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RF (SC) Bread Pudding
submitted over 8 years ago by PerennialPhilosopher

Setup: Dotmod Petri v1.5, dual parallel SS316L 27g @.19 ohms, 69w w/ 100w preheat 410 degrees F temp limit, full cotton wicks.

Testing: Real Flavors (Super Concentrate) Bread Pudding @1.5%, steeped for one month

Flavor Description: Sweet and bready. this reminds me of the RF(SC) French Toast without the syrup note, and slightly less eggy. There are subtle hints of cinnamon, vanilla, and maybe nutmeg. overall this is a great generic bread pudding taste!

Off-flavors: not really

Throat Hit: none

Uses and Pairings: this seems to be a great place to start for a bread pudding recipe. this could be vaped solo but who does that? this could benifit from added cinnamon, clove, and/or vanilla. you could go to town with fruit like apple, apricot, raisin, and other dried fruits; or perhaps go nuts with nut flavors like pecan, peanut, almond, and walnut. honey or sugar flavors would not be out of place as a pairing. oh, and spices! 1-2% seems like a good range for this.

Notes: The steep time on this is not one month, I just procrastinated on my testing. I'd say one or two weeks should do it judging by the other RF(SC) I've tried. most of the second opinions i found were about the VG based bread pudding, but im going to say that they are most likely close enough except for steep times.

Second Opinions: From Real Flavors: "When it comes to bread pudding, there are a multitude of regional variations. However the moist vanilla sweetness remains the same. Our delicious flavor is made from a cherished family recipe using bread, milk, eggs, raisins, vanilla, spices and more. Excellent on its own, this is one of our most popular offerings."

Our very own /u/mysticrosell's review of the VG Bread Pudding

From /u/To0nMaN: When i make it i make it with homemade cinnamon rolls instead of bread so you have the bready cinnamon notes in a nice heavy custard and a light drizzle of cream cheese frosting. This seems to be what this flavoring was modeled after. There are many variations on bread pudding, some have fruits and/or nuts. Some made with pudding and some made with custard. This is about the VG version but I imagine they are similar. However, I do not taste ANY kind of icing/frosting.

Anonymous states (about the VG version): VG version. Tested at 10 day steep 15% standalone. Very good, not too rich, could adv easily by itself. Flavor is good at this percentage, but deepens and strengthens a lot near the 4 week steep mark. Try at 3-4 weeks before raising percentage. Well balanced, just a light hint of cinnamon and really an authentic bread pudding. Would be great with a vanilla or caramel sauce, or topped with whipped cream or vanilla ice cream. Lots of possibilities with this one. I have noticed with this brand of flavorings that they really come out at/after 4 weeks. Worth the wait! @4 week steep. This is even more delicious with steeping. Very good SF for me in a tank at 15%. I have made a few recipes, and this flavor is a little touchy. 2-3% creams added to it in any combination has a tendency to mute it. A clear baking type vanilla like FA Classic or Tahiti accents it very well if you like more vanilla. I will be vaping this a lot, awesome bread pudding and hard to find flavor. They do it well.

More on Gremlins page:MORE OF A FRENCH TOAST FLAVOR 4 Star Review Posted by Unknown on Feb 26th 2017

Not sure I like it...but cant stop vaping it. 12% at 5 weeks. Reminds me of a french toast with a yeasty flavor. Slightly sour raisin on the exhale. Its different and I find myself craving it.

STRAIGHT FROM MOMMA'S OVEN 5 Star Review Posted by Lisa on Jun 25th 2016

Tested at 10 day steep 15% standalone. Very good, not too rich, could adv easily by itself. Flavor is good at this percentage, but deepens and strengthens a lot near the 4 week steep mark. Try at 3-4 weeks before raising percentage. Well balanced, just a light hint of cinnamon and really an authentic bread pudding. For my personal tastes would like a hint more vanilla. Would be great with a vanilla or caramel sauce, or topped with whipped cream or vanilla ice cream. Lots of possibilities with this one. I have noticed with this brand of flavorings that they really come out at/after 4 weeks. Probably because of the vg, but worth waiting for!

