(FLV) Cream

"I remember blue skies, I remember how you were..." - SOLSTICE, STARSET

SNV is pretty sub par - I've steeped this from 7 days to 30 and it seems to start really coming out around 7-8 days and then it's preference from there. This is my first recipe I'm posting publicly, and this is version 4; it's still a work in progress; any feedback would be appreciated.

I tested & refined this on a Hadaly RDA at 55W, .37-.40 Ω

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HS Blueberry - The first blueberry I got for my initial dive into DIY. Originally in this recipe it was a standalone blueberry (@ 2.5% if you're curious) and it gave a nice, sweet blueberry taste, but it's just not what I wanted for this recipe.

TPA Blueberry (Extra) - This gives more of the fruity, wet blueberry taste as if there were chunks of it in the ice cream without overwhelming the peach entirely.

CAP Juicy Peach - Standalone I don't really care for this flavor, but the way it melds with the ice cream and the blueberry in this recipe in particular is so sweet and lovely, I couldn't NOT refine this recipe. It almost gives that taste as if you cut up a fresh peach, placed it over the top of the ice cream and sometimes you get a bite of peach, sometimes you just get the juice melting into the ice cream.

LB Vanilla Ice Cream - Honestly this base is just so easy to work with and mold to whatever flavor you like; in this particular recipe it's not as heavy in the inhale, but the exhale gives a soft, wonderful vanilla ice cream taste with bits of fruit.

FLV Cream - Honestly this just boosts the creaminess of the ice cream, and helps melt everything together into one cohesive flavor profile for me. I've done this with vanilla swirl, whipped cream, and finally landed on FLV Cream as the best option for what I was going for here.

Thank you @Spacolie16 for helping me out with this. It's 'cause of your willingness to deal with me asking you the same question 100 times in 50 different ways that I got this how I wanted it. :)

●Strong Tobacco.
●Cream.

Simple and delicious out of the shake

Dessert tobacco.
Wanted an dessert tobacco for after Thanksgiving festivities.
This is a delicious RY4. Graham cracker, Hazelnut, and Caramel Toffee carry the profile with some notes of tobacco from the Sweet and Smokey/ Ry4 Double.
Great off the shake. Id vape it as it steeps and taste the tobacco developing.
MTL tested. Billet box/Xeta bridge. 26.5 watts

So the name would lead you to believe that this one gives you bad breath...to the contrary it is my way of continuing to release recipes that do not have child inviting names..i mean how many children even know what Halitosis is right? Plus i thought it was funny...Let me know what you all think...THANKS. Here is a link to my video mixing and discussing this recipe.
https://youtu.be/gp3YnXM44Ok

so RY4 caramel vanilla Tobacco

FLV CREAM AND VANILLA BEAN - Provide the creaminess and the vanilla note

FLV SMOKED BUTTERSCOTCH - useed here to support the caramel and add some more depth to the mix

FLV CARAMEL - used low this one is a smooth caramel if you push this one higher it becomes a kind of homemade caramel that didnt cook long enough..it gets brown sugar grainy notes for me.

FLV RED BURLEY - Well well I love this flavor its tobacco and i get a bit of coco notes as well

While the percentages here seem low because its all Flavorah it IS a FULL FLAVORED Vape after the steep.

I put 10 day steep however i shake and vape it and it changes to something even better around 14 days.

Tastes like a peach milkshake - I'll let you be the judge.

Credit to Cheebasteeba for the the cream/wild melon combo but I left out cantaloupe and added Flv watermelon to make this a heavy melon puree blended into a lemonade. After playing around with the pink lemonade for a while I found 4% for LB and 2 % fe lemon did not overpower the melon flavor that I wanted. I think it is really close to perfect if it already isn't, at least to my pallet. You can add or subtract sweetener to make the lemonade more or less prominent without affecting the melon. Tried at 0.5 % cap SS and the lemonade doesnt work as well much better at 0.8-1% but you could take it all the way up to 2% and if your a candy crack addict!

Mixin Vixens 11/10 recipe. Vanilla yogurt with apple cranberry puree and oatmeal cookie accent.

A rich strawberry cheesecake custard. Wanted a richer strawberry cheesecake flavor, so i combined 2 of strongest/darkest strawberries I had. For the cheesecake to come through and mix with that "strawngberry" i used inw yes we cheesecake and combined with TFA cheesecake Graham cracker crust. I also added sugar cookie with inw biscuit for a good cookie crust. I added some FLV Cream with some Cap Bavarian for the creamy flavor and a splash of Inw Vanilla shisha to add to the custard and cream. The most important part of any custard is... well the custard... I used MB Legendary custard. You can also use tpa or cap vanilla custard if you don't have Legendary or fa premium. The key to this (like most custards) is the steep. 3 weeks Minimum! I wait like 5-6 weeks myself.

SUBS:
Already explained you can substitute the custard (though id definitely stick with MB Legendary)

I feel Red Touch is necessary for the taste im looking for. You can also replace the INW STRAWBERRY SHISHA w
Tpa Strawberry Ripe @ 6-7%
(Thats actually how i originally made this, but I have a hard time tasting SB Ripe sometimes so I changed it up)

Chocolate Virgina Tobacco
( All Flavorah Recipe)

This was my go to hand-rolling blend and i think this mix nails the most remarcable notes i remember from back in the day.

Golden virginia is a sweet, smooth blend and i always smelled a dark chocolate note when opening a new bag, thats why we have Chocolate deutsch in the mix also helps smoothing out the finish.

Virginia was an obvious one, this concentrate is pretty one dimensional so here just adds the sweet and bright virginia leafy notes.

The main tobacco of the mix is Cured, as a generic tobacco filling is the best, also plays wonders with Red Burley, both giving each other complexity and some chocolate - nutty nuances.

To add that little extra notes of realism i used Cream and Sweet Cigarette.
Golden Virginia is a super smooth blend, quite sweet with the smoke being dense but yet soft and slightly ashy :
0.8% Cream and 0.2% Sweet cigarette nail this part.

Mix / Steep:
I suggets 70/30 to get an extra smooth vape but 60/40 is also really nice.

You can SnV or either leave it 3-5 days to settle down but as always with FLV Tobaccos after 2 weeks they come back in a really nice and nuanced way.

Tobacco Bourbon
(All Flavorah recipe)

Tobacco:
Kentuky blend is my personal favourite is slightly ashy, woodsy, spicy and with a sweet caramel vibe, here is the main note.
To support it a bit of red burley to keep the earthy tobacco vibe and a touch of virginia to add brightness and sweetnes.

Bourbon:
Flv Bourbon adds a nice bourbon sweetness and taste, as well as , a noticeable charred oak, and to make it even more present im using Oak barrel wich gives a cleaner oak top note.

To me FLV Oak Barrel tastes like an old, still wet(altough its quite dry) from storing bourbon, dark wood like taste.

And to smooth out everthing a bit of cream.

Steep Time: You can Snv or either leave it 3-5 days, but after 2 weeks is when flavorah tobaccos come back and bourbon reaches it full potential.

Mix at: 70Vg/30Pg
This ratio is best as 50/50-60/40 are a bit throughty and thin in my opinion.
Also this extra VG adds some sweetness but feel free to choose.