(TPA) Bavarian Cream

This is my take on a fruit loops style cereal. I believe the strawberry ripe, and the LNW loops really smooth out the lemon pledge taste and replace is with a bright and smooth fruity cream flavor that really pulls this recipe together.
I am still new in diy and any criticism or comments would be greatly appreciated.
Please enjoy. I know Liquid Nicotine Wholesale isn't to common a flavor but it really works well here. Much love my diy family and keep mixing.

I love ENYAWREKLAW’s BOOSTed V3 recipe. All I did here was change the strawberry combo and add INW Biscuit for the ice cream cone (another idea I pinched from ENYAWREKLAW- from his strawberry ice cream cone recipe). It worked out better than I could have imagined.

I got CAP Ripe Strawberries and wanted to play around with it. I decided to put it in a recipe I knew quite well- BOOSTed v3.
The combo of strawberries are made for each other-maybe literally with them both being CAP. There’s the perfect amount of tartness and sweetness which I think balances well with the cream and the cone comes in on the end.

If you would like more strawberry increase both to 4.5%. If you would like it to be more ice cream forward do them at 3.5%.

I wouldn’t have made it public as it feels like I cheated but it tastes so bloody good! This is definitely my favourite strawberry cream recipe that I’ve tried. All credit goes to ENYAWRECKLAW though as it’s 90% his recipe anyway.

It’ll need 3 days minimum. But it gets so much better after a steep. 5 days recommended.

Ps. If anyone can tell me how I put a link to ENYAWREKLAWs recipe at the bottom of the description that would be much appreciated. I can’t work out how to do it. Thanks

One of my favourite cakes in real life,simple but delicious.So i couldn't resist to create a vape recipe for it.This is really tasty and smooth,more on the bakery side and the orange is as much as needed for this profile.It is a little during the first 2-3 but still quite vapable

An apple mix with caramel, cream for body and a taste of chocolate in the end. 5 days steep and it is ready for vape! Enjoy!

A succulent Honeydew Cream, with a touch of Banana.

(LA) Banana Cream: Adds texture & body.
(FLV) Boysenberry: Adds a touch of tartness and helps fill out the fruits.
(JF) Strawberry Sweet: Adds extra sweetness & juiciness.

HAPPY MIXING, & HAPPY VAPING!!! :)

This mix started out as a bourbon cream and ended up with us pouring some of your granddad’s “special drink” into a McDonald’s chocolate shake (on those rare occasions where their ice cream machine is actually working).

This mix was a collaboration between @Foment_Life and I on the DIY eJuice Discord

The first draft was 3% Bavarian Cream, 2.5% TFA Kentucky Bourbon, .1% FLV Rich Cinnamon, 1% FA Madagascar (Vanilla Classic), 2% VT Chocolate Mousse, and 1.5% TFA Marshmallow (but we both “oopsied” the marshmallow to about 1.8%).

We agreed that it already pretty much tasted like a McDonald’s shake, but wasn’t really what we were going for. We threw around a few ideas, and eventually landed on TFA Toasted Almond at 1.5%. This ended up adding a nice bit of smokiness that really helped sell the bourbon that was lacking a bit. The only problem, and maybe it was because I was dehydrated, but the mix started making my mouth super dry. We decided to let it sit a few days and see if the cream thickens up and helps out with the dryness.

A few people tested it out for us and really seemed to enjoy it, but we still thought it could be improved. We tried it after a few days steep and the cream really helped moisten the mix up. The dryness issue was pretty much eliminated. Really, the only thing that we thought could be improved was the bourbon. Unfortunately, I only had TFA Kentucky Bourbon to work with, but we both agreed that FLV Bourbon would be a good fit after Foment described it as a more woody/smokey bourbon than TFA Kentucky Bourbon. So Foment mixed up the new bottle and thought that was it. I added the FLV Bourbon to my cart, mixed it up, and fell in love.

Quick notes:
TFA Marshmallow, TFA Bavarian Cream, and VT Chocolate Mousse make up our chocolate milkshake base.

FA Madagascar (Vanilla Classic) is there to help bolster and add some richness to the chocolate.

TFA Kentucky Bourbon and FLV Bourbon are the secret ingredient.

And last but not least, the FLV Rich Cinnamon and TFA Toasted Almond are there to add some extra smokiness and spice to the booze.

Nothing is going to taste bad if you vape this early, however it does take about 7-10 days to reach its peak.

A caramel milk with creamy nuts and a note of a light ic of VT. Steep it 10 days and ready for vape. Enjoy!

I HATE to make such long recipes but this one needed to be like this.

What i wanted for this profile was a milky creamy taste and chocolate/peanut butter flavour like they have been drenched like a syrup on the glass.
Also some cruchy notes like you're drinking straight from the cup on the image and not from the straw, and as more you vape it, you loose a bit of that crunch and you have the sensation of being drinking now from the straw.

For the cream base i wanted a milky, creamy, thick and rich milkshake so i used a classic mix such as: Fa Cream Fresh, TPA Vanilla swirl and TPA Bavarian Cream but the cream was still a bit soft for what i wanted so i added CAP V1 Vanilla Custard and Boom! The milkshake base worked perfectly.

For the peanut butter part i used TPA Peanut Butter Dx, and FlV peanut butter at just 0.25% as everything higher added too much dry peanut top notes.

FA Cookie gives the crunchy notes and adds to the milkshake base.

Obviously JF Milk Chocolate as the chocolate syrupy flvour that blends with the milk.

At least a week of steep for everything to blend together and from 2-4 weeks and on it only gets better.

Cheesecake like strawberry. This is one of my first juice DIY I was proud of. Any feedback let me know!

The concept is simple. Everything here that is not building the fruit body contains either Diacetyl, Acetyl Propionyl, and/or Acetoin. All those delicious DAAPy things that make creams and custards good. Past that it was all a matter of making the pun on pear skin work.

What we end up with is a nice rich custard with sweet bits of pear mixed in.

Pass 2:
Increased pears by 0.5% and 1% for TFA and FA respectively. trying to push it enough to stand up to the cream.
Added 1% FA Fuji