today is that day supposedly. Does anyone have any peach ice cream recipes? /u/enyawreklaw could peach replace strawberry in your ice cream cone recipe?
PREACHERS & DREAMS
- Peach (TFA) - 2%
- Banana Cream (TFA or LA) - 2%
- Coconut Extra (TFA) - 1%
- Meringue (FA) - 1.5%
- Milk (TFA) - 1%
- Bav Cream (TFA) - 2%
- Sweetner - 0.5%
I like it at 80vg/20pg and I make all my juice at 4mg nic to ensure smoothness with slight kick. Another flavor I'm sellin btw. If you want more Banana you can kick it up to 3% or drop peach down to 1%. But otherwise this is more peach heavy so I wouldn't touch the % on that. If anything you can lower it and add whatever else you'd like. A touch of Koolada gives it a smoothie taste. Great shake and vape but I would steep at least a couple days.
A little recipe I had when I told everyone about my cereal recipe. It's my favorite Peach and Cream to date. Just take out the banana if you don't want to use any. Also, adding in Juicy Peach TFA makes for a more sweet and prominent peach.
I cannot wait to make this! I know what I'm doing tomorrow! Thanks so much! It's all about the fruits and cold stuff for me right now.
I hear grams. btw TFA Milk is called Dairy now, which can be subbed for sweet cream or even Marshmallow at 2%
I really want to make this because it looks amazing, but I don't have coconut or milk. I think I can do w/o the coconut, but what would you recommend replacing the Milk/Dairy with? I do have sweet cream. If I do that should I take out the sweetener?
/u/enyawreklaw
It won't tag him from the original post.
But I don't see why it wouldn't work! Sounds delicious.
I may try it, got another recipe to make today, or I may try something on my own but that's scary for me. Recipes work better for me.
Don't put Juicy Peach (TFA) in your mustard milk instead of Strawberry. Trust me.
TFA
Bav Cream 3.2%
French Vanilla 2.6%
Marshmallow 1%
Vanilla Bean Ice Cream 1%
Juicy Peach 5%
CAP
Sugar Cookie 3.3%
Needs to age for at least 2-3 days, preferably a week. Vapeable faster if you heat it, but it really does need a good aging process.