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[rogue zombie]

Yip mouthfeel = Bavarian Cream, Vienna Cream, Marshmallows, Coconut, Vanilla Bean Ice Creams.





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[rogue zombie]

Oh and CAP Custard V1

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[Strontium]

A splash of motor oil will give you huge clouds

 

[Andre]

A splash of motor oil will give you huge clouds

We bow deeply to your superior knowledge.

 

[Caveman]

Hardly a maestro but this has worked for me:

CAP VC V1 at 0.5% and below. I don't taste but it adds the smooth/heavy mouth feel (Great tip I found one day on Reddit)
FA/CAP Marshmallow at 0.5% and below
INW Biscuit at 0.25%. For me this adds that buttery mouth feel without adding a taste to the juice. Granted I haven't tried this in fruits, I reckon TFA Graham Cracker Clear would have the same effect.
Vienna Cream 0.2 - 0.6% does good things to creamy mixes.
For fruits add some FA Custard as per HIC's notes:
"Use Custard with your favorite
fruits to make them creamy. The vanilla accents all fruit flavors, and the lemon complements most. If you enjoy vaping fresh fruit flavors, you need FA Custard"
and "You can use along with Vienna Cream to minimize the lemon flavor."
I would keep it below 1% to start with though, and add 0.5 to 0.3 ratio of Vienna Cream if you taste any lemon and don't want it.

 

[Huffapuff]

@Huffapuff
Since this is my last month as a vendor I am willing to share a recipe of mine. What flavour were you aiming for?

If I may ask - why your last month as a vendor?

 

[KZOR]

@Huffapuff
The market is oversaturated with juice makers and do not have the time to invest to try and become a serious competitor and supplier.
Will still make and supply to friends and local customer base.

 

[Andre]

Hardly a maestro but this has worked for me:

CAP VC V1 at 0.5% and below. I don't taste but it adds the smooth/heavy mouth feel (Great tip I found one day on Reddit)
FA/CAP Marshmallow at 0.5% and below
INW Biscuit at 0.25%. For me this adds that buttery mouth feel without adding a taste to the juice. Granted I haven't tried this in fruits, I reckon TFA Graham Cracker Clear would have the same effect.
Vienna Cream 0.2 - 0.6% does good things to creamy mixes.
For fruits add some FA Custard as per HIC's notes:
"Use Custard with your favorite
fruits to make them creamy. The vanilla accents all fruit flavors, and the lemon complements most. If you enjoy vaping fresh fruit flavors, you need FA Custard"
and "You can use along with Vienna Cream to minimize the lemon flavor."
I would keep it below 1% to start with though, and add 0.5 to 0.3 ratio of Vienna Cream if you taste any lemon and don't want it.

Great info. Thank you.

 

[Caveman]

@Huffapuff
Since this is my last month as a vendor I am willing to share a recipe of mine. What flavour were you aiming for?

Got any good milky non-lemony cereal recipes

 

[KZOR]

@Caveman

Sure m8 ..... I did promise one.



You can add 1% Ripe Strawberry as well and 0.5% Malted milk.

 

[Caveman]

@Caveman

Sure m8 ..... I did promise one.

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You can add 1% Ripe Strawberry as well and 0.5% Malted milk.

Damn, thanks man. Which brand is the Fruit loops?

 

[KZOR]

Flavour West : Fruit rings
Enjoy the recipe.
I think it is best out there.

 

[Huffapuff]

@Huffapuff
The market is oversaturated with juice makers and do not have the time to invest to try and become a serious competitor and supplier.
Will still make and supply to friends and local customer base.

I guess that's the problem with a small market like ours in SA. What about selling your recipes instead?

 

[Caveman]

Flavour West : Fruit rings
Enjoy the recipe.
I think it is best out there.

Awesome. Always that one damn flavour eh.. -- Runs Off to buy some Milk concentrate

 

[DanielSLP]

1% FA Fresh Cream and 2% FA Vienna Cream, all credit to HIC for that, It's a perfect cream base and adds a full mouth feel.

Also FA Marshmallow at 1%.

Then if you are looking for a malty thick mouth feel TFA Cheesecake (Graham Cracker) at 1% - 2% or CAP new York cheesecake at the same percentage.

My other trick would be TFA Vanilla Swirl 2% it is non-intrusive and just sits nicely in a mix.

You can try CAP VC V1 at 2% but it is eggy and rich so it might throw a recipe off balance.

You will have to see which of these will fit into the flavour profiles you are chasing.

Hope this helps.