So, this ones been going on for a while now with me. As a disclaimer, I haven't found any Golden Oreo ejuices in my local B&Ms(not like I ever need to go to them anymore), and I've never tried another persons Golden Oreo juice, so I'm not trying to clone or duplicate anything.
I just love me some Oreos.. Particularly the golden ones.
Anyway, I found this particular recipe to get me started online for a golden Oreo cheesecake:
TFA Cheesecake Graham 3-4%
FA Vanilla Classic 2%
FA Cookie 2%
FA Meringue 0.5%
FA Fresh Cream 0.5%
TFA Brown Sugar 0.5%
I tried it. I have a ton of flavors on my shelf and just happened to have these on hand. I didn't really care for it, I thought it lacked depth. I felt that at 3.5% cheesecake graham it muted the rest of the flavors and it was kind of just vanilla and cookie.. No delicious cream filling, regardless of fresh cream and meringue. After a 14 day steep, it was still just a vanilla cookie. However, it was pretty spot on for just the cookie itself.
However, I did think the OP of this recipe was on to something. I started working with it. I've made a handful of batches now, the largest delay in mastering this flavor profile is the huge necessity of steep time with this juice.
I initially made two 30mL sample bottles while testing. I put one away for steeping and use one as a shake and vape. I steep for 14 days(roll and shake every day, in a cool, dry place out of light all day/night) and re-evaluate how the flavors have blended and/or changed.
I gave up on making two bottles and switched to one, because it honestly was a waste of product to be using it as a shake and vape. Although, I have found that 30 day steeps really, really help cookies and creams and all of those delicious bakery notes come together so perfectly.
I believe I'm on my 4th current recipe working with everything I found from the initial recipe. Here it is:
2% cheesecake graham TFA
2% cookie FA
2% vanilla classic FA
2% Bavarian cream TFA
1.5% sweet cream TFA
1.25% brown sugar TFA
1% sugar cookie CAP
1% Fresh cream FA
.5% toasted marshmallow TFA
Man. After a 30 day steep, this stuffs great. I mean, it's really good. I mix it at 80/20, but you could probably just mix with straight up VG in smaller batches.
On the inhale, you get that delicious vanilla cookie and bakery notes. Very good mouthfeel.
On the exhale, you get all that magic. That cream in the middle of the cookie is finally in there.
Although I am a fan of this juice(so are my friends), I can't help but feel like it's off but I don't know what direction to take it in. I do think it's a great finished product, and it's ok as a shake and vape, but as mentioned earlier, after a 15-30 day steep, it gets worlds better.
Someone mix this stuff up! Give it a steep. Report back. Do you or your buddy have a golden Oreo recipe? Share it! I love to try other mixes :-)
Hope you guys like this one.
EDIT: formatting. Also, updated recipe in the comment section. Enjoy, if you share this recipe, make sure to leave credit where credit is due. Thanks!
Nice writeup, but put double spaces between lines for your recipes to make them easier to read:
2% cheesecake graham TFA
2% cookie FA
2% vanilla classic FA
2% Bavarian cream TFA
1.5% sweet cream TFA
1.25% brown sugar TFA
1% sugar cookie CAP
1% Fresh cream FA
.5% toasted marshmallow TFA
FA joy in very small amounts may help bring the cookie feel out of all those flavors.
Honestly the sugary centre has so many different ways to approach it it shouldn't be a problem.
The cookie flavor id expect to be a bit harder. For example FW cookies and cream just tastes like...well..cream. at 20% you get a little hint of normal oreos. Wouldn't recommend in this recipie.
Maybe try INW Biscuit? It'll help get the buttery flavor of golden oreos (or at least that's how I feel would replicate it).
Yellow cake might be worth a shot but cookies don't really need that fluffy bakery taste.
Edit: Now that I think of it, Vanilla Cupcake might be exactly what you're looking for. It's a lighter vanilla taste and not really pastry like. I think I tried it around 15%? I'll let you know when I try it again.
Just giving some suggestions I'd love to see a V2 it already looks delicious.
