I've been working on a couple of recipes using FA Greek Yogurt. So far this is what I've done:
Red, Black & Blue Yogi
- FA Yogurt 3%
- Tfa Blackberry 1%
- Tfa Blueberry Candy 5%
- Tfa Marshmallow 1%
- FA cream fresh .5%
- Fa Raspberry 1.5%
The FA greek yogurt is kinda tart, so tge marshmallow and fresh cream help smooth it out. Making for a creamier finish. Blackberry is strong, so you don't want this too high or it will take over the mix. I like Blueberry Candy for its mouthfeel, but if this is too sweet for you try FA Bilberry at .5%. I used Fa Raspberry because its got a ready good, seedy type berry flavor. These 3 berries mix rather well and are good with or without a little creaminess.
Peachy Strawberry Yogi
- Tfa strawberry ripe .5%
- Tfa Strawberry 2%
- Cap Juicy peach 5%
- TFA marshmallow .5%
- FA Yogurt 3%
- FA Cream fresh .5%
- TFA Orange Cream @ 1 drop per 15 ml
I used both strawberry flavors to get a full strawberry note. Marshmallow, yogurt and fresh cream all stayed the same from the last recipe. The peach and orange work well together. The drop of orange really gives the tart finish on the peach. Both recipes are fairly tart, so keep this in mind. If you like really sweet vapes without tartness, this won't be perfect for you. I usually try to make recipes that are not extremely long and/or complicated, so these aren't hard for even a beginner to achieve. Any ideas or suggestions are welcome.*
Edit- sorry the Yogurt was just FA Yogurt!!
Haven't had FA'S , but recently got TFA greek yogurt. I've found it works best at 2% with 2~3% of TFA vanilla swirl. Anything over 5% with greek yogurt taste like cottage cheese IMO
By FA Greek Yogurt do you mean just FA Yogurt? That's all I've seen on their site. If we're talking about the same Yogurt, I've found it works quite nicely at 2-3%.
Adding 1-2% FA Caramel takes the edge off the sourness without completely muting it, a nice effect.
Nice recipe really dig fa yogurt and tfa Greek yogurt but bilberry at 5% might destroy my taste buds j/s but Ima try this tonight when I make it to the house
No no, don't use 5%, its .5%! Anything over 2% Bilberry reminds me of dirty socks. I don't know how it even happens, but that is terrible.
>The 2 peaches work well together.
am I missing something?
Changed sentence, so it now makes sense. Lol, the kiddos were playing beside me as I was typing. I guess I was more distracted than I even realized. Thank you for reading closely and noticing. :)