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Frosted flakes
submitted almost 10 years ago by crappy_guitaristProud Sidebar Reader!

Before you guys get out your pitchforks, yes, i used the searchbar.

im a noob at DIY. I love Vape Flakes, by breakfast club (ruthless), and i wanted to recreate it. I have tasted other frosted flakes flavors (telios & aisle 7). nothing comes close to ruthless. To clarify, Vape Flakes has a much fuller "corn" flavor. it does not have the "crispy" flavor or the cereal though (which is fine by me).

Anyways, i found this & this when searching. they both seem unsure & havent posted results of their tests (i stalked their profiles). has anyone had any Frosted flakes success?

side Questions;

  1. I see that Acetyl Pyrazine is mentioned as an ingredients in both posts. How does this fit into the "corn flakes" flavor profile?

  2. I should try not to use EM as the sweetening base, right? from my understanding, it isnt really a sweetener. Is Meringue or Marshmallow considered a sweetener?

I would have no idea on where to start on this. please help.

EDIT: after speaking to a few people on this thread & in PM. I realized that i might be shooting a little high on this one. i think ill ~~just break into Ruthless' labs & steal the recipe. anyone want anything while im in there?~~ just keep at it until i get it right...

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by ThirdWorldOrderalmost 10 years ago

I just happened to put in an order last night to try my hand at something like Frosted Flakes. I'm going to start with popcorn flavoring and probably Capella sweet cream/VBIC and see where that gets me. Might use some frosting flavors as well. Never used popcorn flavoring before so this could be a beautiful disaster.

To answer your questions, the best sweetener would be just straight up sweetener. Marshmallow isn't actually all that sweet and is more of a mouthfeel flavor.. although FA Marshamllow can get somewhat sweeter than the others -- I probably still wouldn't use it.

FA meringue might be useful.. people use that to try and emulate the sugary milk in cereals.

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by Maddawg29501almost 10 years agoMixologist

Isn't popcorn going to be a bit buttery? I think it's supposed to be buttered popcorn.

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by ThirdWorldOrderalmost 10 years ago

Dunno.. haven't received it yet. I hope not!

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by crappy_guitaristalmost 10 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

thanks for the response.

> I'm going to start with popcorn flavoring and probably Capella sweet cream/VBIC and see where that gets me.

hmm, i never thought to add popcorn... i wonder how much diacetyl is in it. meh... still better than smoking.

>To answer your questions, the best sweetener would be just straight up sweetener. Marshmallow isn't actually all that sweet and is more of a mouthfeel flavor.. although FA Marshamllow can get somewhat sweeter than the others -- I probably still wouldn't use it.

Which sweetener would you recommend, because i dont have any & would need to order.

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by ThirdWorldOrderalmost 10 years ago

TFA Sweetener or Capella Supersweet. They are both sucralose. I'd give a slight edge to TFA Sweetener though since more people use it.

As far as popcorn and Diacetyl is concerned.. I'd assume that custards and like flavors would have more since I thought popcorn lung was actually caused by the butter flavoring and not the popcorn itself. Also, Capella doesn't add any diacetyl to their flavors and TFAs popcorn flavoring I'm sure has a component list posted on the website

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by leapinglabratsalmost 10 years ago

> i wonder how much diacetyl is in it. meh... still better than smoking.

I chuckled

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by queuetuealmost 10 years ago

crappy, that post was flake I. Try my recently posted Flake 8 which has been my ADV for more than a week, and pretty "frosted flakey".

Adding a very small bit of meringue makes it seem even more like Frosted flakes, although I'm not headed in that direction anymore.

I plan on refining this more, but I'm not inspired to do so just yet, I'm enjoying this one too much.

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by crappy_guitaristalmost 10 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

aah, i was looking for "frosted flakes", when i should have been looking for the juice names...

anyways, Telios is less sweet than Vape flakes, but it does have that "full" flavor that im looking for. do you think i can add a drop more Sweetener to the mix? or will it mess everything up?

