What is Flavorah up to?

A few of us were given the opportunity to be guinea pigs. Basically.

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Nice experiment to be part of. :smiley:

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I can share with ya. Let me get some 5ml bottles and I’ll send each flavor I get. I think I have your address already, but pm me please anyhow!

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Seriously? That is very kind of you. Thank you! PM coming.

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[quote=“Alisa, post:5, topic:40348, full:true”]
Dutch Chocolate!!! oh my my my…
[/quote]Deutsch is German not Dutch, just saying :grinning:

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DAng it! I KNEW that. Sheesh… I was so tired last night. Apologies to anyone offended!

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do you, by chance, know the story of Pennsylvania Dutch? it basically explains Americans and their misunderstanding of Dutch and Deutsch…
my mother is born and raised in Germany and i lived in Germany for 10 years…

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I will tell the entire Dutch nation that you didn’t mean to offend them, darn girl, we have a history and it still hurts! :sweat_smile:[quote=“Whiterose0818, post:27, topic:40348”]
do you, by chance, know the story of Pennsylvania Dutch?
[/quote]I read about that but am still shattered… :scream:

This goes way back to the late 19th Century, when German folk were migrating to Pennsylvania and were calling eachother ‘Deutsch’ in front of the English-speaking populous, ignorant of the difference.

See… I do know SOME things. :stuck_out_tongue:

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Question is, does Brendan mean Dutch Chocolate or German Chocolate? That’s exactly what I wondered when I saw it, but in my mind I settled on German Chocolate since he used the word “cake” in the description.

That’s exactly what I was about to say. LoL. Not gonna lie, I didn’t know there was a difference. Learn something new every day around here! So…we’re going with german chocolate? There was a thread around here at one point in time of someone looking for a german chocolate cake recipe…wonder if this would help?

To be honest, I always thought it were the Belgians and the Swiss who made chocolate. We have a Verkade chocolate factory here but when it comes to luxury chocolate the Belgians are the best.

Germans are well known for their cakes so that might be it.

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Heck, I didn’t get the care package!!! Must be a really nice guy, this Brendan!!!

Me neither :no_mouth:

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I’m jealous :neutral_face:

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Lot’s of people make that mistake! :slight_smile:

http://www.hersheys.com/images/products/3480/hershey-bars-milk-chocolate_lg.png

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Holy cow…is it just me or is the lovage super thick like syrup?? Finger test, doesn’t have much flavor or scent. Kinda looks and tastes like molasses. Very interesting.

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i believe Brendan is the owner

where are you located?

I put a small drop of this Flavorah Lovage on the back of my hand just now and rubbed it into the skin. It is sticky and dark, but I do smell an earthy-celery-type aroma. Surprisingly, when I tasted it, all I get right now is a very slight sweetness. But, I have to say that aroma IS enticing.

Edit: After trying it again with 2 drops, I do get the light earthy celery flavor on my tongue now.