AAE-C MEMBERS ELIQUID RECIPES - VANILLA CUSTARD COLLECTION

[ceedee]

Jan 20, 2015 13:00:37 GMT mrmotivapr said:

New here but googling for the best custard DIY has bought me here.

This custardy love child seems to be what I'm after.

I have searched the thread twice and unless im being totally blind I cannot find the recipe!

Sorry to be quoting your post out of the blue like this but you seem to be experienced with this recipe

It's the graphic on the very first post in this thread!

[mrmotivapr]

Jan 20, 2015 14:28:48 GMT lairey said:

Jan 20, 2015 13:00:37 GMT mrmotivapr said:

New here but googling for the best custard DIY has bought me here.

This custardy love child seems to be what I'm after.

I have searched the thread twice and unless im being totally blind I cannot find the recipe!

Sorry to be quoting your post out of the blue like this but you seem to be experienced with this recipe

No worries mrmotivapr, it's the first recipe on page 1 of this thread 

How the flying fook did I manage to miss that!

[tomv]

Jan 4, 2014 17:39:00 GMT Adam78 said:

Love my PVC but I've just reached the end of my last 30ml.

Was told a little while ago that "French Vanilla Deluxe" has both Acetoin & Acetyl Propionyl in (both of which are on the "ingredients to avoid" list )

What would be the best thing to use in place of the FVD?

Not sure if you're in the US or not, but TFA has french vanilla cream that is FVD reworked to have the "bad stuff" removed. It's in their site as well as a few vendors like bullcity and wizard labs.

[Tom]

This thread has got me salivating...

and got me thinking about some new recipe ideas

Stand by

[Perpetua]

Nov 21, 2015 22:29:57 GMT Tom said:

This thread has got me salivating...

and got me thinking about some new recipe ideas

Stand by

Standing by Tom . . . . conjure up a AAE-C Vanilla Custard recipe, perhaps we could run a competition of some sorts between the pair of us to celebrate its ' birthing '.

[Stomper]

Thought i'd bump this thread as it's been quiet for a while and maybe someone's learnt something special in the last 6 months.

I will be using custard based juices as my go to's. So i took some inspiration from the recipes on this thread, and partly because i never had all the ingredients for any specific recipe and concocted this using what i did have.
If your taste buds are experienced with custards what do you think this will taste like?

[Perpetua]

Jul 18, 2016 22:27:57 GMT Stomper said:

Thought i'd bump this thread as it's been quiet for a while and maybe someone's learnt something special in the last 6 months.

I do know that Custard is as popular as ever and there's very possibly never been a flavour so talked about and so many recipes created Stomper!

Steeping is still the most important single factor in achieving a good result . . . . 4-6 weeks minimum, although my own brews it's more like 6 months before I use them.

Your recipe looks fine, not too dissimilar to one created by smiley76 infact:

allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/thread/60087/custard?page=1&scrollTo=1034583

There's no hard and fast on the ratios, just what works for your tastes and gives you an enjoyable vape . . . . . and if it isn't quite right, then there's the opportunity to learn from that and tweak next time around.

[thebishman]

There can never be too many custard recipes!

[jtc]

Jul 19, 2016 9:58:01 GMT thebishman said:

There can never be too many custard recipes!

I agree
Whatever I have in rotation, I always have custard with me.
Just got some ginger to add as well now

[jtc]

Jul 18, 2016 22:27:57 GMT Stomper said:

Thought i'd bump this thread as it's been quiet for a while and maybe someone's learnt something special in the last 6 months.

I will be using custard based juices as my go to's. So i took some inspiration from the recipes on this thread, and partly because i never had all the ingredients for any specific recipe and concocted this using what i did have.
If your taste buds are experienced with custards what do you think this will taste like?

Looks nice
I also add marshmallow to my custard mmmm

[goneforagasper]

I don't have any custards at the mo. but I've got 6 in the steeping department taken from our AAEC recipes - fingers crossed

[jtc]

This is my go to and it's DAD'S CUSTARD edited slightly.
Strong and creamy and delicious imo

[Stomper]

Jul 19, 2016 13:14:59 GMT jtc said:

Jul 19, 2016 9:58:01 GMT thebishman said:

There can never be too many custard recipes!

I agree
Whatever I have in rotation, I always have custard with me.
Just got some ginger to add as well now

Mmmmmm Ginger , never gave that a thought , will order next time.

[Perpetua]

Jul 19, 2016 19:03:10 GMT Stomper said:

Jul 19, 2016 13:14:59 GMT jtc said:

I agree
Whatever I have in rotation, I always have custard with me.
Just got some ginger to add as well now

Mmmmmm Ginger , never gave that a thought , will order next time.

Capella Gingerbread I'd suggest Stomper . . . . absolutely delicious flavour and very versatile:


www.chefsflavours.co.uk/capella-concentrates/1827-gingerbread.html

[jtc]

I'm using this recipe I found