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What's your favorite bakery recipe?
submitted about 8 years ago by The137

I'm looking for something rich and flavorful but open to anything new

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6 points
 
by FuzzIVXXabout 8 years ago

6% CAP Sugar Cookie

5% TFA Ripe Strawberry

2% CAP Vanilla Custard

5 points
 
by ID10-Tabout 8 years agoWinner of the 2nd DIYorDIE World Mixing Championship

For summer: Mango Blossom Macaron or maybe this LMN#

For fall: ABDC

For winter: Snickerdoodle Cookie

For spring: Tootsee Roll

For when I'm going bananas: 3 Banana Nuts

For when I'm drunk mixing and need something extra extra easy: Simple Sugar Cookie

I don't know if I this counts as a bakery but it's so fucking good: Golden Oreo Pudding

Are cereals bakeries? Or is that a separate category? THIS BAD BOY, so far. About to try some new ones though, there are several other great-looking ones out there.

4 points
 
by gardvarabout 8 years ago

Honestly pretty boring. But a plain strawberry cheese cake is been my adv for a couple of years now. Also a sucker for milk and honey

1 points
 
by SketchyModderabout 8 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

Care to share any recipes/tips for milk & honey? Can't really get that flavor right

2 points
 
by gardvarabout 8 years ago

sorry been hunting a good clone for ever but they're never quite right.

Best I've found so far is from "Lost Vapez" on e-liquid-recipes

% | Flavor :- | :- 2 | Bavarian Cream 3 | Butterscotch 2 | Caramel (Original) 4 | Graham Cracker (Clear) 3 | Marshmallow 4 | Toasted Almond 3 | Vanilla Swirl

All flavors are TPA.

I have been playing around a bit with what nut to use. Quite fond of using hazelnut or peanut or a combination thereof.

3 points
 
by Lulzorrabout 8 years ago

https://alltheflavors.com/recipes/10613

ID10-T's cinnamon roll apple danish.

2 points
 
by noahdblevinsabout 8 years ago

I will vouch for this one, it is very good.

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

I wouldn't recommend that over this apple fritter: https://www.reddit.com/r/DIY_eJuice/comments/3jt020/a_joyous_occasion_perfected_my_apple_fritter/

3 points
 
by chewymidgetabout 8 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

Botboy141's Awesome Apple Pie

2 points
 
by Labubsabout 8 years ago

This was my first real successful recipe, went through about 3 iterations to get there. A creamy, thick, bakery cinnamon dough-

Snickerdoodle Cookie Dough

8% Sugar Cookie (CAP)

5% Vanilla Custard(CAP)

2.5% Cinnamon Danish Swirl(CAP)

2% Graham Cracker(clear)(TFA)

1.5% Marshmallow (CAP)

0.75 Vanilla Tahity (see below)

Unfortunately the recipes final touch was CAP Marshmallow, the old version. I had heard it was a Vanilla shortage that caused the reformulation and saw Tahity mentioned, so I'd suggest adding 0.75% Vanilla Tahity. I've had success replicating the old formulation with Vanilla Tahity and basically any Marshmallow (I've been using TFA and FA) that has a particularly fluffy mouthfeel. I add about 1 part Vanilla to 3 parts Marshmallow.

2 points
 
by JohannesVanDerWhalesabout 8 years ago

Strawberry Shortcake Bar (with JF yellow cake) is my ADV a lot of days. Although /u/ID10-T 's version is just as good.

1 points
 
by helmet648about 8 years ago

Toast'd eliquids Blue'z blueberry pop-tart type flavor, its great.

3 points
 
by Wrekked_itabout 8 years ago

Do you happen to have the recipe?

1 points
 
by helmet648about 8 years ago

Wasn't even paying attention to that part.. sorry. It tastes like blueberry frosting with a little ghram cracker.. I wish I could find a clone of it

1 points
 
by SteepingTakesTimeabout 8 years ago

3% CAP Cinn Danish Swirl

2% FW Yellow Cake (can replace with a safer one if you're worried about that stuff)

2% LA Cream Cheese Icing

Then add your favorite fruit. I like FW Blood Orange.

1 points
 
by Zermachtabout 8 years ago

It's no recipe, but CAP Cereal27 has some fucking honey magic in it.

1 points
 
by EarnestAccordabout 8 years ago

I agree. To me it is so incredably nutty & Sweet that I'm on my 5th version of my Nut'n Honey Cereal recipe with it as the base note. Love all it's main flavor notes, it just over powers everything at normal percentages, even FA's Condensed Milk. I initially started out at 4% and have gradually backed it down. My next mix will try it at .5%. Granted I tend to Mix fairly lower %'s than most, but it's surprised me.

  • Cereal 27 ...1%
  • DX Brown Sugar ... (.5)%
  • FA Caramel ... 1%
  • TFA DX Graham Cracker ..(.75)%
  • FA Cream Fresh ... 2%
  • FA Meringue ... 1%
  • FA Condensed Milk ... (.06)%
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