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FA Irish Cream - need a bit more info
submitted about 9 years ago by stayinwonderland

I've seen two posts on here about FA Irish Cream but I just thought I'd check back in case there's anyone with more info.

I hear 1-2% is good?, but what should I add to it, what should I add IT to?

I had an awesome irish cream (baileys) vape from a UK vendor once and I figured it must surely be simple, he must just use the most popular irish cream concentrate, and that would be this I'd guess. He added some cooling and some chocolate so maybe that would be good.

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by templepilotabout 9 years ago

Pretty versatile, add whatever you want.. 1-2% is right in a mix.


TFA Banana Cream- 6%

CAP Sugar Cookie- 3%

FA Irish Cream- 1.5%


FLV Chocolate Deutsch- 1.5%

FLV Coconut- 0.05%

FA Irish Cream- 1.5%


CAP Vanilla Custard- 5%

FA Irish Cream- 1.8%

FA Meringue- 1.5%

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by stayinwonderlandabout 9 years ago

Ah yes, coconut should go well. I have FA coconut but find it's very hard to notice it in a recipe, but might do something here.

I'll definitely try the custard recipe.

I have banana nut bread, but can't imagine it going so well with the irish.

Thanks

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by TheAlmightyDabout 9 years agoMixologist

FA has a few really really interesting flavours like coconut, almond is another like this. They provide something very specific to a mix but neither are that high main flavour note. FA Coconut brings a realistic creamy fruit aspect to your juice, add a tiny amount of diluted FA Oakwood for a papery slightly more real coconut. Still lacks that punch though. FLV Coconut is a better fit but try using both.

Checkout this post for almond info

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by elephantrainbowsabout 9 years agoOne of "The Damned"

Get tfa banana cream. That and the LA version are your best bets for banana outside of inw which is touchy.

Also get flv coconut, flv sweet coconut, and flv rich cinnamon. Dilute the coconut and cinnamon to 10% and use accordingly. Those are your most realistic concentrates for the flavors.

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by stayinwonderlandabout 9 years ago

roger that on the banana cream. I just figured that a low dose of banana nut bread and cream should do the trick, but yet to establish that. Funny, there's zero hint of nuts or bread in that flavor.

and that's some expensive coconut shopping list. About 10 bucks :/ so I better make sure I really really want coconut! :p

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by elephantrainbowsabout 9 years agoOne of "The Damned"

Damn those look solid. Hug me.

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by JohnLaCuentaabout 9 years ago

I have yet to try any other Irish Cream concentrate but this one is not a great standalone imo. It's nice but won't make a good Bailey's juice. I'd actually love to find a good one because Bailey's is my jam.

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by stayinwonderlandabout 9 years ago

well, are you based in the UK? or know anyone who is? I can hook you up with a very good baileys eliquid but the company doesn't ship to the US :/

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by JohnLaCuentaabout 9 years ago

I live in Belgium. If you tell me the name of the company I'll keep an eye out for it.

I've still gotta try other brands but I'm sure one of them makes a nice Irish cream. Got my eye on Flavorah atm, but I don't know when it will be available in Europe :/

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by asrfzdabout 9 years ago

Try thee-cigshop or chefsflavours. Both carry FLV and ship to EU

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by thedirtyprojectorabout 9 years agoMixologist

It's great with coffee.

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by CheebaSteebaabout 9 years agoFrugivore

I think this is one of the more versatile creams, although one I haven't used too extensively. I've only ever used it in a coffee vape and a cola vape (weird, right? it was delicious!). The coffee I used it at 1.5% and the cola it was at 2.5%, so you're in the right area with the %s there.

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by stayinwonderlandabout 9 years ago

I have some tiramisu which I like. Might add it to that :)

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by CheebaSteebaabout 9 years agoFrugivore

Good idea lol that's what I used as the coffee base in that recipe lol

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by CheebaSteebaabout 9 years agoFrugivore

Good idea lol that's what I used as the coffee base in that recipe lol

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