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by queuetuealmost 10 years ago

Yes, you could amp up the sweet with this, it will hold up to candy levels (especially with that meringue addition), but I suggest you sample it for a week first, and then add additional sweetness.

It handles backend sweetening well (I tested) and you may like it where it is. It also sweetened up a bit as it aged.

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by crappy_guitaristalmost 10 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

ok cool, ill order the missing flavors now...

one more question, wtf is Acetyl Pyrazine & how does it fit into your recipe?

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by ThirdWorldOrderalmost 10 years ago

I forgot to mix that up! I'll have to remember this time

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by queuetuealmost 10 years ago

Please do, and let me know what you think. Week 3 is even more mellow, I'm glad I mixed a big batch of this.

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by WaterFlourYeastalmost 10 years agoMixologist

Mine is still in early progress, but I've had some success with TFA Kettle Corn + FA Cookie. And marshmallow is a part of my sweetening base along with a minor amount of Capella's sweet cream

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by DrMclovensalmost 10 years agoThe Mad Alchemist

> break into Ruthless' labs & steal the recipe. anyone want anything while im in there?

Was that you in cuttwood a while back? cuttwoodSpy?

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by crappy_guitaristalmost 10 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

Lol, no, I'm not that stupid to ask for money.

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by DrMclovensalmost 10 years agoThe Mad Alchemist

ahh

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by civiking84almost 10 years ago

OoO has a speckled flakes concentrate that tastes just like Frosted Flakes. I have a concentrate from Steam spirit vapors as well that is just like the real deal.

http://oneononeflavors.com/collections/cereal-flavors/products/speckled-flakes-cereal

http://www.steamspiritvapor.com/frosted_corn_flakes_cereal_flavored_concentrate_p/c-o-97-frosted-corn-flakes.htm

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by crappy_guitaristalmost 10 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

details pls?

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by civiking84almost 10 years ago

OoO is cheaper but seems less concentrated. Steam spirit is expensive as hell. Both good. Smells like a box of freshly opened Frosted Flakes and you can taste the toasted corn and sweetness.

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by alkiaxalmost 10 years ago

I'll bite. $13 for a 30ml. it'll be worth it if its close.

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by steevjayalmost 10 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

Maybe try kettle corn (TPA) 5% and Acetyl Pyrazine 1% for your corn flake then 3% marshmallow and 1% (TPA) brown sugar. Just a thought in the dark !

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by alkiaxalmost 10 years ago

got kettle corn on the way too. hopefully it works well

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by alkiaxalmost 10 years ago

mixed it up. needs work, but really close. Going to have some friends try it as is and see what they think. I think the kettle corn is too high bc it really taste like kettle corn, but I'm wondering if thats because I know what it is.

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by NotSure2505over 9 years ago

I just posted this: It's the best one I've made so far:

https://www.reddit.com/r/DIY_eJuice/comments/3v0pda/december_2015_recipe_thread/cydv3eb

Ultimate Frosted Flakes in Milk

Ingredients (16% total, all flavors Diacetyl free in PG)

Flavor | Ratio ---|---|----|---- Speckled Flakes Cereal - (OOO) | 9% | text | text Cream (Milky Undertone) (OOO) | 1% | text | text Acetyl Pyrazine 5% | 2% | text | text Kettle Corn (TPA) | 3% | text | text Pie Crust (TPA) | 1% | text | text

Strength: 6 mg PG/VG-ratio: 30/70 Flavor total: 16 ml (16%)

Notes MIX BY WEIGHT - KEEP RATIOS - don't go by 'drops' on here.

Identical to Aisle 7 "Flaked" and Stout Vaping Company "Corn Flakes"!

Post-mix:

  1. Warm steep (uncovered) for 24 hours
  2. Room temp-Steep (covered 2 weeks)

One-on-One: oneononeflavors.com Their speckled flakes (frosted flakes) flavor makes this.

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