I've considered both joy and biscuit, but surprisingly don't have those flavors on my shelf. I have tried yellow cake and found that it didn't have a place in this recipe. I had just received a new order, and surprisingly forgot to order joy and biscuit. When I get more flavors I'll be sure to pick these up.
Thanks!
Definitely wouldn't suggest to change the Sugar Cookie base, it seems perfect for this recipie!
My next order I might take my own shot at this recipie.
While the sugar cookie is delicious, I don't find it being the full embodiment of the actual Oreo cookie. FA cookie mixed with the sugar cookie definitely hits much closer to home, as I find the golden Oreos do have a tiny bit of that "cookie" note as well as the sugar cookie notes. Mix a bit of brown sugar, and now we're talking spot-on cookie. Working the cream in there to make it all blend perfectly is where this one gets tricky. I've considered trying MTS vape wizard, I've never tried it in a bakery-type flavor but heard that it can blend these types of flavors well despite lack of acidity as well as add it's beautiful, beautiful mouth-feel.
Just made a full 30ml on a whim. The ONLY flavor I don't have on hand (of course...it's in my to-buy list with a bajillion other flavors,) is the Vanilla Classic. Took a risk and sub'd TFA French Vanilla. Expecting a total disaster.(sarcasm) ;)
Thanks for this!
I dared a shake-n-vape, and what you said:
> On the inhale, you get that delicious vanilla cookie and bakery notes. Very good mouthfeel. > On the exhale, you get all that magic. That cream in the middle of the cookie is finally in there.
That. Exactly. Right there. I can tell this'll pull together with some time, this is really yummy-as-is. Thank you again!
Thank you for the update! It's not bad as a shake and vape, but this juice is the real deal when steeped.
I'm certain it is. I make it a point to taste everything I mix as a shake-n-vape to get initial impressions. Have gotten to the point where, with certain creamy ingredients I can put in my notes "...i'm sure this or that will level out as this comes together with age..." :)
Hey, thanks!
I'll give you a little update on this post, I've settled on a pretty good recipe that I haven't tinkered with for a while because I've been really pleased with the results.
I mix 30mL samples while recipe testing until I find what I like and then start producing it in 120mL bottles, multiple bottles at a time.
I've officially put this recipe on that list of "staples" for myself and my friends who enjoy my juice.
Here it is!
2.5% cheesecake graham TFA
2% vanilla classic FA
2% Bavarian cream TFA
1.5% Sugar Cookie CAP
1.5% cookie FA
1.5% fresh cream FA
1.5% toasted marshmallow TFA
1.5% sweet cream TFA
1.25% brown sugar TFA
15.25% flav, 84.75% vg/pg/nic.. I mix this at 80/20 vg/pg.
I keep them stored in a cool dark place for at least 3-4 weeks, shaking/rolling the bottles every day or every other day.
As mentioned earlier in the post, this is not a shake and vape. Be patient with this one. While it's not bad as a shake and vape, it's amazing what time does with juice.
If you'd like to hear some other recipes I have in my stash, feel free to send me a PM.
:-)
EDIT: words
:-O NOW he posts an update now that I have 30ml sitting here aging! ;) jk jk jk.
Is this still the most updated version? I tried the original and it was fan-fucking-tastic.
Hey, thanks!
This is how it's made today:
3% sugar cookie CAP
2.5% cheesecake graham TFA
2% toasted marshmallow TFA
1.5% vanilla classic FA
1.5% Bavarian cream TFA
1% fresh cream FA
1% sweet cream TFA
1% cookie FA
1% brown sugar TFA
1% meringue FA
Super important that sugar cookie is v1.
Glad you enjoy it!
edit: I see a lot of people finding this recipe after some time has passed, I'm very happy to see this. Now if only I could get /u/NotCharlesManson and /u/skiddlzninja on board with this one..
Try working with Flavour Art Vienna Cream for the filling. It is a denser type cream and IMO more like the filling in an oreo than the creams commonly used for a milk type cream. I would also suggest playing with some of the different icing/cupcake flavors.