TFA strawberry cream recipe review.

submitted over 10 years ago by SecularPaladin

A week or two ago I came upon a recipe involving these flavors:

All TFA-

Strawberry ripe 10%

Cheesecake (graham) 5%

Sweet cream 3%

Bavarian cream 3%

Vanilla custard 2%

I have made this recipe and it is exactly what I've been looking for! Very reminiscent of Unicorn Milk, though not quite bang on.

Can't recommend this enough. I've also substituted the strawberry for TFA watermelon and it's absolute heaven.

Thank you to the original poster, whoever you are, this is phenomenal and you are a king amongst serfs.

Comments

3 points

by yermieover 10 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

How long do you usually steep this before all the flavors come through? Going to try this.

1 points

by SecularPaladinover 10 years ago

Shake and vape is pretty scrumptious, but the strawberry is a little muted. After a week it's phenomenal.

3 points

by Daztasticover 10 years ago

That was me! But I'm not the king amongst serfs :-( I didn't create this I just posted it as someone asked me to when I said that it was my ADV. I have no idea who came up with it and I wish I knew as I would like to worship at their feet and offer them my soul to do with as they wish (the stuff is that good!).

2 points

by sfiducioover 10 years ago

This one looks good! Ill have to give it a shot.

1 points

by Devo9090over 10 years agoFrugivore

seconded

2 points

by 1800fullytorquedover 10 years ago

Sounds good, but I'm having a hard time picturing watermelon fitting in well. Never tried a watermelon with cremes.

1 points

by SecularPaladinover 10 years ago

It's really special. The creams knock down a bit of the sour edge and create a more rounded melon experience.

1 points

by 1800fullytorquedover 10 years ago

Interesting... But I only have CAP sweet and double watermelon.

2 points

by SpRoOoOoover 10 years agoFrugivore

Here is another one that is close to it someone posted on a different website http://www.lediypourlesnuls.com/cuttwood-unicorn-milk/ , I replaced FW with TFA at the same percentage in my version , I don't have many FW flavors . I never had the original but this reminds me of mothers milk strawberry aroma o-O This is the original recipe

Sweet Strawberry CAP 10%
Graham Cracker FW 5%
Sweet cream TFA 3%
Bavarian cream FW 3%
Vanilla custard CAP 2%

1 points

by onmywaydownnowover 10 years agoMixologist

I have these! :p Oh way I have vanilla custard v2 cap ): Fuck me.

1 points

by 1800fullytorquedover 10 years ago

It's the same thing, minus the DA /AP.

1 points

by flipwichover 10 years ago

I use Cap VC v2 for a recipe extremely similar to this and it works well! I would recommend at least a week of curing. The first cured bottle I made rested for 10-days and it was phenomenal. Cap VC v2 is not our enemy!

1 points

by simletover 10 years ago

I used fresh cream FW other day and it seemed more authentic

1 points

by coop34over 10 years ago

Exact recipe please?