I have looked all over for a review of this stuff or a recipe that uses it. I have a sample size and will mix on its own soon to try it..but curious if anyone has any experience with it. Would be great if it tastes like Cap Chocolate Donut without the chocolate.
TFA Frosted Donut?
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Probably quite sugary/sweet tasting I'd guess.
Most TFA flavors I start at around 10% IMO.
Most TFA flavors I start at around 10% IMO.
Just finished a big mixing and made some of this single flavor at 8%. I guess I'll see what it tastes like after a 20 minute warm water bath because..
I also made some TFA cheesecake with graham crust single flavored to sample it and got them mixed up and can't tell just by sniffing. /facepalm
Edited to add: Got it! This tastes just like the thin glaze they put on plain glazed donuts. Not getting much donut. Waaaay too soon to be sure though, just made it so will give it some time. If it stays that way though, a sweet vanilla glaze might have its uses.
I also made some TFA cheesecake with graham crust single flavored to sample it and got them mixed up and can't tell just by sniffing. /facepalm
Edited to add: Got it! This tastes just like the thin glaze they put on plain glazed donuts. Not getting much donut. Waaaay too soon to be sure though, just made it so will give it some time. If it stays that way though, a sweet vanilla glaze might have its uses.
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The Doughnut & Cake flavorings are all "hit and miss", but mostly "miss".
But you could try adding 2% FA Cookie.
Also might go well with fruits and bakery mixes for the sweetness part.
But you could try adding 2% FA Cookie.
Also might go well with fruits and bakery mixes for the sweetness part.
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