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The Seduce Juice Snake Cipher: Snake Blood
submitted over 11 years ago by drd525

The Seduce Juice Snake Cipher goes like this: 8% fruit, 5% Bavarian cream, 1-2% coconut extra. In this variant, the fruit is ripe strawberry (all flavors TFA), and it's GOOD; mix up some Snake Blood today!

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by iacchusover 11 years ago

Thanks!

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by cookingWithScienceover 11 years ago

I was just thinking of making something like this today been loving snake oil/venom but wanted one with strawberry. What do you think about bumping the fruit percentage up a bit? With snake venom its at 9%

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by raskolnikov206over 11 years agoPâtissier

If you're using strawberry ripe I'd recommend 10-12% personally... I find strawberry ripe to be a little weak. The same with blueberry wild.

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by scoopylooover 11 years ago

Oh! I'm going to make this one! Will take raskoinikov's recommendation of 10-12% for the strawberry.

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by drd525over 11 years ago

I personally think 8% is fine, but there's definitely room for a bit more.

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by blemast3rover 11 years ago

Out of Strawberry Ripe but I still have some regular Strawberry. Going to give this one a try. Thanks!

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by billgarmsarmyover 11 years agoFrugivore

i def think 8% fruit to 5% bav cream/1.5% coconut extra is a good start (i also drop .5% sweet cream in mine). my problem has been finding a good apple flavor for a snake bite clone.

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by the9mmsolutionover 11 years ago

All I know is I took your Schlangenöl recipe and added a touch of Koolada and about the same amount of Toasted Marshmallow TFA.(not sure amount, just a few drops) I think TM might mitigate some of the strange bite I'm getting from a fresh uncured batch and the koolada is just a nice addition. Also my first DIY juice ever!

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by billgarmsarmyover 11 years agoFrugivore

awesome! you whipped up some Milchstein and everything?

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by the9mmsolutionover 11 years ago

I sure did. I was deliberating between your Milchstein and 3tern1ty's Milkstone but went with yours because I specifically wanted to make Schlangenol first.

I'll figure out how to modify 3tern1ty's recipies to use less of the stronger flavored Milchstein. I just couldn't be bothered with math last night.

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by [deleted]over 11 years ago

If you do granny smith apple, do low percentage of apple

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by lifeinfocusover 11 years ago

Commenting on mobile to save this lol

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