Was just ruminating about how certain concentrates seem to be very good enhancers. When using that term, I am referring to magnifying other ingredients, or in some rare cases mellowing them out. Either way, it is those that are considered making the recipe better. Do not include what some refer to as benders.
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From what I've gleaned, there are a few off the top of my head. INW Cactus seems to be one of the most used. The next ones that I see is INW Biscuit and CAP Cereal 27 for bakeries/cereals. And TPA Dragon Fruit seems common with fruity mixes. Also, well aware that Acetyl Pyrazine is one... and some might include Menthol. Please do not include those that add effects like sour/tart, sweet, peppery, bitter, cooling agents, etc. Looking for response about enhancement to existing flavor of the recipe.
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Which ones are you using?? Which ones do you consider to be enhancers that you are not using?
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And please exclude those enhancing a single flavor like TFA Strawberry with TFA Strawberry (Ripe). For instance, I'd dumped PUR Country Apple into an "improved" TFA Apple Pie mix. Since it's just adding to one flavor and in one mix, not really want I'm asking. :) But in the end, if you consider it an enhancer while no one else does, that's fine!!
have you seen this?
FAQ Friday: Additives/Enhancers
Marshmallow can be used to sweeten, to enhance mouth-feel as well as it can be used to tone down harsh citrusy mixes. It has multiple uses depending on the % used.
I'm sure if you look around you will a ton of info about this on different forums.
Ill give you one though. Lemon is a great fruit booster and won't really make things sour when used properly. I use FA lemon sicily at 1% with LOTS of fruits especially citrus or exotics. I'd consider it most useful after cactus.
Can i consider MTS (FA) one of the enhancer because i do use it like 2-4 drops for 100ml juice its really give good effects
My MTS looks like black ink. I'm afraid to even open it, haha
FLV Lovage for tobaccos, citrus and rhubarb. I've personally only used it for tobaccos to improve their leafiness. ConcreteRiver did a nice review of this concentrate.