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Looking for guidance towards my apple cookie. Imagine inside of a nice apple pie slammed into a cookie 🍪
submitted over 8 years ago by milesmkdMixologist

Fuji @4% (FA)

Apple pie @2% (FA)

V. Custard v1 @3% (cap)

Sugar cookie @2% (cap)

Cookie @.8% (FA)

Cinn. Danish @1% (cap)

Vienna cream @.5% (FA)

Fresh cream @.7 (FA)

Bavarian cream @.4% (TPA)

What should I add? What should I remove? I would really appreciate anyone opinion with these as I'm a bit new to (FA) Thanks everyone!

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by Lulzorrover 8 years ago

Here's a apple cinnamon roll danish i've mixed up a few times and really enjoyed:

https://alltheflavors.com/recipes/10613

I'm sharing this because of one trick /u/ID10-T used to make the fuji/CDS mix into a sort of pie filling.

>"1% Dragonfruit makes the Fuji and CDS taste more like a danish with cinnamon apple filling. Without it, this just tastes like a cinnamon danish with apple slices on top."

maybe mixing this up will give you ideas.

another recipe i've really enjoyed is "Queen's Cookie Jar" by sthrnmixer. In it he used INW Biscuit and CAP Sugar Cookie to make possibly my all time favorite cookie. In that recipe it's leaning towards short bread.

going by those two recipes here's what i'd try:

Fuji @ 3% (FA)

Dragonfruit @ 1% (TFA)

Apple pie @ 2% (FA) - haven't used this, don't know how to work it.

~~V. Custard v1 @ 3% (cap)~~

Sugar cookie @ 3% (cap)

Cookie @ .8% (FA) - never used cookie before. might want to try biscuit at the same % or in addition to cookie.

Cinn. Danish Swirl @ 5% (cap)

Vienna cream @ .75% (FA)

~~Fresh cream @ .7 (FA)~~

Bavarian cream @ 1% (TPA)

This might turn out like crap, who knows... but there's some thoughts on it and a place to start.

I took out fresh cream because it's like.. a half and half creamer flavor to me and i don't see that fitting in a cookie very well.

I also took out vanilla custard because, while it is a great flavor, i don't think it fits very well in this mix. to me it would overpower the rest of the mix. bavarian cream and vienna cream together should be enough sweetness and cream.

it would also probably help if you mentioned how it tastes to you now and how you'd prefer it to taste.

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by milesmkdover 8 years agoMixologist

I really appreciate your help with the creams and cookie! That was the issue I've been having I think was to many creams. Going to ditch the fresh cream like you suggested as well as drop the custard becuase I do feel like it over powers the mix after the 2 month mark. I've never tried the inw biscuit but I've herd great things about it! Going to have to order some of that as well as dragon fruit. Just ran out of dragon fruit mixing a fruit dish the other week but really like how it's sounding with the Fuji and danish. Might help fix my cinnamon issue without having to add more spice! Awesome bro thanks again!

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by loIwtfover 8 years agoYellow Cake Apologist

Check out LB Baker's Touch, if you're ordering from somewhere that has it. It was recommended to me by LBs customer service, and I have it but haven't used it yet. But they specifically recommended it for turning fruits into baked fruit, I.e. Pie fillings. It has a touch of cinnamon as well, so it may even consolidate more than one of your ingredients. I also think the FA Liquid Amber is a good suggestion, I have been trying it as a means of creating baked pineapple. It's designed specifically for this purpose as well. People also use liquor, like TPA Kentucky Bourbon to achieve baked fruits. I probably wouldn't in this case, but if you're going to be making more baked fruits you could pick it up for cheap.
I really like these recipe development threads you're posting. It's good DIY Theory discussion. Please let us know what happens with this and the Orange Roll.
 
Edit: I thought the orange roll thread was yours too, but it isn't. My bad.

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by milesmkdover 8 years agoMixologist

LB bakers touch sounds like a must have for my flavor chest! Thanks for that suggestion. I love all fruits and creams so this will definitely go into a few uses just off the top of the head. That baked pineapple sounds delicious!! Think I'm going to order some liquid amber, LB bakers touch, dragonfruit, inw biscuit and probably a few more. I agree I really enjoy discussing the different flavor theories I find hidden in posts like these. The best info I've found was from reading different comments and finding amazing tips for flavor combinations!!

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by cooperCollinsover 8 years ago

...what do YOU think it needs?

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by milesmkdover 8 years agoMixologist

More cookie flavor but I'm not too great with cookie flavoring besides sugar cookie(cap) lol

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by DNagsover 8 years ago

This is already pretty similar to Apple Buttah, so you could definitely try. 5% FA Caramel and/or FA Liquid Amber. Both would be good additions, just depends on what your going for.

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by milesmkdover 8 years agoMixologist

I've herd about the liquid amber but I've never used it before. I'll have to look into that!

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by hyperlite310over 8 years ago

Yeah, just make it 11 flavors......

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by CheebaSteebaover 8 years agoFrugivore

I highly recommend checking out FLV Apple Filling if you're in to that sort of thing.

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by hoodrattover 8 years ago

Be careful though. It's very strong and too much of this can kill a recipe. The cinnamon is over powering. If you use this, definitley tone down the other cinnamons.

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by milesmkdover 8 years agoMixologist

Any similarities to fa apple pie?

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by CheebaSteebaover 8 years agoFrugivore

So I get mostly like a crust with some apple flavor regarding FA Apple Pie. FLV Apple Filling is mostly a blend of like a red/cooked apple + cinnamon. If you've ever had FLV Rich Cinnamon or FLV Red Apple, you will probably notice some familiarities here since it seems like a good balance of the two together.

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by milesmkdover 8 years agoMixologist

Oh that actually sounds like it would fit in perfectly here! Help bring in some more spice/filling 👌 thank you!

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by NorthNJover 8 years ago

FA Apple pie at 2% might be too much. Imo anything over 1% has a burnt taste. CAP Apple pie v2 has been one of my favs. Fuji @ 4% seems like it might be a bit high too.

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by milesmkdover 8 years agoMixologist

Decided to just mix up another batch too see how things go. Dropped the vanilla custard and fresh cream. I do have to say, as a shake and vape this stuff is amazing! Fresh sour apple upfront followed by a nice creamy apple center followed by the crust. I'll have to see how it does in the steep👍 not getting any burnt taste yet but like I said I'll see how the steep changes things. If anyone is interested in my updated mix let me know.

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by SteepingTakesTimeover 8 years ago

You should check out FLV Apple Pop. It's almost half of what you're looking for.

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by milesmkdover 8 years agoMixologist

Will do, thanks for the suggestion!

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by HitShaneover 8 years ago

Apple pie, cinnabun, and vanilla bean ice cream. Yummy.

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