Can someone please help me to find the old, original milkstone recipe?

submitted over 10 years ago by scoopyloo

I can't believe I'm posting this, but I do need help. I have searched and searched and can't find it. I could have sworn I had it written down, but it's not here. I keep seeing different versions, but I'm looking for the old one (or what I should search for besides "milkstone" to find it). Thank you!! (and sorry) :)

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by grrumble66over 10 years ago

The one I have is...

Milkstone:
Steep before using.

Items | Amount | Flavor | Milchstein v2
---|---|----|---- 1 Of 4|25%|PG|10% 2 Of 4|45%|Bavarian Cream TFA|50% 3 Of 4|20%|Coconut Extra TFA|25% 4 Of 4|10%|Sweet Cream TFA|15%

I think it's v1 with v2. I know the v2 was added after I had copied down the first one so if not v1, it's v1.5 or something.
I never quite understood the different spellings, etc.

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by scoopylooover 10 years ago

I think this might be it, thank you, I appreciate this!!

I was about to mix, and realized my milkstone was gone. Thank you /u/grrumble66

Sadly, I won't be steeping it this time. Might have to let the juice sit for longer in the water bath though.

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by grrumble66over 10 years ago

A little time in the bath and a good shake might be all the milkstone needs to be useable. I do know that fresh, the coconut is strong to me.

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by scoopylooover 10 years ago

I'm okay with strong coconut :)

The last batch I made sat for over a month, so it was good and mixed in. We'll see how it goes. Thanks for sharing it with me. I have no idea why I couldn't find it earlier. I saw a bunch of "stone" recipes, but wanted to stick with the tried and true oldie.

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by billgarmsarmyover 10 years agoFrugivore

this is not the original recipe. all the flavors have been upped 5%

it is, however, the recipe i used for milkstone for a long time

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by grrumble66over 10 years ago

So, the original would be 40% PG, 40% Bavarian Cream, 15% Coconut Extra, and 5% Sweet Cream?

Just want to make sure before I update my notes.

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by billgarmsarmyover 10 years agoFrugivore

45/20/10

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by justalittleoffover 10 years ago

do you vape this stuff straight?

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by daathover 10 years agoMixologist

You just use this as an ingredient like any other flavor :)

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by LippencottElvisover 10 years ago

No, it's used as a flavoring base

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by justalittleoffover 10 years ago

Could you explain how you would use it??

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by LippencottElvisover 10 years ago

Think of it like a "coconut cream" flavoring. Here are some applications, for example: http://e-liquid-recipes.com/flavor/8875

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by scoopylooover 10 years ago

It's just like using any other flavor, except you mix it up ahead of time.

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by MuffinBasktover 10 years ago

Paging /u/3tern1ty

Got this from his recipe page

Milkstone

Ingredient|ml|g|% :---|---:|---:|---: Nicotine juice 36 mg (50/50 PG/VG)|0|0|0 PG dilutant|1.25|1.3|25 Bavarian Cream (TPA)|2.25|2.25|45 Coconut Extra (TPA)|1|1|20 Sweet Cream (TPA)|0.5|0.5|10 Totals|5|5.05|100

Strength: 0mg/ml

PG/VG: 100/0

Flavor total: 3.8 ml (75%)

Remember to rate it at e-liquid-recipes.com!

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by PinheadXover 10 years ago

this is correct. I copied and saved this a long time ago for my own benefit.

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by 3tern1tyover 10 years agoMixologist

Yup.

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by scoopylooover 10 years ago

That's it. The other % wouldn't work :)

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by Mercy404over 10 years ago

Does anyone else find Coconut Extra overpowering? I've used it as low as 1% and it usually ends up being the only thing I can taste after 2 weeks. I've wanted to try some recipes that use milkstone, but the amount of Coconut Extra in it scares me.

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by scoopylooover 10 years ago

I don't, but I really like coconut.