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Need some help on a bakery flavor. Not "full" enough.
submitted over 10 years ago by EnyawreklawMixologist

Peanut Butter Banana Chip Cookie Fucker

70vg/30pg 24% Flavoring

  • Banana Cream (TFA) - 3%
  • Peanut Butter (TFA) - 12%
  • Vanilla Custard v1 (CAP) - 2%
  • Vanilla Swirl (TFA) - 2%
  • Cookie (FA) - 2%
  • Hazelnut (TFA) - 2%
  • Acetyl Pyrazine - 1%

I'm trying to make a banana peanut butter cookie flavor and I'm kinda there. Not enough peanut butter, but most importantly, there's not enough "bite" to it. It's just too light. There flavor profile is almost where I want it, but the volume is definitely not. I want a much more fuller flavor and I'm think maybe MTS Wizard? Have any of you used it to make your mixes have more "weight"? Also I think I need to add in either more hazelnut or another peanut butter, or drop the banana because it's not quite the star. The banana still comes out on top and I want that flavor as the background. Let me know what you guys think.

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by DrMclovensover 10 years ago

it seems like your overall % is a little high in my opinion. May mute some flavors.

also. try a little saline. you will be pleased with the outcome.

or your money back.

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by Enyawreklawover 10 years agoMixologist

Well I first tried it at 8% PB and it still wasn't enough pb, so then i tried 10%, still not enough, and this is my latest recipe. I'm pretty sure this just isn't the right combo for a thick PB. I may try what /u/snowman5555 said and mix more hazelnut and caramel, then add TFA PB at 5%. I think caramel will sweeten up the batch just perfectly. And as for saline what perfcentage would you recommend for a heavy bakery flavor? The salt might bring out these notes quite well.

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by DrMclovensover 10 years ago

its pretty stout. i would honestly start with 1-2 drops. and go from there.

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by flipwichover 10 years ago

Why the heck are you constantly getting downvoted? That's good advice right there

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by clinodevover 10 years agoVanillinist

If I were to guess, it would be the "Hey, I'm drunk guise!" and the "I'm going to clone something, so I made this thread to let you know I'm going to tell you about it after I actually do something, probably in five parts, like my series on tasting things!" threads in the last 24 hours.

But maybe it's abdada thread fallout. shrugs There's been a ton of downvoting this week.

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by cache4goldover 10 years ago

What happened to /u/abdaba anyway? I've opened threads expecting his comment for the last week and not found it.

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by DrMclovensover 10 years ago

its a curse on me for some reason, lol i don't really mind.

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by DrMclovensover 10 years ago

its like the guy who just commented on my post XD. ah well. good people will have a following and a hater/troll following i guess lol

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by snowman5555over 10 years ago

Hazelnut+caramel gives a pretty nice peanut butter flavor. usally 3% caramel+1% hazelnut gives it a creamy peanut buttery taste.

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by Enyawreklawover 10 years agoMixologist

I'm thinking you're absolutely right. The caramel might put the sweetness and thickness to where I want it. TY so much for your input homie

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by Rewnpdxover 10 years ago

Brown sugar extra from tfa, I'm a cookie fanatic and I know exactly what you're missing From experience.. hands down, Brown sugar tfa is the shit for fullness

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by Enyawreklawover 10 years agoMixologist

yup, I feel like that's what it needed as well and just ordered some along with about..um...10 other flavors. I have no will power

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by cannibalapplesover 10 years ago

It's a tasty flavor, I vape almost exclusively bakery flavors and it always gets tossed in. Mixes nice with richer tobacco flavors (like pipe).

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by Rewnpdxover 10 years ago

There will be no regrets, will power be damned

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by flipwichover 10 years ago

Try adding some Marshmallow. Users swear by TFA Marshmallow, but I'm personally fond of CAP Marshmallow. To thicken up a juice, I add 1% to a maximum of 2%.

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by clinodevover 10 years agoVanillinist

TfA Marshmallow is creeping into most of my personal recipes now; I'll have to get some CAP to try!

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by HardstyleJaw5over 10 years ago

There isn't enough peanut butter flavor cause that's entirely too much %wise. I have a pbb flavor of my own and I use the pb at about 5% (also using tfa). It's plenty of pb considering how mild tfa banana cream is

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by Enyawreklawover 10 years agoMixologist

So you're thinking just to turn down the PB to about 5-6% and drop the banana a little, or steep the banana out? Are you getting a nice rich PB flavor at that percentage?

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by HardstyleJaw5over 10 years ago

Keep the banana cream. In my recipe it's: Pb 5% Banana cream 4% Bananas foster 4% Banana nut bread 5%

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by Enyawreklawover 10 years agoMixologist

I just ordered Banana Nut bread cause I'm thinking of replacing BC completely. I want just a touch of banana and all peanut butter cookie and i think BNB might do that for me

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by smoakleyyyover 10 years agoMixologist

I find tfa caramel original to be a really strong flavor that gives a juice of mine a bold creaminess, almost too much actually at 1%. I'm wondering if in this one recipe it is amplified by another of my ingredients. Idk.

Also consider a small amount of tfa Brown sugar extra, maybe around .5%.

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by soad2237over 10 years ago

Have you steeped it at all? Might need to put it on some heat and let it sit for a minute, then try it again.

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