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I recently made a recipe (not from a website or anything just made from my own thoughts) and used this stuff

2.75 Cup Pureed Great Northern Beans
1 Cup Flour
2 Eggs
1 Tsp Baking Powder
1/4 Cup Greek Yogurt
1/2 Cup Sugar Substitute (Literal sucralose sweetener packets I don’t have actual substitute near me)
1/2 Tsp Salt
8 Tbsp Cocoa Powder Bloomed (Hersheys)
2 Tbsp Peanut Butter
2 Tsp Vanilla Extract

Now the structure and color and whatnot was all fine, but the chocolate and peanut butter flavor were weak so I wanna scale those two up to make it stronger. I know cocoa powder can be bitter in larger amounts so I just wanna confirm here that that won’t be a problem (or if it is the current problem?)
(I’m thinking of scaling up to 12 Tbsp Cocoa Powder and 4 Tbsp Peanut Butter)
Alternatives and/or personal experiences to weigh in would be appreciated (besides adding espresso powder that stuff is nasty imo)

Every article I’ve read keeps yapping about how it’ll “massively boost the rich chocolatey flavor” and stuff like that, but does it actually make that significant of a difference? It feels like it’ll make a difference but I wouldn’t imagine it would be that drastic.

My friend group is being starved for games and the main thing we all agree is good is a game that can be replayed and has creative freedom. Games like item asylum, JJS, enfosi, nullscape, and brace were all good because they’re extremely replayable and have that element where you can’t technically progress but can just play and do whatever for a joke with your friends. The problem is, the last recent game was nullscape seven months ago. JJS gets consistent content and we still play it, but you can really only chew the same food for so long until it loses its flavor. Does anyone have ANY suggestions, even if they do have progression we simply need a fun game where you can make jokes and have laughs with the in game content.

I’m 14, almost 15, and I’ve been doing hill sprints for the last two weeks and I think I’m overdoing it

I’ve never done anything sprinting based before because I run XC and I’ve been doing 100m up a hill (not too steep of one but steep enough), then a 2:30 intermission and repeat that 7 times

I do this once a week and my legs have been pretty sore/fatigued for a couple days after and when I tried to run a 5K today I had slowed down to my 5 mile pace and then had to stop at about 2.1 miles because of my thighs (2 days after the sprints)

Any suggestions on what to do whether it’s something like just doing less sprints (preferably give me a number) or if I’m supposed to be doing some sort of cooldown after?