I'm also interested in that one... found this (blackberry "trinity")
(RF) Blackberry 1.5%
(TFA) Blackberry 0.5%
(FLV) Boysenberry 0.4%
I know... too sweet for you, but others might be interested.
Could be coconut oil (in the cookies, that is).But then your taste buds could figure it out for themselves. I kind of want a tin of those cookies so I can look at the ingredients. It’s the same back note I taste in Chips Ahoy cookies. I know logically it’s not coconut, but that’s what my brain registers.
I’m sure. Powerful creatures, and when there is a need or want for food, there is not much that will stop them. Thankfully for myself, I am protected Bruce Kitty Lee. Nothing beats Cat Kung Fu
Someone has probably already provided this info, but, per my notes, propylene glycol weighs 1.038g/ml and vegetable glycerin weighs 1.26g/ml.
I tried these cookies called "Palmiers"... like a cross between a croissant and a shortbread cookie (I think you know where this is going) Actually, I already thought of trying that combination (and have both flavors) Will post results after it steeps.
I had a house full of teenage girls for a sleepover. They were melting chocolate to put in the chocolate fountain machine. It caught fire, melting the inside of the microwave. I’m pretty sure we’ll never know exactly what they did to create the disaster (no one has coughed up the truth yet), as their father was less than happy to be roused by the fire alarm and screeching girls to go throw a smoking microwave into the yard. I was talking on the phone to middle kiddo today. Gauging from her response, I’m betting on a Watergate level coverup on the mysterious microwave fire
We have roaches here in NC (probably throughout the SE) called Wood's Roaches. They look like your standard kitchen cockroach but they're much bigger. 2-3 times larger. You can pert near saddle them up. But they behave differently to your stand kitchen roach. They aren't attracted to dirty kitchens. They like water. So you will find them near water sources (or the occasional one who got lost and decided to tool thru your living room). Had a cat who liked beating the crap out of them. Had another cat who wanted to make friends with them.
Glad they didn't burn the house down.........I had a house full of teenage girls for a sleepover. They were melting chocolate to put in the chocolate fountain machine. It caught fire, melting the inside of the microwave. I’m pretty sure we’ll never know exactly what they did to create the disaster (no one has coughed up the truth yet), as their father was less than happy to be roused by the fire alarm and screeching girls to go throw a smoking microwave into the yard. I was talking on the phone to middle kiddo today. Gauging from her response, I’m betting on a Watergate level coverup on the mysterious microwave fire
(Be warned... this is disturbing)
I saw on the news a lady gave her poodle a bath and thought she could dry it in the microwavetrue story.
Thats a pretty old story, and hopefully one that has never been repeated. In compliance of the forum rules, I will refrain from sharing my thoughts on this subject for I will not be able to contain my language.
Based on Fran’s weather reports, I’m betting they got there and promptly froze to death
True story.Based on Fran’s weather reports, I’m betting they got there and promptly froze to death
I loooove those pastries! Hoping for success in your recipe.
To me, the tfa is the star of the show. I used 3.5% tfa blackberry, 2% RF blackberry, and 1% FLV boysenberry. I've been using it in Fran's biscuit recipe as a base for a few weeks now and really like it.
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