rainbow sherbet flavor question
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This is my rainbow sherbet recipe. It needs 3 days at least or the Lime is harsh.
2% INW Raspberry
1% INW Lime
.25% - .50% INW Orange (pomarancza)
1.5% FA Vienna Cream
.5% FA Fresh Cream
It's a little sweet but not too sweet. Once in awhile I'd add some marshmallow.
2% INW Raspberry
1% INW Lime
.25% - .50% INW Orange (pomarancza)
1.5% FA Vienna Cream
.5% FA Fresh Cream
It's a little sweet but not too sweet. Once in awhile I'd add some marshmallow.
At least I have it added to the list of do not order. Thanks for that @ceeceeisme . Oak milk didn’t need to be added, non starter from the word go here.
At least I have it added to the list of do not order. Thanks for that @ceeceeisme . Oak milk didn’t need to be added, non starter from the word go here.
I just got the Oak Milk last week and I haven't tried it yet!!! It smells..... weird.
Umm... I dunno? I guess one of the other 278 flavors I already have.
It'll mix with something, right?
One can only hope. Keeping my fingers crossed for you.Umm... I dunno? I guess one of the other 278 flavors I already have.
Maybe a hazelnut bourbon custard or cheesecake?Umm... I dunno? I guess one of the other 278 flavors I already have.
Yup, some sort of bakery for sure. I just mixed up a tester, single flavor at 3% to check it out. I grabbed it on a whim just because I was doing an order with ecigexpress and figured since I was there shopping I should buy a few different things that aren't available in Canada.
I will! I'm really bad with flavor chasing. I constantly want new input then when I find something I really love I vape it like crazy for a couple of months until I burn out on it then I want something new again.
Pretty sure there's no end in sight.
Single flavor testing that FE Oak Milk today mixed up at 3%.
It's very interesting - it's a silky smooth clean milky milk - not overly creamy to me but it does have a faint woody background. This is very much like a light condensed milk. I don't imagine you would get much of that wood taste if you used this in a mix at 1% to 2%. I don't think it would pair well with cereals but it's going to work nicely in other bakery mixes (bready or cookie). That woodsy flavor is deep in the background, not distracting at all.
From ELR: ECX shoppers suggest 6% to bring out the caramel in this flavor. and use words like cool, silky, smooth, milky cream, wonderful, sweet, and very creamy.
So, all in all, not a flavor that will end up in the "Drawer of Shame"
It's very interesting - it's a silky smooth clean milky milk - not overly creamy to me but it does have a faint woody background. This is very much like a light condensed milk. I don't imagine you would get much of that wood taste if you used this in a mix at 1% to 2%. I don't think it would pair well with cereals but it's going to work nicely in other bakery mixes (bready or cookie). That woodsy flavor is deep in the background, not distracting at all.
From ELR: ECX shoppers suggest 6% to bring out the caramel in this flavor. and use words like cool, silky, smooth, milky cream, wonderful, sweet, and very creamy.
So, all in all, not a flavor that will end up in the "Drawer of Shame"
Sounds like it might work well with coffee or nut recipes.Single flavor testing that FE Oak Milk today mixed up at 3%.
It's very interesting - it's a silky smooth clean milky milk - not overly creamy to me but it does have a faint woody background. This is very much like a light condensed milk. I don't imagine you would get much of that wood taste if you used this in a mix at 1% to 2%. I don't think it would pair well with cereals but it's going to work nicely in other bakery mixes (bready or cookie). That woodsy flavor is deep in the background, not distracting at all.
From ELR: ECX shoppers suggest 6% to bring out the caramel in this flavor. and use words like cool, silky, smooth, milky cream, wonderful, sweet, and very creamy.
So, all in all, not a flavor that will end up in the "Drawer of Shame"
Yup, and chocolate and tobacco and custards. Pretty much anywhere you would use milk/cream. It's even going to work with some cereals like FA Breakfast Cereal or Cap's Cereal 27. I don't think I would put it in a Fruit Loop recipe though and if I did it would have to be very low, 1% or less.
I've been vaping it for a couple of hours now and it's quite interesting as a single flavor. I think I could mix this with a touch of Shisha Vanilla added in and consider it a pretty good vape.
Not sure if I'm intrigued enough to order it but I am intrigued and I do have a couple carts going.
Well if you do get it make sure to throw some Sweet Rice into your cart too (that is, if you don't already have some). That's what I was there buying in the first place - it's not available in Canada so ecigexpress is the only place I can buy it.
YES! (If you like bakery/dessert flavors) I find 2.5% is plenty for that rice pudding-y taste. Check some of Squonk's recipes over at that other place - his Strawberry Rice Pudding is one of my ADV's.
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