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Nice Lemon Coconut Cream Cake
submitted about 6 years ago by Harry_Nice

[Nice Lemon Coconut Cream Cake] (https://alltheflavors.com/recipes/159228)

I recently had a piece of lemon and coconut cream cake and enjoyed it so much that I decided to try and capture the experience in vape form.

Lemon needs to be at the forefront of the profile as it is the dominant flavour, so I used relatively high percentages of FA lemon Sicily and VT sour lemon.

I then added some CAP lemon meringue pie as a bridge to the 'cake' part of the profile, rounding it out with a dash of FW yellow cake, INW yes we cheesecake and some LB vanilla ice cream.

The VIC bridges nicely; it adds vanilla flavour to the cake and sets up the coconut cream together with some WF coconut custard, which leaves FW sweet coconut to add a more authentic coconut flavour - this is the sprinkle of coconut on top of the cake.

1% (FW) Cake (yellow)

0.8% (WF) Coconut Custard SC

2% (CAP) Lemon Meringue Pie

4% (FA) Lemon Sicily

4% (VT) Sour Lemon

0.7% (FLV) Sweet Coconut

1.5% (LB) Vanilla Ice Cream

1.5% (INW) Yes We Cheesecake

I found I had to be sparing with the coconut as it has a strange muting effect on the lemon and can easily overwhelm it if too much is used.

In order for the cream to come through properly, this recipe needs a 7 day steep, but it is actually pretty nice straight away.

In terms of subs, you could swap out the VIC for a cream/cream combo of your choice (may try sweet cream and cream fresh), and you could also swap out the cake for a pastry to turn the cake into a pie.

Please mix, enjoy and let me know what you think!

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by urs1neabout 6 years ago

I can actually make that! I guess I know what I'm doing later. I absolutely love the flavor profile.

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by Harry_Niceabout 6 years ago

Please let me know how you get on!

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by urs1neabout 6 years ago

My only sub will be JF Yellow Cake for FW.

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by Harry_Niceabout 6 years ago

Should be absolutely fine

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