I want to know how sweet cream, marshmallow, whip cream on and on interact with fruit flavors before I dive in. Is there just 1 recipe like the various milkstones I can achieve the desired cream effect. Didn't want to do anything if I couldn't at least get some input first. I do not have ingredients for fruitstone, but my next purchase should get me there. Lastly, I didn't want to waste flavors and time just mixing sweet cream with lime, marshmallow with lime, 1 with EM etc.. Thoughts?
Vanilla Swirl. Then add Marshmallow/Whipped Cream as desired for extra sweetness and creaminess. Sweet Cream, not that good with fruits IMPO.
Yay I didn't have to bother you with a message to receive what I needed lol
ditto... I find the marshmallow, whip cream, etc. all just need to be used in a small % to give that awesomeness you are after..
I made a snake oil clone recently, my wife says "what is that marshmallow you are vaping" and its only 1% marshmallow.. really smooths out and mellows the fruit (in this case pear).
same with the whip cream.. its really like a cool-whip flavor, kinda fake, but still very familiar, and will go good with fruits. again, smaller percentages..
vanilla swirl as botboy141 mentioned is good for mixing with fruits.. its very much a soft serv vanilla ice cream thing.. mixes well with others.
I may have my flavors flip flopped here, but I want to say if you use TFA strawberry with a cream, you want to use the strawberry ripe. I am pretty sure I read that it is a much better strawberry to mix with creamy things, vs the regular TFA Strawberry.
good luck!
Much noted, I have TFA Strawberry steeping along with others. Cap Sweet Strawberry is awesome, I may just mix with TFA Ripe Strawberry. I find ripe to be mellow.
yeah, like I said I could be wrong about that. I Am really good at keeping notes on what I make, but sometimes I read things online, and then the next day, I cannot find it again to save my life and wonder if I dreamed it... but im pretty sure that I did read this one :) if I find it I will edit this and post a link.
EDIT:
D'oh... im so lazy.. I should have searched first:
http://www.reddit.com/r/DIY_eJuice/comments/2ehekc/master_flavor_reviews_and_tasting_notes/cjzpqr1
botboy141 says the regular TFA strawberry doesn't mix as well with savory and is better mixed with other fruits.. I guess I extrapolated that the ripe was best served with custards and creams. YMMV.
Combination of TFA Ripe and FA Strawberry make the best non-sweet strawberry for mixing IMPO. Add in some CAP Sweet Strawberry to add some candilikeness to it and you have my favorite strawberry combo :-).
If you're just talking using one, then ripe is the one that plays best with creams. I just avoid using TFA Strawberry as a standalone strawberry in creamy recipes.
It's not what you want to hear, but taste is completely subjective.
There are lots of ways to get a creamy compliment to fruit flavors, marshmallow (pretty well any maker), whipped cream (TFA), Fresh Cream (FA), Vienna cream (FA), Vanilla Swirl (TFA), all can bring what you're looking for to varying degrees.