FAabulous Blueberry Cinnamon Cookie (V2)

submitted almost 10 years ago by DuskMS

V1 w/ Notes: https://redd.it/3rkuo5

V2:

1.00% FA Bilberry
2.00% FA Cookie
1.00% FA Apple Pie
0.50% FA Cinnamon Ceylon
1.00% FA Fresh Cream

I'm settled on this, it's scrumptious right away, over time I believe it will be perfect based on the first version. Steeping and fresh cream remove the cookie's harsh notes so no need for my usual touch of vanilla classic here. If you have INW Biscuit sub out the apple pie and lower the cookie to 1.50% as it's the only ingredient I don't have at the moment that I think would really seal the deal.

This is probably my all time favorite "baked vape" right now after trying Frisco's Sutro and really wanting a more robust profile from it that I wasn't getting.

Besides the title, this is a spiced, rich, blueberry's and cream inhale with a satisfying completed cookie flavor on the exhale. If you're like me and feel the need to snake vapor from your exhale through the nose and back into your throat you'll get the complete flavor in one go and it is quite the experience.

Enjoi!

Comments

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by bcvapecoalmost 10 years ago

INW Biscuit is probably my all time favorite single flavor. I imagine it would fit in great here. Have you tried CAP Sugar Cookie in this recipe?

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by DuskMSalmost 10 years ago

I have not. Let me know how that works out if you get a chance to whip this up

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by bcvapecoalmost 10 years ago

I actually don't have a few of these ingredients, so I can't attest to this recipe. But I have mixed CAP Sugar Cookie, CAP Cinn Danish Swirl, and INW Biscuit with various fruits and it's very very tasty.

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by DuskMSalmost 10 years ago

Last order was mostly FA, guess I'm due for some more Cap. What is too much vanilla custard?

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by macKdittyalmost 10 years ago

I have more CAP Sugar Cookie than I know what to do with so I'm going to try this. Did you sub CAP SC, or add it to the recipe?

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by Procrasturbatizationalmost 10 years ago

Wow this is uncanny, I stumbled upon almost this exact recipe myself. I wanted apple pie and custard, so mixed FA apple pie and FA custard cream at 2% each. Then added a little TFA cinnamon. Then found that FA apple pie is more pie than apple, so I added some bilberry to give it a little more fruit, and some cookie to give the 'crust' a little more sweet crunch and a little less dry pastry.

Can attest, this is a tasty mix!

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by DuskMSalmost 10 years ago

So fa apple pie and a different fa Bilberry use. Those are the only 2 flavors in common...but would you say they work then!?

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by Procrasturbatizationalmost 10 years ago

The cookie is also in common, and I used a similar strength of cinnamon, and cream, though my cream was a little more custard-y :P But yes, I think so!

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by Errckalmost 10 years ago

This is excellent. Thank you! Swapped out cookie for inw biscuit at 1% kept the apple pie for some type of moisture.

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by DuskMSalmost 10 years ago

I'm glad to hear, let me know how it is in a couple days.

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by skiddlzninjaalmost 10 years agoThat one moderator. You know, the honey guy.

Have you tried subbing out cookie for FLV cinnamon crunch and dropping the ceylon?

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by southpaw72almost 10 years ago

came here expecting to see a few flavorah ingreeds, flavorah could really knock this up a notch op

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by DuskMSalmost 10 years ago

To be honest I haven't tried any FLV yet but they sound too good to be true. Every flavor is amazing, out of this world, and is a complete flavor right out the bottle with a signature creaminess across the whole line. No thank you. Unless I'm mistaken for a few flavors that just happened to be popular.

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by skiddlzninjaalmost 10 years agoThat one moderator. You know, the honey guy.

The only two flavors I don't like from them are raspberry and black cherry. The others are all so unique and complex that they deserve all the praise they receive.

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by firespydralmost 10 years ago

That works, just mixed it.

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by skiddlzninjaalmost 10 years agoThat one moderator. You know, the honey guy.

I'd imagine it gives a lighter, more desserty cinnamon with a less pungent bread base.