(CAP) Vanilla Custard

This is DMC's Version of Vaptasia Killer Kustard. Being that this is only v1 and first attempt, I feel that this is already spot on. if you feel that you need more inw marzipan feel free to add another 0.25% to the mix. I was on the fence myself with this flavor but its up to you. Also as mentioned in the video I tried Capella's Vanilla custard v2 but it did not seem to sit right. @Tamvapes said she was getting a heavy butyric taste from the OG killer kustard so I gave it a go. I don't know maybe it me or my v2 is bad granted it is a couple years old. @Daddykane91 subbed Inw marzipan with FA Marzipan 1:1 giving this a different twist on the original clone. Feedback always welcome. Enjoy!!! More notes and description here https://youtu.be/UatBMwi7qvk

A POD variation of my recipe, Leopards Blööd. I didnt know how this would taste in my breeze 2, but I am very happy with it. I can taste all of the elements that were incorporated. I haven’t given it time to steep yet, but I am sure it will improve with time. Great as a SNV IMO.

This started out as a attempt to clone Breakfast at Teleos Crunch, but honestly I always preferred Yeti Vapes Crunchy Black. So I guess this was really trying to find a middle ground between the two juices.

This is better than both!

Berry crunch is the main note obviously. I added the new TFA sweet cereal flakes to try and add some supporting cereal notes. And the combo works quite we'll together.

TFA Bavarian cream, CAP vanilla custard, FW yogurt make up the creamy milk. FLV marshmallow vanilla (because who doesn't like some vanilla) and marshmallow support said milk. I don't feel this combo adds any "fluff". I like FA marshmallow in cereal vapes because to me it tastes like the dry powdered outside part of a marshmallow.

This is not a shake and vape recipe. The first few days you cannot taste the berries in the crunch berries. But you do get the harsh scratchy crunchy pieces of cereal that tears up the roof of your mouth when eating the actual food. After 4 to 5 days the berry comes through, the cream takes shape and smoothes everything out and is delicious.

This recipe is a work in progress inspired by a local juice line company that supplies near me. The profile I was going for was a deep creamy caramel nutty blend. This is my first original recipe so let me know your thoughts and if I should add or tweak anything!

A Cannoli Even The Don would be impressed by...I'm a huge fan of Cannoli be one by Cassadega....As always sweeten to taste...This needs some work but when squeezing and smelling the original I get the same smell as this one so It's on the right path.I'm pretty sure the Vienna Cream is right but not sure at what percentage...I'm Open to any suggestions to try

07/11/19 After 3 week steep Nice Golden Color like the Original but way to sweet..
07/11/19 Remove/Lower or replace super sweet
07/12/19- Added 1 percent to (cap)Vanilla Custard now @ 2 percent
Added (Vt) Warm Custard @ 4 percent
Lowered Super Sweet to 0.25

Sickly sweet off the shake - Very rich creamy and full, very smooth. Warm vanilla pudding with extra butter taste.

After a month it's an amazing vanilla icing / cake filling vape.

Originally used for my Oreo recipe

This is a strawberry cupcake with drizzled strawberry glaze. Creamy and spongy and fluffy. Very palatable for an all day vape.

Talking with Eric Buss (Squid Vapor LLC), he mentioned a savory custard tobacco, and that got me thinking of a brew. So this is my tribute to him for all he does for the community.

Let this one steep 7 days minimum for the custard to settle into the mix.

(Cap) Vanilla Custard - The main custard note.

(TPA) Pecan - Added for that savory nutty note to compliment and take a little of the sweetness off of the RY4. I initially thought of using (TPA) Pistachio, but I thought that may make the recipe too much like Wayne Walker's Stacio-RY4-U with a hint of pipe tobacco added.

(TPA) RY4 Double - Used here for that caramel tobacco note. I started at 3.25%, but it was too far forward. This version is dialed back to 2% with the (FE) Captain bumped up from 2.25% to 3.5%

(FE) Captain - (Using ECX's description) sweet pipe tobacco flavor with hints of maple and coconut. I needed to round out the tobacco with a nice pipe blend, and I really enjoy FE Captain.

(FE) Tobacco Absolute - Added to "dirty" up the tobacco and round off the edges of the coconut, maple and caramel notes from the Captain and RY4 Double.

Honey infused tobacco topped of with a custard cream biscuit.

No the percentages of the honey's is not a joke. I asure you.

This has been my ADV for the better part of a year now.
I mix 500 ml and a soon as i open a jar. I mix the next as a steep of three weeks is a minimum.
Just gets better with time.

The creator of the "Custard cream the biscuit" i nicked the percentages from is @opensauce
I am forever greatful.

So how did this come to be?

A year or so back i got a bottle of the VGOD Cubano Black shortfill and was instantly hooked.
I bought more and more and then some more. Guzzling a 50 ml bottle in two three days.
ADV was translated in to adictive beyond control.
My wallet was just not agreeing with this. Should i sell my car? My bike, or maby the wife and dog?
I had dabbled some with diy. With the results you could expect from a guy that hits it with a sledge if the hammer dont do it.
So i started to scan the net. Nope and nope. No clones to find there.
Ok. Now what?
I started to buy tobacco essences. And actualy did single flavour test samples.
During, me and my wife enjoyed going trough Chef's oneshots. Perticulary the custard ones.

So to the accident.

One day i took 40% of finished Chef's Custard Cream. Poured the tobacco notes i thought would fit.
Hit the honey's with the sledgehammer. Cubano Silver did have honey, Did it not?
And voila. A clone?
I think not.
But happy as a pig in a puddle of mud. I could proudly say that this was good enough to save the car, bike, wife and dog.
And now that i found @opensauce premium recipe for custard cream.
That i find actually better than the chef's one. Sry chef's.
I can present it to you in a form that you can actually mix.
Remember boys and girls.
Steep it for at least three weeks.
Its not bad or offensive but just bland and pointles as a SNV.