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A new recipe I really like (Sweet Pear)
submitted about 10 years ago by Eggpot1

Hey guys, I want to just say thank you, first off. I haven't been active in this sub hardly at all but I read and learn from all of you every single day. I always want to post recipes but end up second guessing myself thinking "oh this isn't as good as these other recipes. Better not post it"

But I want to start being more active and try to contribute more. So here is a pretty tasty pear recipe I came up with!

Pear (TFA) 6% Sweet Strawberry (CAP) 5% Strawberry Tipe (TFA) 2% Graham Cracker (clear) (TFA) 2% Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (FW) 2% Cream Cheese Icing (LA) 1% Cake (yellow) (FW) 1%

Let me know what you guys think if you decide to try it out!

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by SpRoOoOoabout 10 years agoFrugivore

Formatting :

  • Pear (TFA) 6%
  • Sweet Strawberry (CAP) 5%
  • Strawberry Ripe (TFA) 2%
  • Graham Cracker (clear) (TFA) 2%
  • Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (FW) 2%
  • Cream Cheese Icing (LA) 1%
  • Cake (yellow) (FW) 1%
1 points
 
by Jtetsukiabout 10 years ago

Looks nice. I don't have a couple of the flavors so I can't tell you how it tastes but from the look of things, it should be good.

1 points
 
by helpinnocentchildrenabout 10 years ago

Dam I need to add strawberry tipe to my collection

-4 points
 
by ThirdWorldOrderabout 10 years ago

This recipe isn't good enough

3 points
 
by NotCharlesMansonabout 10 years ago

Neither is your mom.

1 points
 
by ThirdWorldOrderabout 10 years ago

That's why I don't let her into my secret fortress basement

1 points
 
by NotCharlesMansonabout 10 years ago

But moms are the best friends you can have!

2 points
 
by whazzisabout 10 years ago

Your criticism isn't constructive enough.

7 points
 
by ThirdWorldOrderabout 10 years ago

Alright I'll be more constructive. Posts like this belong here or else this sub will be slammed with "just made this and it's good" posts. If OP were willing to provide some notes then this would be a different story. At the very least give me bullet points for the ingredients!

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