@4 week steep. This is even more delicious with steeping. Very good SF for me in a tank at 15%. I have made a few recipes, and this flavor is a little touchy. 2-3% creams added to it in any combination has a tendency to mute it. A clear baking type vanilla Like FA Classic or Tahiti accents it very well if you like more vanilla. I do have one with whipped cream and one with vanilla sauce that is very good, but I had to keep the bread pudding up at 12% and creams under/around 3%. I will be vaping this a lot, awesome bread pudding and hard to find flavor. They do it well.

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6 points
 
by louiesquaredover 8 years ago

I mixed up 1.5% RF Bread Pudding (SC) with 1% FW Caramel Candy at 80/20 VG/PG. It's really good after a 2 week steep.

1 points
 
by jersey_emtover 8 years ago

That's definitely a good combo. I go a bit further with my version, adding a bit of CAP Vanilla Custard (2%) and TFA Whipped Cream (1.5%), and sometimes also throw in a touch (0.75–1%) of FW Cinnamon Roll and/or TFA Marshmallow.

4 points
 
by ID10-Tover 8 years agoWinner of the 2nd DIYorDIE World Mixing Championship

Wonderful detailed review! Their Aged Bourbon Cream seems like an obvious pairing to go New Orleans style with it.

4 points
 
by PerennialPhilosopherover 8 years ago

That sounds good! The owners of the deli I work at make a panettone bread pudding with brandy. That would be a killer profile! I'm using this flavor for this months mixersclub if my v1 is even remotely good. I'm going for Capirotada. Hopefully /u/hocuskrokus doesn't put any PP in his recipe, and it will be a bread pudding shootout!

3 points
 
by HashSlingingSlashurover 8 years ago

sounds yummy, def up there on my interest list. they're releasing a v2 of this which is supposed to be an American version of bread pudding while v1 is a Canadian recipe. I am quite interested in both but I may go with v2 because America.

2 points
 
by PerennialPhilosopherover 8 years ago

'Murica! FUCK YEAH!

2 points
 
by mysticrosellover 8 years agoDiketones, Schmiketones

V2 is gross. I have a bottle here that will collect dust until I toss it. I've got to enjoy looking at it awhile first...trying to get my $6 out of it...lol. V1 is the version that my grandma and mom made my entire life, as well as found at restaurants here in America.

4 points
 
by HashSlingingSlashurover 8 years ago

Thank you for saving me from a grave mistake. Here's to delicious bread puddings

2 points
 
by l33ftyover 8 years ago

Are the RF(sc) based is vegetable glycerine as well? I ordered about 20 of there flavors and. Now am concerned that im not sure if they are the Super Concentrates. They are all based in VG

2 points
 
by PerennialPhilosopherover 8 years ago

The super concentrates are clearly labeled so when they arrive you will know. AFAIK the SC line is alcohol and PDO based. If you ordered VG based they will have longer steeping times and higher % of use, but I believe they taste the same or very close

2 points
 
by dominicaldazeover 8 years ago

Hey I actually sent them a request and they said they're alcohol based. Don't think there is any PG/PDO in there.

1 points
 
by PerennialPhilosopherover 8 years ago

Thanks for clearing that up!

2 points
 
by Erock11over 8 years ago

A good sweet ripe banana paired on this would be glorious!!!

2 points
 
by sixfiveliveover 8 years ago

Thanks for this. Does the SC line seem to have less throat hit than the VG line, or have you noticed?

1 points
 
by PerennialPhilosopherover 8 years ago

I've never personally tried the VG line.

2 points
 
by sixfiveliveover 8 years ago

Ah, ok. Thanks. I see you're saying no throat hit on the reviews I've looked at, so I assume it's less.

1 points
 
by Nicobeakover 8 years agoresident tobacco specialist

its about the same for me. At least the bread pudding VG and SC are. The french toast sc has a lot of TH too.

2 points
 
by mysticrosellover 8 years agoDiketones, Schmiketones

Very nice review, thank you! I was wondering how the SC would compare to the VG version. Sounds like it's good as well. Warning: V2 is NOTHING like V1, and is offensive to me. There has been a lot of opinions on it in another forum, and there are a few that like it ok, but most share my opinion. BTW, I'm also Lisa ie....Straight from Momma's Oven and Anonymous ;) Both reviews from different websites.

2 points
 
by PerennialPhilosopherover 8 years ago

Oh that's funny. And only now do I realize that those two reviews are almost identical. Thank you for making my job easier!

Edit: all three! Haha. Should have read those more carefully...

1 points
 
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