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is there an all TFA custard recipe?
submitted about 11 years ago by runfasterd00d

I keep looking for a vanilla custard type recipe in all TFA(or just the vendors sold on wizard labs) and everything I see have cap vanilla custard in it.

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by 3tern1tyabout 11 years agoMixologist

Yes.

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by kageurufuabout 11 years ago

Also look at

http://www.e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/15389/Milkstone
http://www.e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/29021/Milkstone+2.0

both great TPA custard flavors, I prefer 2.0, and either use it alone at 13%, or with fruits

My favorite with it is 5% Raspberry (TPA), 12% Milkstone 2.0, .5% Sour

So rich, very creamy tasting and not too sweet. the coconut hint really brings out the raspberry flavor.

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by runfasterd00dabout 11 years ago

Awesome, I knew there had to be one

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by ElBradabout 11 years ago

As far as I know, TFA's custard flavours still have diacetyl in them, whereas Capellas new custard does not. They responded to the diacetyl concerns and created a custard that doesn't have the same risks as one that contain diacetyl.

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by burnz1about 11 years ago

This says no diacteyl. Edit: whoops this is bavarian cream http://i.imgur.com/liuefTP.jpg

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by turkourjurbsabout 11 years agoFrugivore

That statement is simply false. From TFA:

"Acetoin can under certain circumstances "catalyze" into containing minute traces of the molecule Diacetyl"

"There are some who still include diacetyl in their flavors, but it is not used as an ingredient in any of the flavors we offer."

TFA does NOT put Diacetyl in their flavors.

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by ElBradabout 11 years ago

Ah...that's good to know. The last I'd heard there was still a risk of using their flavourings. I still have some left, so it's nice to know I can use them without issue.

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by trippingandliftingabout 11 years agoMixologist

http://www.e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/24980/Grant%2527s+Vanilla+Custard+Clone

you won't be disappointed. this is an awesome recipe. Takes a long time to steep though, tastes shitty at first

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