Oh really. Okay ill give them another goYeah I do. This goes away after about a week of steeping..at least in my case
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Oh really. Okay ill give them another goYeah I do. This goes away after about a week of steeping..at least in my case
Oh no my shopping list is just getting longer! Sounds so good
P.s this is a real edible recipe, not ejuice
Hey... my yogi sip, over night steep, is tasting pretty damn fine!
If it stays this "light" tasting, I may have got a good'n:
TFA Greek Yoghurt 4%
TFA Dulce de Leche 1%
TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream 0.75%
TFA SWeet Cream 0.75%
TFA Coconut Extra 1%
TFA Banana Ripe 2%
70VG
Because of the Greek Yoghurt, for now it tastes like a posh Banana Conconut yogi. You know, Greek and Belgian yoghurt is a little creamier and thicker than normal yoghurt, while tasting light. Less tangy than normal yoghurt.
Mmm, souds great, I just need some blueberries, but Ill place an order later today.Also, if you want to impress your love (I do this often for her breakfast):
A really nice muesli in a bowl,
Covered in Woolworths Greek yoghurt,
Blueberries on top of that
Drizzle with good honey....
P.s this is a real edible recipe, not ejuice
Lol...Mmm, souds great, I just need some blueberries, but Ill place an order later today.
How long should this steep for?
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hey @Ezekiel going to give this a try now - just wanted to find out from you what is the steep time required on this?Some time ago, I posted a Blueberry-Bubblegum recipe. Since then, I've been tweaking it extensively. Anyway, I finally arrived to this (All-TFA recipe):
Bubblegum-flavoured milk:
Cantaloupe (TFA) - 6%
Root Beer (TFA) - 1.5%
Honeydew (TFA) - 1%
Vanilla Swirl (TFA) - 1.5%
Marshmallow (TFA) - 1%
Milk Base - 6%
Milk Base:
Milk (Dairy) (TFA) - 70%
Malted Milk (TFA) - 15%
Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TFA) - 15%
(If you are not familiar with using concentrate bases, then you can replace "Milk Base - 6%" with:
Milk (Dairy) (TFA) - 4%
Malted Milk (TFA) - 1%
Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TFA) - 1%
which will give pretty much the same thing)
Anyway, this recipe taste pretty much like this:
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(Sorry for the blur... every time I get sued by these guys I end up having a bad time. Figure everyone should know what this is)
Quick admission - I haven't steeped this properly yet. I tried a few different batches, and only hit gold yesterday. So maybe this well steep out to nothing in the end, and if anybody ends up making this - my apologies if it doesn't work. Was just too excited after tasting the batch this morning.
Btw, the key ingredients are the Cantaloupe and Root Beer, with the vanilla swirl and marshmallow acting as enhancers. Honeydew acts more like a sweetener at 1%, so it is not essential (and don't add any additional honeydew - melon-flavoured bubblegum milk just sounds disgusting). The VBIC is also not super critical, I just have it in my milk base for a little bit of body.
Hey man, yes currently it smells amazing really cant wait to taste it. The only concentrate I had to sub was Marshmallow (TFA) - 1%, I used FA Marshmallow at the same concentration. I'm sure it will still be great.If you have everything, then you need at least a week! The root beer and vanilla flavours mellow a bit in the first few days, the cantaloupe needs a few to develop, and the malted milk is funny - it becomes stronger after one day, but then smooths out after a week.
However, it is still quite tasty as a shake and vape!
Glad you are making it - hopefully mine wasnt just a fluke
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@method1 how does FA Joy taste for you? people online say it tastes like stale beer, is that true?
Hey quick question can anyone tell me what does concentrate weigh per mill and does pg and vg weight per mill differ? I want to start mixing by weight.
That sounds awesome, BUT DIY or DIE guy uses CAP Sugar Cookie, claiming it's the best.Guys I think I hit gold with my almond cookie recipe.
The recipe is not entirely my own I must confess - elements of it are from another recipe I found online specifically a strawberry ice cream recipe and another one can't remember the name. I specifically stole the biscuit flavor from it, because I loved that biscuit flavor. Then I added marzipan and almond it is most delicious , trust me if you like Marzipan Almond Cookies then this is a must try. Flip I am just so happy this worked .
Changes I will try in the near future:
1) I think I'm going to replace the FW: Sugar Cookie, with Cheesecake Graham Cracker. I believe this will give a better cookie flavor.
2) I am going to increase the marzipan, just because I love marzipan
Be it as it may, the current recipe is still very very nice - it is like a chocolate marzipan almond cookie, absolutely lovely i.m.o.
TFA: Almond 1%
FA: Torrone 0.5%
FA: Meringue 0.5%
INW: Marzipan 1.5%
INW: Biscuit 2%
FW: Sugar Cookie 3%
TFA: Dulce De Leche 1%
TFA: Acetyl Pyrazine 0.5%
70VG
Also any suggestions on the recipe would be greatly appreciated, i.e. how long do you guys think this should steep for? Currently on a over-night steep and it tastes amazing.
That sounds awesome, BUT DIY or DIE guy uses CAP Sugar Cookie, claiming it's the best.
So I would swap that only
Guys I think I hit gold with my almond cookie recipe.
Also any suggestions on the recipe would be greatly appreciated, i.e. how long do you guys think this should steep for? Currently on a over-night steep and it tastes amazing.
That sounds awesome, BUT DIY or DIE guy uses CAP Sugar Cookie, claiming it's the best.
So I would swap that only
Oh... Right.Yeah but unfortunately no sugar cookie v1 in SA.
V2 is not quite as good, and needs a longer steep.
FW is pretty good!
Looks pretty good as it is.. if it's still good after a month then congrats, you nailed it
I wouldn't use CCGC myself, as it's much more cheesy/milky than it is biscuity.
Yeah but unfortunately no sugar cookie v1 in SA.
V2 is not quite as good, and needs a longer steep.
FW is pretty good!
Looks pretty good as it is.. if it's still good after a month then congrats, you nailed it
I wouldn't use CCGC myself, as it's much more cheesy/milky than it is biscuity.