Cream solo along with my nic base..
    Gotcha!:)

    So... you took a 1% dilution, and added it to a mix... at what percentage?

    Even if you used it at a 50/50 mix (half 1% Italian cream; half other stuff), the best you could hope for, is a 0.50% inclusion of the Italian Cream.
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    Gotcha!:)

    So... you took a 1% dilution, and added it to a mix... at what percentage?

    Even if you used it at a 50/50 mix (half 1% Italian cream; half other stuff), the best you could hope for, is a 0.50% inclusion of the Italian Cream.
    :)
    Nope,it was a true 1% mix (SFT)
     

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    OK,I'm getting myself confused here. I mixed 30ml of the cream at 1% as an sft and let it steep for 9 weeks. This is what I tried as a single flavor. I have a few totally other mixes that I've added 1% of the cream to (out of the flavor bottle).These mixes steeped 9 weeks and I'm not getting much cheesy tang from the cream in the mix. The same with mixes with 1.5%
     

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    OK,I'm getting myself confused here. I mixed 30ml of the cream at 1% as an sft and let it steep for 9 weeks. This is what I tried as a single flavor. I have a few totally other mixes that I've added 1% of the cream to (out of the flavor bottle).These mixes steeped 9 weeks and I'm not getting much cheesy tang from the cream in the mix. The same with mixes with 1.5%
    I think(?) I am understanding you:
    "The plain 1% HS Italian Cream; has more tang than 1% HS Italian Cream added to a more complex mix." Is that correct? ( both aged for approximately the same amount of time)
     
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    I think(?) I am understanding you:
    "The plain 1% HS Italian Cream; has more tang than 1% HS Italian Cream added to a more complex mix." Is that correct? ( both shed for approximately the same amount of time)
    Yes. Also 1.5% is a bit better but still not providing much of the cheesy tang.
     

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    @FranC,
    I would think/expect a comparable dilution to taste differently, when one is a stand-alone, and the other has additional flavor influences.

    We routinely add additional concentrates to affect the primary flavors (amplify, soften, redirect). I am not surprised an SFT does not compare to a multi-concentrate mix. Perhaps, increasing the Italian Cream is in order (to maintain its own influence)?:blush:
     

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    Fran try using the 10% as your base, just add the other flavore.
    And remember your math!;) If I am using a 10% "base;" even if I add nothing else, I only have 10 %. If I add 10% of a 10% base to a mix... I am left with only 1% of the original concentration. :)
     

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    I’m not sure if I totally understand but if you are using 1% mix of the IC then wouldn’t any mix you put it in result in less than 1% IC in the final mix?

    I had some vt clear lemonade mixed and added several drops to my tank of pur lemonade and it really helped to boost the lemon flavor. The problem is I don’t remember what percentage I mixed the clear at. I’m thinking about just trying one percent clear in my next pur lemonade.
     

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    OK, Ive read this a dozen times so let me see if I have it right.
    1-you mixed a 1% for testing and it was nice.
    2-you made a recipe and added 1% from the flavor bottle and NOT the 1% tester you had?
    If thats the case you may just need to take it up a bit as Joel said.
     

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    I went back and read through again. I think I missed the part where Fran said she added 1% out of the flavor bottle. I understand now that you aren’t getting the desired result at 1% flavor. Maybe whatever you mixed it with is overpowering it?
     

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    OK, Ive read this a dozen times so let me see if I have it right.
    1-you mixed a 1% for testing and it was nice.
    2-you made a recipe and added 1% from the flavor bottle and NOT the 1% tester you had?
    If thats the case you may just need to take it up a bit as Joel said.
    Yes!!!!
     

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