I watch mixing videos, listen to some podcasts (shout out to u/ENYAWREKLAW and his co-hosts form DIY or DIE).
So.... I'm Polish, the company is Polish and I hear everyone pronouncing INAWERA incorrectly. They flavourings are popular enough to grant them that level of respect, I guess...
Might seem like a rant but it's not. Really...
Merengay
- Meringue - Muh-ren-gay
- Almond - UHL-mund
- Flavorah - Flave-or-uh
- Chocolate - Chawk-lut
- Coffee - Cawf-ee
- TPA - TFA
- Shisha - Sheesh-UH
- Ripe Strawberry - My Love
I will do my best to butcher many more weird ass words in the future. <3
If INW Cherimoya is as good as I'm hoping it will be, I can't wait to hear your interpretation.
I got it as well, excited to try it! I bought it along with Marula just to try flavorings of fruit I didn't even know existed.
I've been looking in to the Cherimoya and am picking up a bottle this weekend. Had a ripe Cherimoya over the weekend. Flavor reminded me of a mix between banana, pineapple, coconut, and papaya, so I'm sure it will blend very well with tropical mixes. It was a little acidic. Texture was not quite as creamy as I was hoping it would be but it was still decadent, I would describe the texture as a mix between a banana and a melon.
Nice. I haven't heard much about it, but I'm hoping it can be used to add something really interesting in fruit mixes. I picked it up the other day, and it should be in my mailbox today. I'll mess around with it when I get home. /u/johnlacuenta also has it, so I'm looking forward to seeing what we all think about it.
Isn't that a squash? I think they eat it in New Orleans. I could be wrong....I hope I am.
Haha nope
I'm getting sort of a pineapple/banana/weird tropical note with a tiny bit of custard (similar to FA Custard). Not super impressed with it right now, but I've only done 3% standalone. I've seen it needs a higher percentage, so we'll see.
Let's also clear up the correct pronunciation of diacetyl. It's "die-uh-SEE-til". Not "die-ASS-it-all."
Kurwa! So is it like in-NAH-veh-ra?
Myself speaking Finnish, I probably butcher the pronounciation all the time, it's something like E-nuh-veh-ruh. It's usually abbreviated to "Ina", pronounced E-nuh.
As a half polack myself, głosować górę.
As my Polish friends used to say when they saw me "Courva!". I assume it's a friendly greeting of some sort.