Open Artisan Create a new spice for artisan that empties the fill meters for food and drink

Hey Savacc, thanks for your feedback. I don't quite agree with you on that one.
When I'm crafting top ends items, I wait for my bar to drop before I can use a Bespin Port again. If I had a spice that allowed me to avoid this delay, I wouldn't have a different result, but I'd waste less time for nothing, and I'd be able to devote myself to other, more interesting tasks in my playing time, since I'd have used as many Bespin Ports for as much experimentation in a shorter space of time.
I don't think I'll get better results if I follow the same process but with fewer breaks between each craft, so I'm not sure it destabilizes the economy.

Ok now I know what you mean.
But I was thinking more about something uncommon and not included as a daily process.
We do very different professions and I could imagine that experimentation process as a SW is slightly different and complex.
For example, on weapon crafting, I don’t use Bespin Port for all the grinding line except CL54, but I don’t wait to get another BP for these crafts as I usually do a lot of it on the same session.
But on very top end crafts (so on pricey stuff) I’m used to wait for it because I can’t take the risk.

So to sum up, I imagined something expensive, hard to make for smugglers and that wouldn't make its use commonplace, but more as something exceptional for the rare times when a craftsman has to launch several top ends crafts where the quality has to be exceptional and doesn't want to waste time for nothing, it would have to be complicated enough not to make it a must-have as soon as I start making anything.
That's why I was thinking of making the quality/experimentation count, named resources, and including the use of contraband to limit its availability (and therefore increase its price).

As a result, I'm not sure that chefs would sell tons more BP, but maybe a little more.

On the other hand, smugglers would gain another thing interesting to do, and the fact that no spices are useful to craftsmen saddens me.

I read it completely before posting, and found that the request was about making the buff provided by the Bespin Port persistent. This would indeed affect the remuneration of the chefs, and would also make it less exceptional to obtain a critical success, as it would make its use everyday and commonplace.
Insofar as my proposal was to make this operation exceptional due to the difficulty of obtaining a spice, which includes interdependence with other professions and which could make smugglers' more interesting with more complex spice manufacture (where today quality doesn't count and experimentation isn't possible) as well as an alternative use of contraband loot.
But of course, I don't dispute your refusal.