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White Chocolate Raspberry Trifle
submitted over 9 years ago by joesphaa

Moving this in January monthly recipe thread, going to revise it a bit with more accessible flavor concentrates.

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by crouton976over 9 years ago

Damn, I wish I had all the flavorings for this one... It sounds amazing!!

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by joesphaaover 9 years ago

I have a feeling this will be the case for many, unfortunately. I figured I share it anyway in the hops maybe 1 other flavor hoarder would be inspired to try it lol. The only tricky flavoring to get is white chocolate which is a little expensive but well worth it.

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by crouton976over 9 years ago

Maybe it's the painkillers working (cut off most of a fingertip on Sunday), but after reading the recipe, all I can think about is white chocolate and raspberry... Mmmmmmmm.....

Seriously, man, I'm saving this one to ELR for when I get my flavoring stock built up.

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by joesphaaover 9 years ago

Ouch! Well I do hope you find a chance to try it. It has a very cereal milk type feel but a little unique, i love it!

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by jonest27over 9 years ago

CAP Biscuit? you mean INW?

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by joesphaaover 9 years ago

yup, corrected that thank you!

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by PreDVapesover 9 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

aww, we have everything but the MF WC ( have TFA tho) and the FW Razzleberry. Might just have to get those to try this out.

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by joesphaaover 9 years ago

Should still be good, unfortunately the other WC flavors don't really compare to MF. The Razzleberry was a very recent addition that I incorporated, I have previous versions that didn't include it. The main raspberries you need are inw and flv.

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by PreDVapesover 9 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

Well i'll give this a shot n let you know what we all think, and also share the swap outs. Thanks for sharing

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by oscillating000over 9 years ago

>White Chocolate Raspberry Trifle
>Trifle

You mean truffle? or are you saying it's trifling? I'm going to make fun of you for this typo.

Wait a second...

>trifle noun tri·fle \ˈtrī-fəl\
>2: a dessert typically consisting of plain or sponge cake often soaked with wine or spirits (as brandy or rum) and topped with layers of preserves, custard, and cream >- Merriam-Webster

...oh

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by juice_junkieover 9 years ago

Well I guess I missed this one

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