The only peach I have is TPA Juicy Peach DX
Someone(who isn’t me) should do something cool with that flavour 
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Ok Vta Light Rum @2%, super sweet @1% and TPA dx Juicy Peach @6%. = A Peach Rum!!! Yummy 
But seriously you can used that DX in anything that calls for the regular peach juicy. It tastes the same just without the so called bad stuff.
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@McDuckie at what percentage would I use either of those subs at please mate? I’ve tried working them out but maths was never my forte unfortunately.
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Lol. You forgot the #elr/july tag on your recipe.
Yeah it’s the first peach I ordered and it’s been peachy enough for my purposes so far, but it’s looking like I need to try some others.
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@Lucas_James_Holden if using the FA Peach as a sub for TPA Peach, then I would use the same 3%, if going with the Inawera then I’d definitely drop it to 2% as the INW Peach is a much stronger flavor. I personally use a simple rule, if I’m unsure of what percentage to use go with the recommended value which would be 2% on FA and 1.5% on INW. As you can always add more if the peach isn’t top notey enough.
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Thanks buddy. Yes I did look at the median values but because you didn’t use the TPA Peach at the median percentage it threw me trying to work out how much to use of the other two options. I don’t mix fruity recipes very often so I was a little hesitant but I will take your advice from now on if possible. Thanks again for your help.
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Sorry to distract the conversation with something completely random but, is your name actually James Holden ? Or is it a reference to the expanse ?
Again, sorry for the random Q, i have wondered this for a bit now actually,lol.
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Not a reference, it’s my name.
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I’d never heard of it and had to look it up, it just shows how much television I watch these days.
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I’ve always used the TFA Dragon Fruit, but a couple months back I ordered the INW after reading ELR flavor comments on it. Haven’t tried a recipe with it yet, but I’m giving it a go in my recipe as well. 
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ive never seen the expanse but maybe
this might actually be a reference to the 1985 book Cormac McCarthy’s blood meridian, judge holden was basically satan.
this was a very influential book
hollywood has been ping ponging this adaptation idea for 2 decades but its very dark
they did turn his book “the road” into a film
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Same. I’ve always used TFA for the emulsifying effect. I’ve been playing around with the INW and it’s definitely more of an actual dragonfruit flavor. But it still lends a real dense mouthfeel. It plays real nice with tropicals. 1.3% is the highest I’ve used it so far, but it’s working very well with the mango here.
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She is actually one of my favourite characters, is she related to you Dman? Im prerty sure her names camina ‘Drummer’ 
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The first season was a bit of a drag though tbh, they kinda dragged out the storyline a bit but after that first season its awesome, the first is still ok juat a bit slow & not a lot happens really, just lays out the base story very slowly, leaves you thinking WTF? I would have been pissed if id had to wait for the second season anyway😅.
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Here’s mine. Fairly simple peach gummy with a grape twist.
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I just mixed up your recipe with a sub of Peach (FA) in place of Peach (TPA). What is your recommended steep time? Also, I could have sworn you mentioned Peach Yogurt (VTA). Have you tried that in this recipe? I just looked under recipes for Peach Yogurt (VTA) and I didn’t see anything from you.
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No sorry not in this recipe. I did of course create an all VTA version of the recipe first. Which I of course will share here in the forum.
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Bless you!!! Once I changed the flavor name to Peach Yogurt (VTA), it says I have all the flavors, yay. I can’t wait to mix this up soon!
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What is your recommended steep time for both Peach Yogurt recipes? I know fruits are quick, but creams and yogurts takes longer.
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