<h3>Strawberry Cream Churro</h3><h4>Description</h4>The greatest part of DIY is being able to design a recipe exactly how you want it. This is the naked version of a strawberry cream churro.

Zeppola was all the rave when it first came out.  By itself, it gives you a fried dough that serves to bring on the churro taste.  Some people have suggested using waffle to give it a little more of an oily taste, but I think the perfect churro is made to be a little more light and fluffy, hence the zeppola.  To move the zeppola away from the typically known donut taste, we had to give it a little something.  Enter biscuit.

Biscuit adds a buttery note here and does just enough to move zeppola along to a happy place.

Brown Sugar is here to take the place of the typical cinnamon sugar coating found on churros.  I added it for the darkened sugar taste because frankly, I'm just not a fan of cinnamon in a recipe.  My version and why I call it "naked".  If you want to up the brown sugar to 1% or 1.5%, go for it.  If you still want the cinnamon undertone, then keep the brown sugar at .5% and add .5% of Cinnamon Danish Swirl. 

Strawberry Sweet JF is meant to hold on to the strawberry taste even through the steeping process.  I did not want it to fade, so this was the choice.  I was not looking for the most authentic of strawberry tastes, but a maintenance of sweetness.  Remember folks, these things are sold on the streets from Mexico through South America, and there is a strawberry syrup filling inside, so you will not find authentic freshly sliced strawberry taste here.  Not what I was going for.

Bavarian Cream buttery and sweet, and adding just the right amount of vanilla.  Matches up well with the Strawberry Sweet.

As I said, this naked strawberry cream churro can be spun to your liking, but you just got the how and why for my tastes.  The adds to experiment with are a little more brown sugar, and cinnamon danish swirl.

Give it a 4 day steep folks.  That is noted below, but I do not want people to miss this as it does taste different as a shake and vape.

Happy Mixing

<h4>Recipe</h4>FA Zeppola &nbsp; &nbsp; <strong>3%</strong>INW Biscuit &nbsp; &nbsp; <strong>2%</strong>JF Strawberry Sweet &nbsp; &nbsp; <strong>4%</strong>TPA Bavarian Cream &nbsp; &nbsp; <strong>1.5%</strong>TPA Brown Sugar &nbsp; &nbsp; <strong>0.5%</strong><p>Total Flavor: <strong>11%</strong></p>