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Strawberry milkshake without custard
submitted almost 10 years ago by shinitso

Im looking to make a strawberry milkshake without using any type of custard. I know that things like CAP vanilla custard V1 TFA vaniilla swirl and such are highly regarded but nothing seems to give me what i am looking for. I want a milkshake that is MILKY closer to strawberry milk than milkshake. I've experimented with TFA marshmallow and dairy/milk along with ripe strawberry but everything i create is just too weak or not milky enough and now, I'm kinda at a loss. has anyone tried Fresh03's milkshake Im considering adapting this to add more milkiness? any advice. I'm trying also trying to avoid ending up with something that tastes like these sweet things. does anyone have any suggestions? a mcdonalds thick shake is aa good comparison as to what i am looking for.

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by altneurosealmost 10 years ago

If you want milk, FA Fresh Cream is the thing. Just unsweetened, plain milky cream. No vanilla, custard, or heaviness. Combine with TFA Marshmallow and TFA Sweet Cream to give it body and sweetness.

One of my favorite cereal recipes uses a base of:

3% Fresh Cream (FA)
2% Bavarian Cream (TFA)
2% Marshmallow (TFA)
1.5% Sweet Cream (TFA)

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by jeepsterjkalmost 10 years agoMixologist

Could you share the rest of that recipe?

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by altneurosealmost 10 years ago

It's Tongue Fuck by /u/i_seen and /u/tet5uo.

7% Fruit Circles (TFA)
2.5% Berry Crunch (TFA)
3% Fresh Cream (FA)
2% Bavarian Cream (TFA)
2% Marshmallow (TFA)
1.5% Sweet Cream (TFA)

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by whazzisalmost 10 years ago

Currently using my slightly modified version of this right now. One of my favorites from this sub.

I just don't add marshmallow and I keep fruit circles at 5%

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by shinitsoalmost 10 years ago

looks like i'll be ordering some FA any experience with TFA dairy/milk?

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by hotwingsandcoldbeeralmost 10 years agoTobacconist

TFA Dairy is good at 2% or so to add a little body to the milk. Any higher and it sometimes starts to get kind of rank. I use it in my chocolate milk recipe.

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by altneurosealmost 10 years ago

Not much, I've had Dairy Milk in my arsenal for only a week now. It works well in a berry milk recipe of mine (work in progress), can't really tell anything else yet. It's not bad, but it seems to be not quite as light and pleasing as Fresh Cream is.

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by ID10-Talmost 10 years ago

He's right, FA Fresh Cream is what you want.

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by Eizoozalmost 10 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

second this a million times. Those 4 creams together are fucking heavenly. Its even good without the Fresh Cream but its more of like a "candy" milk without it so its not as realistic

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by workerbee41almost 10 years ago

This is my favorite. I call it Pink Milk.

3% Strawberry (Ripe) (TFA)
2% Strawberry (TFA)
2% Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TFA)
2% Vanilla Custard v2 (CAP)
0.5% Meringue (FA)
1% Hazelnut (FW) (I think this is a key to a milky taste)
1% Dairy / Milk (TFA)
1% Fresh Cream (FA)

I mix at 30/70, 6mg nic.

I'd be happy to hear any suggestions. I was also going for a thick milkshake not a custard, so I may try a batch using bavarian + sweet creams instead of that custard v2. I used it because it seems to make it taste thicker? Don't want to up the VBIC because that has a weird taste for me at higher levels.. not peppery, I just don't like it. I could up the Fresh Cream and Dairy a bit too.

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by shinitsoalmost 10 years ago

Hazelnut is interesting. Its in a lot of looper clones but i never thought it would be adding to the milkiness. This shounds really promising. I may add some bavarian cream for thick mouth feel and change vanilla custard for vanilla cupcake

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by paul8m3almost 10 years ago

This recipe looks solid. Ive made several using this cap custard, fresh cream, meringue, dairy milk combo, and they work very well together. The only thing id add is maybe 2 percent caps sweet strawberry, cuz I like the strawberry to be prominent.

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by Towerfulalmost 10 years ago

I'm vaping this without the raspberry, and Marshmallow (CAP) instead of the malted milk.
Its very sweet even without the sucralose/sweetener (trying to think of something nice and tart to throw in there, probably should be raspberry :D )... but its very tasty
http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/117069/Pink+Panther+Milk

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by Calliespantiesalmost 10 years ago

Kiwi double could work.

