Thin Mint Girl Scout Cookies

submitted over 9 years ago by clonedejuice

Thin Mint Girl Scout Cookies

3% Creme De Menthe (TPA)
3% Cookie (FA)
2% Graham Cracker V2 (CAP)
3% Double Chocolate Clear (TPA)
2% Milk Chocolate (TPA)
2% Chocolate Fudge Brownie (CAP)
2.5% Marshmallow (FA)
2.5% Sweet Cream (CAP)
1% AP
1% Sweetener
1% EM

Flavor Notes:

Creme De Menthe - Reminiscent of the peppermint flavor from a Klondike bar; main flavor.
Cookie - Light graininess that adds texture/ mouth feel; main cookie flavor.
Graham Cracker V2 - Light honey and graham; backing note for the cookie portion.
Double Chocolate Clear - Similar to milk chocolate, flavorful & less airy; backing note for the chocolate.
Milk Chocolate - Sweet milk chocolate, kind of airy; backing note for the chocolate.
Chocolate Fudge Brownie - Darker chocolate and slightly bread tasting; main chocolate flavor.
Marshmallow - Introduces more sweetness and depth; adds mouth feel.
Sweet Cream - Introduces a different sweetness and creaminess; adds mouth feel.
AP - Imparts a bread/ grainy flavor; backing note for the overall flavor.

This is an accurate Thin Mint Girl Scout Cookie recipe. The flavor came out amazing and is very satisfying if you like thin mint cookies.

Hope you enjoy, vape on!

Comments

2 points

by Paleone123over 9 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

Have you tried HICs Thin Mint Recipe? Tastes legit but gunks coils in a hurry.

How's this one one your wicking? Steep time?

1 points

by clonedejuiceover 9 years ago

The chocolate fudge brownie and sweeteners in this mix will cause coils to gunk up in a few days to a week.

Steep time 1 week+, but this is also very good as a shake and vape.

1 points

by falls_asleep_readingover 9 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

I have all these flavors, so I'm thinking about whipping some up and comparing it with HIC's (which I happen to have a batch of that I made last week, and HIC's is bang-on).

Seems like a lot of flavors in this one, and I have some of the same concerns noted above about marshmallow, sweet cream, and all those sweeteners over time--but I'll be happy to be wrong.

1 points

by clonedejuiceover 9 years ago

Awesome! I thought this would be a fun project to work on, I haven't seen a GSC flavor posted since HIC's and wanted to try making my own version.

I noted below: Creme De Menthe starts very strong but will fade in intensity as the juice steeps, the result after a week steep is a more balanced flavor. Depending on how you like it you can use this recipe as either a shake and vape (more intense) or let it steep (more balanced).

If the flavor/ sweetness isn't to your liking you can either negate the EM and only using "regular" sweetener or just not use any sweeteners other than the flavored ones.

1 points

by falls_asleep_readingover 9 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

Well damn. Now you've got me thinking we need more GSC recipes in our lives, and now I'm gonna be experimenting all week (it's time to check on a couple I've been working on anyway and see where they're at)...

You bastard! :P

2 points

by matthewkocandaover 9 years ago

This looks solid, my only fear is the combined 7% of flavour from Sweet Cream, Marshmallow, EM, and Sweetener. Have you let this one steep for a while? I'm not familiar with how potent Creme de Menthe is, so with all of the intensity from that and the chocolate, it may stand up to time. But in my experience with using marshmallow, sweet cream, and sweeteners, it mutes the fuck out of my recipes at percentages like that.

Either way, great recipe, great notes, and I'm definitely going to snag these flavours so I can mix it up soon!

1 points

by clonedejuiceover 9 years ago

I've had positive feedback with the sweeteners as they are but I truly think sweetening depends heavily on an individuals tastes.

Creme De Menthe starts very strong but will fade in intensity as the juice steeps, the result after a week steep is a more balanced flavor. Depending on how you like it you can use this recipe as either a shake and vape (more intense) or let it steep (more balanced).

If the flavor/ sweetness isn't to your liking you can either negate the EM and only use "regular" sweetener or just not use any sweeteners other than the flavored ones.

1 points

by matthewkocandaover 9 years ago

I just was wondering how it held up to steeping with those percentages. But thinking back to my experience with chocolate vapes in general, that shit is always potent and gets better in time anyway, so I figure it probably holds up nicely. And fuck yeah, that recipe steeped sounds right up my alley. I love me a good Thin Mint. Heh.

1 points

by Davesnothearover 9 years agoMixologist

You could easily eliminate 4 of those flavors if you got Flavorah's Creme De Menthe. It is delicious.

1 points

by clonedejuiceover 9 years ago

I haven't tried Flavorah's Creme De Menthe just yet but I will take note of the recommendation.

1 points

by aaa12585over 9 years ago

Which 4?

1 points

by Fresnothover 9 years ago

I think he is being a bit generous but you could remove the marshmallow and reduce or remove the sweet cream. FLV creme De menthe is a very "full" and creamy tasting flavor.

1 points

by pyr02k1over 9 years ago

Try inawera chocolate mint at 3, fa cocoa at .5, fa chocolate at 1. That gave me a pretty good representation of a thin mint. My so also caught the thin mint of it and asked for more. It probably could have used some cookie or something to add to it, but i had other things that kept me from it.

It wasn't my goal for that mix. I was shooting for a York peppermint patty and trying chocolate mint in its first multi flavor mix before adding peppermint to it. I was impressed by chocolate mint, at least overall, and it makes a damned good addition to a lot of mixes that call for a good mint and chocolate addition

Edit: not posting it as a knock, just hoping to give you another way to get close to the same place. Or others that might have those 3 odd flavors that I haven't seen used in many places

1 points

by Glitchlolover 9 years agoMentholatier

I use the same TFA chocolate ratio in this recipe for my peppermint pattie, but instead of the CAP chocolate, i use a tobacco to give a more earthy background note, which worked remarkably well. The peppermint I use is TFA.

1 points

by DrDoobie22over 9 years ago

I havent tried GC v2 from CAP but would TFA GCC be a suitable sub or is it just to heavy on the graham cracker? Other than that, looks really good

1 points

by clonedejuiceover 9 years ago

I only used GC V2 because that's what I had on hand, I'm sure another graham cracker would work just as well if not better.