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December 2022 Recipe Thread
submitted over 2 years ago by ApexifiedThe Kingmaker

This is the thread to share the mixes you're proud of and want other mixers to see, mix, and give you feedback on. If you just want to share a recipe you've found/enjoyed; drop a comment on the latest "What are you vaping?" thread.

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###Congrats to u/SpiderJRusalem for Citronkryddkaka being the top voted recipe in last months thread. Good luck with the reformulating it now that Chefs pulled the plug :(

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by SpiderJRusalemover 2 years ago

Thanks, Apex. I have some plans to try to rework a few recipes with actually available flavors. Damn you, Chefs!

In the meantime, check out this recipe with flavors you can still buy!

Even SPDR Can Make A Custard

https://alltheflavors.com/recipes/292514#even_spdr_can_make_a_custard_by_spdrjrslm

Co. | Flavor | % ---|---|---- PUR | Banana | 1.25% VT | Banana Custard | 2% FLV | Caramel | 0.75% SSA | Clotted Cream | 1.75% FA | Custard Premium | 2.5% WF | Egg Yolk SC | 0.3% FA | Jamaica Special (Jamaica Rhum) | 1.5% WF | Philadelphia Butter Cake | 2% FLV | Rich Cinnamon | 0.1% VT | Scorched Caramel | 0.5%

"Or maybe he can't. I'll let you all decide.

Submitted for Mixers Club October 2022 - Witch's Cauldron.

Pretty much going for a bananas foster custard here.

The custard: FA Custard Premium is doing the heavy lifting with SSA Clotted Cream to add a little more richness away from the buttery side of things. WF Egg Yolk, because Wolf said so. WF Philadelphia Butter Cake is here for some texture and a little bolstering of the buttery notes.

The banana: VT Banana Custard for obvious reasons and PUR Banana to fill it out and brighten it a bit and help it stand up against the darker flavors.

The foster: FLV Caramel for a nice dark sugar note. FA Jamaica Special for a dark rum sauce. FLV Rich Cinnamon is used low for just a touch of cinnamon and depth. VT Scorched Caramel is here to round out the sauce and add a bit of a brulee feel.

I hope you enjoy it! 🍌🍮"

6 points
 
by hesheretteover 2 years agoMissing One Flavor

this recipe is pretty awesome, i really enjoyed it!

3 points
 
by SpiderJRusalemover 2 years ago

Thanks, Hesh! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

3 points
 
by FuckMatLatosover 2 years ago

this man literally shit's gold with his recipes.

2 points
 
by SpiderJRusalemover 2 years ago

Haha, I appreciate you. Now if I could just make that work in real life.

6 points
 
by Jakinbox1982over 2 years ago

White Licorice provides a fresh, white winter treat. Indulge in sweet licorice and smooth milk chocolate with a hint of mint.

<Creme De Menthe> (<FLV>) @ 1.5%

<Licorice> (<CAP>) @ 3%

<Milk Chocolate> (<FLV>) @ 0.5%

<Mint Candy> (<FLV>) @ 0.5%

<Super Sweet> (<CAP>) @ 0.25%

https://alltheflavors.com/recipes/297889#white_licorice_by_jakinbox

The idea for this recipe came to me when I ate from a Danish company licorice which is preferably sold in winter.

This I found so tasty and unusual that I wanted to make a liquid from it and this is the recipe for it.

For me as a licorice lover just a dream, Mix it taste it and Love it or hate it. 😅

2 points
 
by Dieterlaover 2 years ago

A pleasing licorice, with a subtle mint and fine chocolate note. Well done and recommended.

1 points
 
by Steve-TCover 2 years agoWinner: Best Recipe of 2021 - Melon Glazed Donut

It’s even delicious if you’re not a licorice lover. Great Mix!

1 points
 
by Mookeye1968over 2 years ago

Bananza shake

2% FA banana candy

5 % Tfa ripe banana

1.5% SSA van ice cream

3.5% LB Van ice cream

1.5% Cap van whipped cream

.75% SSA whipped cream

1% Cap whipped marshmallow

.75% ws23

1% Cap super sweet

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