Best dessert flavors from TFA/perfumers apprentice flavors?

submitted almost 11 years ago by vaelorth

I have a hard time figuring out what some good flavors are from them. Also list your experiences with the measurements if you can please.

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by hershey9almost 11 years ago

There is a great list from Matt of Vaportrails NW Here as well as more detailed reviews of each flavoring found on the right side bar Here Hope this helps!

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by CloudColorZackalmost 11 years ago

Matt's mostly about those fruit flavors, though, so his notes may not be as helpful for desserty-types. I'm pretty sure he admits that somewhere in the list.

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by vaelorthalmost 11 years ago

I have tried a lot of those. I was looking for a longer list.

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by turkourjurbsalmost 11 years agoFrugivore

These are tasty stand alone:

Butterscotch 20%

Caramel Candy 20%

Caramel Flavor 15%

Cinnamon Danish 12%

Chocolate Brownie/Donut (Capellas is best tho) - 12%

Bavarian Creme - 15%

French Vanilla/Deluxe - 15%

Vanilla Bean Ice Cream - 15%

Bananas Foster - 15%

Banana Nut Bread - 15%

Apple Pie - 15%

Belgian Waffle/Waffle - 12/15%

Peanut Butter - 15%

You can do some simple mixes like PB&B, Caramels are good added to other stuff as are the Vanillas. Caramels and Vanillas are best after a good age; 3-4 weeks. I do these between 15-20% for tank use.

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by DallasTxEntalmost 11 years ago

Also vanilla custard, red velvet cake, vanilla cupcake, and crunch berry

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by Botboy141almost 11 years ago

> red velvet cake

is a surprisingly good flavor. I'm not a big fan of TFA Vanilla Cupcake, FW Yellow Cake is just so much more versatile and tastier. If looking for VC, CAP V1 blows TFA out of the water.

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by DallasTxEntalmost 11 years ago

Any idea how cap. VC 2 compares to TFA vanilla custard ? Ive been thinking about converting for a while but im scared. TFA vc is my crack and is in all my recipes. Not to mention cap. Is hella expensive. Is it worth it ??

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by vaelorthalmost 11 years ago

thanks bro

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by throwaway4okalmost 11 years ago

I really have to disagree with the Bavarian cream percentage. It's tasty even at low percentages like 5%

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by aogb21almost 11 years ago

I highly recommend TFA Bavarian Cream! Tastes amazing

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by vaelorthalmost 11 years ago

was Turkourjurbs right on the percentage in your opinion?

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by aogb21almost 11 years ago

Yeah I'd say so. Maybe even a little less, closer to 10%. I've been making a pretty simple recipe lately for a friend who loved the taste and the recipe is just 7% tfa Bavarian Cream, 5% tfa Sweet cream.