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Unicorn Milk the TFA way.
submitted over 10 years ago by DrMclovensThe Mad Alchemist

WARNING: this is an all TFA flavoring way of making Unicorn milk (in progress) I want to do all TFA for fun mainly, but this first batch turned out pretty dang good after about a 2 hour hot bath and sitting in my ultra sonic cleaner for another hour (3 hours all total)

70-30 vg pg. 3mg nic

Note: I won't be saying TFA before or after the flavor list, they are all TFA

Note#2: Anyone who wants to play around with it, please say what you did and how it came out etc :)

Flavors:

.Strawberries and Cream 5%

.Vanilla Custard 2%

.Vanillin .5%

.Sweet Cream 2.5%

.Cheesecake 2%

.Graham Cracker Clear .5%

.Pie Crust .5%

.Bavarian Cream .5%

.sweetener .2% (BTW what i do is literally add 1 drop of sweetener in a 30ml bottle. which is about .2%)

and that's it for now. I'm curious of trying dragon fruit in a small amount just to see HAHA but seriously any tweaking or impressions would be appreciated. try to keep it TFA for the hell of it :D

Pretty new to DIY but i have been going at it A LOT lately. i already notice my taste buds becoming very in tune to tasting notes. but i think that has to do with being a good cook and always tasting spices etc.

hope you guys enjoy! get back to me soon! :)

Another side note: # I don't think this tastes exactly like unicorn milk but i think it is on the way. if nothing else, its a pretty damn good vape IMO.

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by returnityover 10 years agoMixologist

After you get some feedback and suggestions here you should post it in the clones III thread! Good work. I'll take a shot at this mix later this week when all my replacement bulk flavors show up from TFA.

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by DrMclovensover 10 years ago

I think i will do that man. just want to give it more time. i got a 60 ml bottle that im forgetting about for about 3 weeks in my cigar box now. after i play around with it some more and taste that 60 ml in 3 weeks AND get some feedback. i will post it in the clones section if people like it :D PLEASE let me know how it turns out for you!

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by returnityover 10 years agoMixologist

I will do. Out of curiosity, have you mixed this all-TFA UM clone?

• 10% TFA Strawberry Ripe

• 5% TFA Cheesecake (Graham Crust)

• 3% TFA Bav Cream

• 3% TFA Sweet Cream

• 2% TFA Vanilla Custard

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by DrMclovensover 10 years ago

i found this recipe. i dont feel nearly as good about myself now HAHA omg. ah well maybe some people will like mine :) im gonna mix that one and compare it to mine. if that one beats mine hands down then....i may just delete this thread HAHAHA

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by DrMclovensover 10 years ago

oh woah, thats pretty similar HAHA no i have not. but i am now!!

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by DrMclovensover 10 years ago

except i will have to sub mine with straw cream. dont have the ripe.

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by matrix961over 10 years ago

This is awesome. I just put an order into TFA on Monday after sampling a bottle of UM. Just going by what I tasted over a 2-day period the above ingredients are exactly what I ordered lol. Except I did order the regular strawberry as well since I wasn't sure how the ripe would be. I can't wait to get them in the mail later this week. Is this recipe your creation? If not where did you find it?

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by derekroolzover 10 years ago

Would it be okay to substitute Vanilla Custard with Vanilla Cupcake?

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by keeeover 10 years ago

I tried this and I think I must have messed it up as it's nowhere near UM - has gone a really deep orange colour too, so I'm thinking too much custard went in?

It's a passable vape, creamy strawberry etc, but it has harsh notes that have made me look into getting TFA Smooth.

I'll try it again when I get some scales...

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by 00ssnorcalover 10 years ago

pretty close to mine, but I am a 4 $% em and use RIP SB

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by DrMclovensover 10 years ago

sounds nice, i may have to give that a try some time.

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by haggie97over 10 years ago

that looks incredible I wana try it out but im scared of DIY

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