u/LolitaRey

Im making vegan oat-cashew yogurt from Miyoko´s recipes to make a mozarella cheese with it. She says to heat it to a boil after milking it so it reaches a thick texture but on the video its more like a slightly thick syrup. My yogurt turned into a thick thick paste like mashed potatos in like 5 seconds on the heat. I added the yogurt starter anyways but wondering if I should just scratch this and redo it. Will it still become yogurt in a couple hours and will I be able to use it for cheese?

If anyone knows what went wrong please tell me so I can fix next time

The recipe was 1 cup oats 4 cups water blended and milked.
Blend in 3/4 cup cashew.
Heat until 160F in a sauce pan until thickens.
Cool it, add yogurt culture and leave for 8 hours at 90F

I am looking for a good chocolate flavor since Im allergic to actual chocolate and refuse to quit it but most of the syrups say mocha or coffee or espresso and I HATE coffee flavors. Can anyone who has bought this confirm if flavors like “chocolate mocha syrup” have coffee flavor or if it overpowers the chocolate one? I thought maybe the flavor could just be chocolate and mocha is refering to what drink to add it to.

Im alergic to all milk products so ive been searching vegan recipes for the past year but there is a mayor problem I have. I am ALSO alergic to chocolate, which Ive found is the most common ingredient in vegan sweets Im guessing because of its strong flavor capable of masking other flavors like eggs/etc.
Is there anything else I can use for these recipes? Vanilla is not strong enough to cover the flavor of all the vegan substitues

I have a resing 3d printer but I hate hate hate painting the figures it just never comes out as clean or proffesional looking as a figure from like MINISO mystery box looks. Im wondering if you could just spraycan a uniform solid color in the figure and then use one of these machines to actually print onto the figure the eyes, mouth, or a pattern or any detailed design that the figure has.

Will it transfer correctly and if so, which option would be the best for this. UV printers are really expensive compared to a DTF but Im not sure if these last ones will actually stick to resin or if they are fabric only.

If not, any tips or processes similar to these to lower handpainting to the minimum.

Im making a card game and thought it would be nice to learn in my free time an engine an try to make it into an online game. I KNOW it is not like a thing you learn on a weekend but I have always been interested in learning so thought why not start now, I could try to use it for playtesting my game online and if I am good enough I can make the whole game or if not get someone else to build a better version later.

Im wonderning what engine would be better/faster to learn to do the game Im trying to do, these features are the core of the came so they have to have to be able to be made in the engine I learn:

1.Must be an online game, while some pve can be included 90%+ of the game would be online battles.

2.Must also have 3d-2d support (All my card art is made from 3d models so eventually rare unlocks would have the 3d models actually popping out and moving from the cards themselves. As well as I would love to include a hub with avatars and minigames to move around the world and meet other players between games.

3.Must be multiplatform, I would love to make my game into a pc game and mobile app (maybe even a switch game?) as it is a more casual tcg rather than a hardcore competitive one. Great for picking up on the phone as you go to the bathroom.

Before you guys say anything I know it is hard and lenghty to learn these skills as a begginner, I know it will take a lot of time I just want to be sure so I dont pour years into an engine only to find out I cant make the game I want in it. Please help.