TFA Fruity Circles - Overwhelmed by Lemon

submitted over 10 years ago by ticklemeslowly

I recently purchased some TFA Fruity Loops to create the popular 'Tongue Fuck' recipe. In case you aren't aware, the recipe is composed of: TFA Bavarian Cream 3% TFA Fruit Circles 8% TFA Berry Crunch 2% TFA Marshmallow 2%

I find the citrus in Fruity Circles to completely overwhelm and cancel out any of the creaminess or other fruits within this recipe, I was wondering if anyone else agrees? I also own TFA Lucky Leprechaun, have people had more successful cereal vape creations using this?

Comments

8 points

by The_Perrycoxover 10 years agoPâtissier

Consuela loops.

6 points

by JustSayNoToDiacetylover 10 years ago

It's a matter of preference. Some are turned off by the "lemon pledge" while others like the lemon flavor. Best bet is to let it steep a few days/week and try it again. If that doesn't work, just lower the fruit circles by a couple %.

5 points

by VapeQueen214over 10 years ago

I use 6% in that recipe. Id try 2% if you think its too much

1 points

by aaa12585over 10 years ago

I went to 5% and it's still pretty strong, but not as bad as 6 or 7.

Definitely rounds off a lot better after a week of steeping with 5%.

2 points

by Enyawreklawover 10 years agoMixologist

If you like milky type cereals I have a great recipe I posted. Check it out it may be up your alley as I felt the same way with all the other cereal recipes I've found. Not enough creamy and cereal, too much citrus.

1 points

by JustSayNoToDiacetylover 10 years ago

Link?

2 points

by Enyawreklawover 10 years agoMixologist

http://www.reddit.com/r/DIY_eJuice/comments/34kuml/cereal_milks_a_recipe_for_the_children/ it's one of my best recipes. Enjoy.

Edit; also just saw you commented on the thread lol so I guess you are aware of it yourself

1 points

by JustSayNoToDiacetylover 10 years ago

Yeah I figured I had come across your thread before, but there are several people who have posted their cereals lately. I am lazy and wanted it linked. ;)

I am missing 2 or 3 of the flavors, so I will try and order them and give it a try.

2 points

by Jtetsukiover 10 years ago

I don't use Fruit Circles above 3%. It becomes bitter after that point and yes, overwhelmingly lemon-y. A variation of the recipe you posted that works for me is...

3% Fruit Circles

2% Fresh Cream (FA)

2% Berry Crunch (TFA)

1% Bavarian Cream (TFA)

1% Marshmallow (FA)

I used a 90%vg/10%pg ratio.

1 points

by Wojzillaover 10 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

> I don't use Fruit Circles above 3%. It becomes bitter after that point

I'm tempted to try it higher than 3% and make a Gin and Tonic (the bitterness reminds me of tonic at 3%)

1 points

by BigTex666over 10 years ago

I was doing 6% for awhile. I've now lowered it to 5% and berry crunch at 2.5. Added 1% sweet cream and 1% hazelnut. I'm still messing with it though. Play around and I think you'll be suprised what you come up with.

1 points

by The_Perrycoxover 10 years agoPâtissier

Try mixing TFA Fruit Circles with Cap Lemon Meringue Pie (V1or V2)

The two work surprisingly well together for such a simple mix.

1 points

by SecularPaladinover 10 years ago

You add more lemon?

Jesus...

1 points

by Glitchlolover 10 years ago

FA fresh cream is essential

1 points

by Jeffsciv23over 10 years ago

I tried to make a fruit loop juice but it turned out tasting more like Trix because of the lemon flavor. I like it though

Bavarian cream (tpa) 3%

Fruit Circles (TPA) 9%

Rice Crunchies (TPA) 3%

Sweet Cream (TPA) 3%

1 points

by shrine399over 10 years ago

I find it completely unnecessary. You can use other Lemons to get the citrus note. Fruit circles contributes nothing besides industrial grade lemon pledge to a mix. Some will say they've had success; I have not.