(TPA) Blue Raspberry

This is a fresh, bright fruit recipe. A lovely offset to the heavier bakery or custard recipes that are often on our rotation.
It's a light tropical taste.

I leave this to steep for 24hr, but it will change in the first three days as any fruits do.
See below on my notes about the Passionfruit and Raspberry fading in time.

TPA Blue Raspberry is actually Frandy Flavours Raspberry (a tart, bright, sweet berry)

FA Passionfruit & FRA Raspberry
These are the stars of the show here. They dance together beautifully.
They both will fade unfortunately - so turn them up by 1% if you intend for the recipe to steep for more than 5 days.

INW Cactus
Simply to offset the dryness/powdery note that the Passionfruit has.

FA Lemon Sicily
This is a nice sweet lemon, used here as an accent to complement the tartness of the other fruit.

TPA Strawberry Ripe
You won't taste the strawberry much in this recipe. It's used for body and sweetness.

image from https://www.halfbakedharvest.com/meyer-lemon-poppy-seed-morning-buns-with-blueberry-passionfruit-glaze/

taking a stab at airhead type candy since I don't have a taffy flavor I'm trying it this way let me know what you guys think

this is just another crazy blue razz flavor but as a bubble gum form with a hint of a sour note

This recipe I found over in the DIY sub reddit, I dont know who the creator is, If you know feel free to share and I'll give him the credit.

Blueberry × Blue raspberry x Bilberry ÷ Custard = tasty vape nummy in da tummy

This is a tough round. I mean the last one had fewer ingredients and was vaguely about fruit
but this one encompasses so many possibilities it was hard just to decide where to start.

Ultimately I settled on nostalgia: Like most kids candy was my drug of choice. I remember negotiations with my dealer (the asian lady at the corner market) where I'd pour out handfuls of change and handfuls of candy and hope that I'd have enough to cover it all. She was meticulous and miserly but would usually let a few pieces go unpaid for, as long as I wasn't trying to pay for them with bottles and cans. But the corner store was all standard fare, the real treats were on the road. Every month or so we'd go visit my grandparents out in the middle of nowhere (and hour drive felt like a lifetime) and on the way home we'd stop off at a little country store.
They had a rainbow of colorful sodas in glass bottles and literally barrels of candy. Not only was the candy in barrels, the candy I loved was shaped like a barrel.

"Barrels of Yum"
It was years later that I figured out what they were called. Years after the taste and excitement was a distant memory. But thanks to the internet I was able to experience it all again and I was even able to rediscover my favorite flavor among them--Blue Raspberry.

TPA Blue Raspberry: It's the base but it's basic. It's artificial, tangy, sweet and watered down blue raspberry. It's good but not good enough to be alone...

Cap Blue Raspberry Cotton Candy: This rounds out TPA's offering and brings it to life. Just these two alone are an almost perfect representation of the flavor left on your tongue from the little blue barrels.

Cap Jelly Candy: This was not just the only choice but the perfect choice to encapsulate the flavor of the barrels into their hard candy form. It imparts the mouthfeel and makes everything solid.

Cap Blueberry: Time isn't an option so to tone down the inherent dryness of the other ingredients a dash of this brings a touch of juiciness while keeping it blue.

Sweetener: For sugarlips and accuracy.

Buttered Toast + Raspberry Jam. POW!
Still tweaking but liking it very much so far. Suggestions welcome!

Blue Raspberry and Strawberry taffy. I have been in love with FW salt water taffy lately and this is that love child. Try this mix from fresh to a week because the flavors all make there appearance in the front till day 7 when you get a chewy sweet strawberry taffy with blue raspberry swirls.

One of my favorite soda's. If you don't have LB blue rasberry you can sub 4% TPA. Age time 1 to 3 days. Mixed at 80/20.