So I been doing this DIY thing for about 2 months on an initial investment of about 60 bucks or so. Yesterday I spent 26 on a bottle of Mothers Milk just to try it and see what all the hype is. Honestly, I feel that the Honey Pearry, Grandmaster, and Strawberry Belgian Waffle mixes I have been making are more than good enough! This is more just to say thanks to all you super knowledgeable folks in this sub for saving me so much money and helping to prove to my wife that vaping can be cheap!
This clone of Mother's Milk seems to be like 99% accurate imo. Tried MM at a B&M and honestly was underwhelmed.
- Capella's Vanilla Custard 7%
- TPA Vanilla Swirl 2%
- Capella's Sweet Strawberry 5%
- TPA Dragonfruit .5%
- TPA Orange Cream .2%
- FA - Pear .2%
- Sucralose 1 drop per 10ml
Seriously? A recipie that has less that 1%?? Like .5% or .2%?? I don't even know how to measure that. If I'm just making one 10 Ml Bottle that's like less than 1 drop or something. Are you sure??
I just ordered 4oz of caps VC, Caps sweet strawberry, and 1ozs of everything else.... pretty much just going to make the largest bottle of this that I can find.... Or as many small bottles as I can hahaha
What's your recommended steep time for this? I mixed it up but used a 1ml pipette and did 2 drops of the orange cream and two drops of the pear. the orange cream is insanely strong. Can't even taste any other flavor.
How many ml did u make total? Pipette drops are kinda big, I use 1 dropper bottle drop in 30 ml
damn yea, i only had some 15mls clean so i made a couple of those. apparently i used way too much. I also wasn't satisfied with the level of cream so I added a few more for my next go-round. I've never had mothers milk but I've been all about custard /cream and strawberry mixes lately.
EDIT: For the curious: http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/31677/Zoochberry+Cream
I've never tried Mothers Milk but I use a multiple variation of this recipe (depending on what I had)
All TPA Flavours
- Vanilla Custard 8%
- Ripe Strawberry 7%
- Sweet Cream 4%
- DragonFruit .2%
- Pear .4%
- Orange Cream .5% or Orange (Sweet) LA .1%
I'd love to try the original just to see the difference between the two. Edit for Formatting
How does this taste after a month steep? I made one mothers milk clone that tasted amazing after a shake and vape. I just tried it after a solid month and now it tastes off.
It's good after a good steep. Are you bottling it in glass or plastic, because that will affect the taste as well.
So how was the mothers milk?
It's decent, but the quality of it is nothing more than what one of us could do....it wouldn't surprise me to find out the ingredients are all from companies that are readily available to any of us.
maybe like...
10% Sweet Strawberry (Capella's)
5% Cheese Cake (LorAnn)
3% Bavarian Cream (LorAnn)
3% Vanilla Cream (NF Organic)
2% Vanilla Custard (Capella's)
?
While I absolutely agree that as DIY'ers we can make some awesome mixes, Mother's Milk is pretty damn great. Don't underestimate it, there is a reason it's so popular! When I first tried it I felt the same way but towards the end of the bottle I was hooked. Not hooked enough to buy more, but enough to appreciate the craft of DIY that much more. There are subtleties in MM that need to be appreciated as DIY'ers to push our craft to create better and better mixes. And for that, I appreciate the work and time spent in creating MM and can only hope that one day I can make something even better.
Interested in the strawberry Belgian waffle recipe. Care to share yours?
-7% strawberry (TFA) -4% belgian waffle (TFA) -4% Caramel Original (TFA)
I find that I had to increase the Strawberry because the waffle can easily overpower the mix. The caramel (to me) gives it a bit more body, I don't even really recognize the flavor too much, but it was noticeable to me when I didn't add any to a test batch.
Please tell me that $26 included shipping or taxes. Wolfpack wholesale dictates that the retail price of SB juices are $22.
It was a B and M that I got it at...I figured I would pay more than the 22 that I see it on the internet.
Actually, no. Wolfpack wholesale dictates the price. They get pissed when B&Ms deviate or jack up their prices because they feel it's damaging to their juice lines. I know this from having worked at a B&M that did exactly that and seeing the fallout when the owners git caught and called out.
What do you use for a Grandmaster recipe? I've tried but can't quite get it.