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by verysupermarioalmost 10 years ago

I've been searching for the same kind of flavor for a while. One of the nicest ones I've made was using only capella flavoring, I'm wondering if you swap out the whipped cream flavor with sweet cream if it would be better.

6% Sweet Strawberry (CAP)

6% Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (CAP)

3% Vanilla Whipped Cream (CAP)

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by retuchnalmost 10 years agoPâtissier

NotCharlesManson's strawberry vanilla in the Flavorah recipe thread on the sidebar. Strawberry milk basically.

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by shinitsoalmost 10 years ago

I may give it a go, I work at a B&M that makes their own juice so i can get TFA CAP and INW cheap. I'd prefer a recipe using them. but if all else fails i'll try it

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by NotCharlesMansonalmost 10 years ago

Forgot about this. Thanks for the mention!

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by retuchnalmost 10 years agoPâtissier

No problem. Been vaping a lot of your recipes in between the ones I make. I have the same flavor preferences as you so I know they're all tasty

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by NotCharlesMansonalmost 10 years ago

Thanks! I've been trying to do some different stuff. 90% of mine are just fruit and cream haha

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by SenorPierrealmost 10 years ago

I have a recipe on my computer that is pretty close to what you're looking for. once I get home I'll post it.

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by FarsiDunlopalmost 10 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

cough

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by FluentInTypoalmost 10 years ago

Try FlavorArts Veinna Cream. I love this stuff.

I am also working on a strawberry brulee - INW brulee, TFA Vanilla Swirl, Flavor Art Strawberry ( the best strawberry I have ever tasted) with a touch of butterscotch.

Something along the lines of:

3ml FlavorArt Strawberry .6 Brulee INW .6 Vanilla swirl TPA Drops of Butterscotch (kind of creamy) A drop or two of FA Lemon Sicilly Possibly add in Flavor Art Veinna Cream or Flavor Art Fresh Cream

I work mostly with Flavor Art. To experiment, I would work with Vienna Cream, meringue and fresh cream to try for a creaminess that is not a vanilla custard base.

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by JohnLaCuentaalmost 10 years ago

Is the INW Crème Brûlée good by itself?

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by FluentInTypoalmost 10 years ago

Honestly, I havent tried it that way and I really should to understand the flavor better. I know it smells alcoholy, but that doewnt come out in my mixes so far. I really just started to experiment with it.

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by JohnLaCuentaalmost 10 years ago

Alright thanks. Would be nice to have a crème brûlée concentrate that needs little to no tweaking!

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by tranceinatealmost 10 years agoMixologist

....Is that recipe for a 30ml? 3mls of strawberry would be 10% of the recipe...far, far too high. .6ml would be 2%

Stick to 2-4% FA Strawberry, or add some FLV strawberry if that's still not enough.

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by gunthersluntalmost 10 years ago

I think he means for a 3ml taster.

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by cjinctalmost 10 years ago

Have you tried CAP's new VBIC? I'm told it's more milkshake than ice cream

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by shinitsoalmost 10 years ago

Haven't tried it, I use TFA VBIC mixing with cirtus fruits and INW sparkling wine to make sherbert

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by daathalmost 10 years agoMixologist

I made this one recently, which I think tastes a lot like a strawberry milkshake :)

Strawberry Milkshake 

Ingredient|% :---|---: Red Touch (Strawberry) (FA)|2.1 Strawberry (Ripe) (TPA)|4 Sweet Strawberry (CAP)|2.8 Yogurt (FW)|4

Flavor total: 12.9%

Remember to rate it at e-liquid-recipes.com!

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by Coc_White_Ac_TLalmost 10 years agoExtractor

Looks like I'm by myself on this one but molinberry has a specific flavor called milkshake. http://www.vaperstek.org/molin-berry-flavors/ I actually love this flavor. A tad weak for me but molin berry is diketone free so they are definitely worth a look

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by 0ptimusRhymealmost 10 years ago

Onestopdiyshop.com has a really good strawberry milk flavor base. Use it at 10-15% and add other flavorings to your liking.

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by shinitsoalmost 10 years ago

afraid i'm in the UK not the US

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by bigbows1985almost 10 years agoMixologist

sweet cream

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