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[RECIPE] Simple Almond Cookie
submitted over 9 years ago by DemonicMixer

So i tried to come up with a fairly simple but tasty recipe.I literally mixed this up a couple of hours ago so i can't give you any steeping notes.But i can't put it down because i'm really diggin it.Let's see how it turns out after a good steep but i guess i have to mix up a bigger batch because this tiny 10ml tester won't last me till dawn. Shoutout to /u/vurve and /u/enyawreklaw who inspired me for keeping it simple ; )

Almond Cookie

  • Sugar Cookie (CAP) @4%

  • Acetyl Pyrazine (TPA) @0.5%

  • Vanilla Custard (FLV) @1%

  • Almond (FA) @1.5%

  • Marzipan (INW) @0.5%

*Total: 7.5%

Mixed 70/30

Sugar Cookie/AP/Vanilla Custard Who doesn't love CAP sugar cookie? It's an excellent Flavour with the right amount of sweetness and perfect for a bakery base. I am using FLV Custard for the first time here and i gotta say that it's very tasty.It's not as eggy as CAP's custard and not as heavy IMO. AP i just used to tickle out some more graininess out of the Sugar cookie.0.5% is just enough Almond/Marzipan The top notes of this recipe.It provides a creamy,sweet a not in your face Almond taste.i wouldn't recommend going over 0.5% with the marzipan because it's a very potent flavour and throws the almond off balance

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by ID10-Tover 9 years ago

Does the Custard make it like a soft cakey cookie? Or does the AP make it a dry crunchy cookie? Or does it avoid taking sides in the great chewy vs. crispy cookie debate?

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by DemonicMixerover 9 years ago

that's a good question.i'm getting more like a chewy cookie with a crunchy note a the end of the exhale

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by ID10-Tover 9 years ago

So it's like a cookie that's crisp enough to give a satisfying little snap when you bite into it but still slightly soft inside? And when you chew it, it's not teeth-breakingly dry and hard, but also not so cake-like that it turns into a dough ball in your mouth and fails to leave behind after a swallow those tiny pieces of delicious sandy cookie dust that you wash down with milk?

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by DemonicMixerover 9 years ago

hahaha that's the most awesome explanation of a flavour profile i've ever heard.you're killing me dude. but to answer your question,no it's not teeth breakingly dry nor a soft cake.you could maybe even up the AP to 0.75-1% to get more of the cookie dust you wann wash down with milk. but i would suggest to just mix that shit up and tell me what you think

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by crosstown_rebelover 9 years agoIn a good mood for now - don't piss me off.

I find FA Almond at that percentage tends to get almond extracty after 2 or 3 weeks. Just my findings. Solid recipe

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by DemonicMixerover 9 years ago

thanks for your comment.what do you mean by getting extracty?does it get stronger or a chemical taste?

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by RinVapesover 9 years ago

Have you tried Flavour Art's Marzipan? If so, how does it compare to INW?

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by DemonicMixerover 9 years ago

/u/ID10-T asked me the same question bro.just a couple of comments above....but no i haven't

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by RinVapesover 9 years ago

Sorry. I didn't read the comments.

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by DemonicMixerover 9 years ago

it's all good no worries

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by abdadaover 9 years agoI will rip you a new one if you don't use the sidebar & search.

Bet this would work well as an almondstone base, too.

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by DemonicMixerover 9 years ago

yeah i'm sure you could build up on that by adding maybe some honey or fruits but for now i like it how it is

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