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what custard and strawberry does white label use in their strawberry custard? will give gold for answer
submitted over 10 years ago by Steegzqt

i tried their strawberry custard and its amazing, looking to make this myself but im unsure of what custard and strawberry they use, from how simple it taste and smells i can only imagine its just those two flavorings maybe some sweetener? but unsure which brands they are using. will give gold if someone knows which custard and which strawberry is used. if you have % thats obviously even better lol!

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by Colts1984over 10 years ago

I have some on the way and I DIY as well. Hopefully you ( and me if I like it) find the answer

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by Steegzqtover 10 years ago

> e some on the way and I DIY as well. Hopefully you ( and me if I like it) find t

im tryin haha, its so delicious and it was freshly made and tasted that good, id mix a ton of it if i could figure out which flavorings they are using, i have almost every tfa/tpa strawberry and ive got cap sweet strawberry, when im off work imma do some smelling and see what i can sniff out lol. the custard is also a big one too im thinking cap vanilla custard since thats what everyone uses but idk.

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by matt_babelaover 10 years ago

what I would give to figure that out D'=

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by rave420over 10 years ago

Have you tried TPA's organic Strawberry? It is amazingly delicious and succulent, and not at all chemical in the way the other strawberries are. Either way I would recommend you pick some up.

It tastes and smells just like the locally grown strawberries that are available for a really short time at the end of summer here in BC.

It smells and tastes like regular supermarket strawberries wish they could.

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by Steegzqtover 10 years ago

nah havent tried that one; ive tried ripe and i felt the same way about ripe strawberry :P

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by To0nMaNover 10 years ago

Add to the cart. Ive just been combining different SB's with TFA Ripe to get the flavor you describe.

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by Colts1984over 10 years ago

did you find the answer? I do not care for the custard taste so im willing to trade if you have any juice I like. Let me know

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by Steegzqtover 10 years ago

Nah still don't got it figured out

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by nksmith86over 10 years ago

Whielabel's Stw Custard will only satisfy me fresh. I have no idea why the strawberry flavor dissipates so quickly as it ages. Its almost as if the pg flavor carrier "brightens" the strawberry and as the juice continues to mix and the sugars mingle the pg oxidizes out. (its an alcohol/sugar) In other words, OH groups pick up hydrogen from moisture and is catalyzed by heat and light.

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by Steegzqtover 10 years ago

but it tastes oso good! my custard is good; but theirs definately tastes great.. haha

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by Nstewartover 10 years agoMixologist

My guess is probably cap sweet strawberry and cap custard, never had the juice before though.

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by Steegzqtover 10 years ago

What % would you recommend on that? It feels heavier on the strawberry but you can def taste the custard of course :)

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by Nstewartover 10 years agoMixologist

Try 7 on the custard and 5 on the strawberry, those are the percentages from one of the mother's milk clones floating around, it's a really good combo of strawberry and custard.

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by Steegzqtover 10 years ago

the strawberry is the main taste from what ive experienced the custard is the undertone.

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by cencsorover 10 years ago

I have struggled with trying to create a nice and balanced strawb custard. This recipe is a good starting point though: 10% Sweet Strawberry (CAP), 7% Vanilla Custard (CAP), 3% French Vanilla (TFA), 3% Marshmallow (TFA).

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by Steegzqtover 10 years ago

tried this; not even close; the strawberry isnt powerful enough; i really cant finger how they make their strawberry custard; its so damn good and with how cheap they sell their juice i can only assume its a super simple recipe too. when they ship it out, its fresh made and basically a shake and vape strawberry custard; hmmm running out of ideas

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by tet5uoover 10 years ago

Try like 1.5% citric acid and a 0.3% Malic acid.

I have a creamy fruit mix that was losing the fruity tang until I added a little acid in.

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by rokinlobsterover 10 years agoMentholatier

This is not a knock on them at all, but I would imagine they are using the cheapest flavoring company out there. My guess is it is either TFA or Flavor West based.

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by Steegzqtover 10 years ago

id imagine the same; ive made a few diff variants and all have failed; one ive let steep for a good 2 weeks even; i dripped theres once shipped and it was flawless; hmm what to do what to do

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