I tried flavor apprentice "Cinnamon Red Hot" at 6%. It does not seem to have a good, spicy, natural taste. Recommendations?
A quick search of the Flavor reviews in the sidebar brings up a few good candidates. The review for FLV Rich Cinammon is pretty bang on, in my opinion. It's the best cinnamon I've ever owned. Be warned though - it's VERY strong. I suggest making a 10% dilution (mix 1g FLV Rich cinnamon into 9g of PG), as it makes it a little easier to work with.
Then you'll be able to avoid the experience I had of completely transforming a nuanced Blueberry pancake recipe into a cinnamon incense stick.
It appears that FLV Rich Cinnamon is the winner. I will have to try it out. The Blueberry pancake recipe sounds good. Care to share?
I'll share, with the caveat that I don't view this as fully finished. It still needs work. Neither can I take any real credit for this, as the base and much of the profile was ripped directly from this amazing Key Lime Pie Pancake recipe by u/joesphaa.
With that said, here it is:
Super quick notes: I'm interested in how blueberries mix with cinnamon and maple here. Also using lemon sicily to push the berries to the front of the profile.
| % | Vendor | Flavor | |------|--------|------------------------------| | 0.5 | FA | Bilberry | | 4 | TPA | Blueberry (extra) | | 1.5 | FLV | Cream | | 2 | FLV | Cupcake batter | | 0.5 | FA | Lemon Sicily | | 0.1 | FA | Maple Syrup | | 0.5 | FA | Meringue | | 1 | CAP | New York Cheesecake | | 0.25 | FLV | Rich Cinnamon (10% dilution) | | 1.5 | CAP | Vanilla Custard | | 0.25 | INW | Waffle (yc) (5% dilution) |
I really enjoy CAP Cinnamon danish swirl, its spicy rich but also have some bakery notes to it, so it needs to be in that kind of recepies, but it's really good with bakery and apples like FA Fuji or CAP Double Apple
I second this as something that doesn't give a crazy cinnamon taste, but does give an authentic cinnamon taste
I like this stuff but it always tastes like plastic if I go over 1% or so.
Have you tried Cinnamon Roll Apple Danish by /u/ID10-T ? It uses it as high as 6 and it's delicious https://alltheflavors.com/recipes/10613
If you like that one, try this similar but even better recipe: Returnity's Cinapple Fritter.