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I haven't tried this in my own cannon, but powdered coffee creamer is very flammable and has been used in the pyrotechnics world for a fair amount of time to produce impressive fireballs. Having done this as a display in a static, vertically set can, I am fairly sure it will do the same (enhancing both flame & smoke) in a cannon. Here is some information on it from the pyrotechnic world.
I have used coffee creamer before, lots of flame and smoke, it also spits bits out, don’t do it near dry grass. I had better results using talcum powder, it’s cheap in bulk. I used 1 cup in a 2” bore gun with 600 gr. Of cannon powder. The audience loved it. And very safe.
I have used coffee creamer before, lots of flame and smoke, it also spits bits out, don’t do it near dry grass. I had better results using talcum powder, it’s cheap in bulk. I used 1 cup in a 2” bore gun with 600 gr. Of cannon powder. The audience loved it. And very safe.