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Bluekiwi Champagne
submitted almost 7 years ago by heimsins_konungr

I am consistently delighted with this creation and I hope you give it a try.

  • FW Blueberry 4.5%

  • FW Kiwi 2%

  • FW Pink Champagne 1.25%

  • FA Sour Wizard 1%

  • TFA Koolada 0.75%

Flavor notes:

FW Blueberry and FW Kiwi were both chosen because they are the most popular candied versions of these fruits.

I wanted something fizzy that goes well with fruit flavors, and going through others' notes I learned that there's a couple flavors that do very well for that; TFA Champagne and FW Pink Champagne (which, by the way, is currently sold under the name Pink Bubbly; I guess they changed it one day). I ended up buying both, and I actually have yet to try TFA Champagne, but FW Pink Champagne's sweet, deep strawberry undertones were an unexpected compliment to the recipe and I think I'll just keep with it.

I discovered FA Sour Wizard when doing a Hawk Sauce clone, and I've learned it's magic through other recipes. I did a take of the recipe without it, then with it. Without it, the recipe felt a bit unnecessarily sharp and separated, but with it, it blends together softly and gives it a slight sour kick.

Koolada for taste. Feel free to bump it up per preference.

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by imNAchogrlalmost 7 years agoKooky

Consistently delighted..i like that description. It looks like a lovely recipe..;)

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by Krauzberalmost 7 years ago

Freaking saved! Looks on point!

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by krazyken04almost 7 years ago

This makes me want to dive back into mixing after running out of time to do it (really though I just got lazy ha), thanks for sharing! Sounds delicious!!

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by ki-pantsalmost 7 years ago

Sour wizard? Does it bring some actual sour notes? I find TPA sour doesn’t really do much. Love the look of this recipe though. Looks like I’m ordering more flavours...sigh

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by juthincalmost 7 years agoमैंगो कस्टर्ड

Thanks for the warning, I'll toss pink champagne if I have it.

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