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a strawberry custard; current adv. [Recipe Inside]
submitted over 10 years ago by Steegzqt
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by ceedee99ukover 10 years ago

Elsewhere somebody has posted a recipe for "an extremely smooth creamy strawberry that would work at high wattages. Something like Bombie's nana cream but for strawberries":

First Kiss (16%)
6% custard v1 (CAP)
4% sweet strawberry (CAP)
2% bavarian cream (TFA)
1.5% fresh cream (FA)
1.5% vienna cream (FA)
1% strawberry and cream (CAP)
1 drop sweetener per 10ml

"It's absolutely lovely when mixed at 70vg and steeped for 10 days"

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by Steegzqtover 10 years ago

Looks amazing

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by redhotmonkeyluvover 10 years ago

Strawberry ripe & sweet really complement each other well at this ratio. This recipe looks tasty. Thanks for sharing it.

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by Steegzqtover 10 years ago

Anytime man, it's really yummy after about the week and a half mark being that the custard is on the lower side, I was aiming for a strawberry overtone with a nice creamy custard under, feels good to get it right after trying so much

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by etchieover 10 years ago

Holy crap, I have all those!

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by izzytootsover 10 years ago

I've been trying to come up with something that makes ripe banana work for me. I'll have to try this out

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by Mrwatsover 10 years ago

This is ripe strawberry :) keep on lookn buddy!

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by izzytootsover 10 years ago

Apparently I only read what I want to see. Ripe banana is impossible

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by P33Tover 10 years ago

Ripe banana is ridiculously potent. I feel like you've gotta cut it with banana cream or just mix it at 1-2%. My success has been very limited and I have a little less than 4oz left of it LOL

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by Steegzqtover 10 years ago

So hard because ripe banana is so over powering

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by Kspringsover 10 years ago

I really only use ripe banana as a partial ingredient to build a banana profile...never on it's own

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by VaporChickenover 10 years ago

That seems like it's going to be quite harsh.

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by Steegzqtover 10 years ago

Smooth as butter for me.

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by BuryMeInSmokeover 10 years ago

Ahh man, I've been craving a strawberry custard but missing two of the ingredients.

I'm gonna butcher this recipe and hope for the best...

Is CAP sweet strawberry closer to TFA's regular strawberry or strawberry ripe?

Thanks for sharing!

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by kgasmover 10 years ago

Potential Hemingway clone?

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by Steegzqtover 10 years ago

Never had or heard of Hemingway I'll have to look them up haha

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by kgasmover 10 years ago

chapter xii vapors, I have a 120ml bottle that's slowly dwindling, and I need to find a cheaper alternative, or DIY clone.

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by Steegzqtover 10 years ago

I hear ya on that brother

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by Mrwatsover 10 years ago

This looks decent. I've been playing around with custards for a decent amount of time now. I'll give this a mix this weekend and let you know how it is next week :D also.. what funky name have you given this joose? :D

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by Steegzqtover 10 years ago

Brand name? I haven't came up with one yet, I ought to with how much I sell lol

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by Mrwatsover 10 years ago

Call it StrawFarts. I dunno about you but I always get a light scent of farts from TFA Ripe strawberry

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by Steegzqtover 10 years ago

Lmao!

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