I've literally been vaping this recipe since the day it was released. Every. Single. Day. All day.
I love It!
After a prolonged steep, 1 mo+, I've noticed that the crispness and tartness of the strawberry dissipates and it ends up tasting primarily of vanilla.
Has anyone modified the recipe and if so, how do you change it? I am considering just making less so the deep steep doesn't come in. It'd be great to retain that great vanilla sweetness without lessening the TFA strawberry greatness.
Any tips?
Thanks! Bryan
Edit: I don't want to add Citric because I find it's a bit harsh to vape.
I threw together about 3 parts original Mustard Milk with 1 part Golden Oreo, better than either by itself imo
I also sub in some cap sweet straw and its great. Perhaps some citrius fruit in there would work to help the strawberry pop more? Lemon? Lemon Sicily?
I sometimes add in a little blueberry wild to the mix for a bit of variation.
I do 4% Strawberry ripe
2% strawberry
8% cheesecake (FW is better) or you can try any of the creams. They all taste OK but some lack body so maybe you could add some marshmallow or something.
There is also a really nice Unicorn Milk clone (doesn't taste like the real thing imo) that is very similar but different enough so you could alternate between the two. I'll post the recipe if you want it.
This is the recipe I use for Unicorn Milk. I also mix up batches of Mustard Milk. They have their similarities but you can easily tell the difference. For me, the Mustard Milk is more strawberry-ish. Unicorn Milk is more creamy/custard. I love having both on-hand:
- 10% TFA Strawberry Ripe
- 5% TFA Cheesecake (Graham Crust)
- 3% TFA Bav Cream
- 3% TFA Sweet Cream
- 2% TFA Vanilla Custard
If like to see it if you don't mind
Check out this new variation of Mustard Milk that was posted yesterday - I'm going to try making a batch tonight :)
http://www.reddit.com/r/DIY_eJuice/comments/39qdz3/nanas_creamy_mustard_milk_first_diy_success_thank/
Does anyone have a sample they'd be willing to send to Florida. Any amount would be greatly appreciated.