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Milkstone
submitted about 11 years ago by neotrin2000

What does Milkstone taste like and what sort of recipes call for it?

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by the9mmsolutionabout 11 years ago

Milkstone is a sort of flavor base that /u/3tern1ty came up with. It is a pre-mix of cream flavors that you would use like any other singular flavor.

It is a combination of bavarian cream, sweet cream, and coconut extra. Essential for making juices inspired by Seduce Juice's Snake ____ juices. It is a good cream base that you can mix with almost anything.

See 3tern1ty's new Milkstone 2.0 for a new take on a cream base. I've yet to make it and try it in place of 1.0, but it looks promising because it's essentially a flavor concentrate of his Vagnerian Canape recipe, which is cream heaven.

Edit: username

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by 3tern1tyabout 11 years agoMixologist

> See et3ern1ty's new Milkstone 2.0 for a new take on a custard base.

Thanks for the shout. Fixed that for you ;) . It's more custardy than cream.

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by the9mmsolutionabout 11 years ago

Bah I meant to double check your username as well. Sorry!

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by 3tern1tyabout 11 years agoMixologist

haha no worries. I actually use it both ways in a lot of places. I usually have to try logging into reddit twice because I always pick the wrong one first.

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