I think I'm useless with the search option, so I apologise for that, I'm looking for any good typical thick custard flavours if anyone has any good recommendations or links.
This is my got to custard I vape cuatartds exclusively. I mix for my wife too, but I only vape this and a personal adaptation of it. Thanks u/thirdworldorder
I just mixed up this recipe and it's a really good recipe that uses this custard stone. It's a really nice thick creamy custard mix that I could imagine being good even without the FA Fuji.
I want to make this recipe and add the FA Fuji like in the above recipe but I don't have the Hangsen Italian Cream. I'll definitely be adding it next order.
Cap Vanilla Custard V1, the one and only.
My usual vanilla custard fix is 4% TFA Vanilla Swirl 4% Cap NY Cheesecake 6% Cap V1 Vanilla Custard
Shake and vape, oddly enough, but it only gets better the longer it sits.
I have to agree. CAP Vanilla Custard V1 is my favorite custard flavor out there. INW Custard is also very good, but it's a little weird. It steeps faster than the others though. I hear good things about FLV, but I haven't tried it. TPA Vanilla Custard is pretty similar to CAP; it just isn't quite as full to me.
My go-to vanilla custard recipe is Vicious Vanilla by /u/botboy141 . It's absolutely magical. The Catalan Cream is the secret weapon. I think it's great right off the bat, but steeping will improve it tenfold. He's serious about the six month steep being the sweet spot. Just last week I mixed a fresh 500ml jug that's steeping in a cupboard. It won't be ready until August. Actually, I'll probably break into that one in a few months. Otherwise half of it will end up being a year old. Haha.
Haha i went back to my Vicious Vanilla recently as an ADV. Great break from some Banana Cream =).
Ive been enjoying that inw custard with vcv1. FLV is way lighter.. not much eggyness. Great for a pudding or if you need a light custard.
This is a great question for the new mixers' thread. It is also a prime candidate for some searching. Def not something we should see on the front page, and as of this posting it has 2 reports.
So, under normal circumstances, I'd as OP to search or post this to the NMT, and delete this post.
Here's the dilemma. The post at this time has 13 comments, mostly helpful, and since AB seems to be napping, no snarky replies. Users from our very helpful community being ... well, very helpful.
So, what to do as a mod? According to sub rules, I should delete the post and give OP a little time out to explore our resources. The 2 who reported the post probably agree with that. the 13 who responded probably don't.
If I delete the post, the good replies to OP are lost to history, and maybe someone who does a search in the future ends up asking the same question. If I leave it, I allow violation of sub rules, possibly piss off a few old timers who are sick of this and decide to unsub.
So here's what I'm going to do. Lock the post so it survives, but ask OP to post in the proper thread or do some searching.
What I ask of the community: if front-page post is improper, report and/or ignore it. If you guys give helpful replies, it makes it stupid for me to delete it, and the sub starts to suffer. If it has a few reports and no replies, that's an easy decision. If it has no reports and a dozen replies, that's a hard one to call even if the post is blatant violation of our rules. Your mods don't want to be bad guys or evil overlords; we want to moderate the sub in accordance with our users' wishes. Replies to a bad post just make us confused as to what you want.