(TPA) French Vanilla Deluxe

A Vanilla Custard Caramel Tobacco recipe that worked out great!

Starting with the vanilla custard base, INW Custard + CAP Vanilla Custard + TPA Vanilla Swirl complement each other to create a staple vanilla custard. Adding TPA French Vanilla Creme and TPA French Vanilla Deluxe on a 1:1 ratio, add both the extra vanilla needed and bring a second layer of delicate creaminess along.
TPA Western is the way to go for the VCT profile, and adding just a little INW US Red Mix makes this recipe different from other VCTs, bringing a different dimension to the leathery american tobacco notes.
Finally, RY4 is added for the needed maltol and also as a bridge to the VT Honeycomb, creating a nice butterscoth note.

Give it at least 6-7 days of steeping to develop!

P.S. INW US Red Mix could be ommited, but if you have it or have easy access to it I really recommend you to give it a try.

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While FA Cola is surely the star of the show, it goes together HEAVENLY with TFA Black Cherry. This alone is just pure gold.

When adding a nice Vanilla Cream with TFA VBIC, French Vanilla Deluxe and Vanilla Swirl, it just becomes this magical creamy, sparkly, fluffy Cola heaven and every Cola fan should try this out! The 0.3% FA Vanilla Bourbon (which is just Vanilla, no alcohol!) makes one hell of a difference as well.

Additives: Super Sweet is an absolute must, WS-23 is optional.

SNV for Cherry Coke, let it steep for around 5 days to get a rich, creamy Vanilla Cherry Coke.

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

Profile: Triple stuffed Oreo cookie.

Note: TBV Cookie and Creameos was used and not WF Chocolate Cookie Crust SC (unsure how they compare side by side but the closest ATF has)

Steep:
Alright off the shake but really takes 3 days to start to fill in and blend fully. At 1-2 weeks it takes on the Oreo taste with a nice creamy vanilla filling.

Flavour Breakdown:
TBV Cookie and Creameos - This flavour I find to taste like crushed Oreo cookie (without filling)

CAP Vanilla Custard (v1) - This is my go to bakery custard, gives to the creamy vanilla body

TFA Vanilla Swirl - I wanted a vanilla right in the front of the mix and fits really well with the other 2 vanillas

TFA French Vanilla Deluxe - I love this flavour, I find it adds a rich and creamy vanilla butter taste.

CAP Sugar Cookie - a nice addition to add to the cookieness of the blend

FA Meringue - This transforms vanilla cream / custard base into a more sugary version making it more Oreo filling like.

This has been an awesome ADV cookie vape for me I can't put down, I hope others enjoy it as much as I do.

I’m only putting a description here because I have to.

A straight up morning starter - Caramel Latte.

This kind of needs a long time to steep. I tried it after two weeks and it almost tasted like it had a tobacco in it. I tried it again after one month and two months, and there wasn’t much change. So I put it back on the shelf. After three months, I was not hopeful at all, but it was actually really nice. You could use more caramel, but it does kill the coils a bit, so I tend to use it sparingly.

Definitely DO NOT shake and vape.

Enjoy

Fried peanut butter banana sandwich.

The Elvis.

That is all

With the weather changing and the holidays not too far off, I wanted to start working on some seasonal recipes. The first that was on my mind was a nice spiced vanilla cream.
As much as I love custards, I didn't want to go down that road, I wanted something different. What I envisioned was a creamy vanilla, and just kissed with a bit of spiced. Like if you were to take a thick vanilla icing and add a holiday spice blend to it, and after working on different bases, I was able to create one that gave me what I wanted.

Bavarian Cream & Vanilla Pudding:
Really make a nice thick base for this to set on with a that plays right into the profile.

French vanilla deluxe:
If you're ever looking for a rich vanilla that can punch through a heavy base, I suggest trying it in your next recipe. It's not that vanilla TFA uses in other flavors like VBIC or swirl, it's different and perfect in something like this where you want a vanilla to stand out while adding a thickness...that isn't a custards.

VT Buttercream Frosting:
This is a wonderful flavor, and at 1.5% I was able to get the flavor out of it to blend with the cream base. There's room to go higher, but I wanted to keep it even with the next star of this, and that's the Milk & Honey. These together add such a great element to this mix. You get that Frosting note I was looking for and a sweet richness that goes well with the cream.
Now this all by itself is honestly very good and could be an ADV for me... however, I wanted spiced vanilla cream.

FLV Eggnog
The easiest part of creating this was which spice to use. FLV does spices better than anyone, and eggnog is no exception. It's not crazy potent like clove or rich cinnamon and 1% here gives me a smooth spice kissed vanilla cream. It doesn't turn this into an eggnog by any means, so don't think that at all. I used my vanillas and creams carefully so this didn't happen. There's no egg, we only got the spices from it here and it's delicious!

Sweeten to taste. I mix with 1% FW sweetener but you can adjust. I do suggest a little for the profile though.

Let it set for at least 5-7 days, it allows the creams get in place and the spice to smooth out and warm up.

I hope anyone that mixes this enjoys it as much as I've been

Take me back to the 90’s! Big M Choc Milk!

Allow at least two weeks to steep if you want the juice to be nice and creamy.

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