Strawberry Milkshake

[toots]

Made up this one last week, just tried it and it's very nice yum yum

Recipe - easy one:

Capella - sweet strawberry - 10%
Flavour West - vanilla bean ice-cream 10%
Sweetener - 1%

Definitely needs the sweetener in it even though it's got sweet strawberry in it - tried it at first without the sweetener but no go, gotta put it in (in my opinion anyway).

[wibble]

I may get round to mixing one day .. but at the moment I just buy pre-made sound yummy though !

[toots]

Mixing is not hard at all wibble, just seems a bit scary at first, but it really is dead easy

[wibble]

It's probably easy peasy .. but when it comes to following a recipe - I am hopeless and they never turn out right ! Maybe one day I will give it a go but at the moment the pre-mades are the way for me

[cHooBeyDoo]

Have these concentrates, was going to make something similar, thanks toots may just try this

[Perpetua]

Thank you for sharing toots.


We're keeping lairey busy at the mo.

[Clivia]

thanks toots - sounds nice

and let's give wibble another week or so - I also thought I would not do it - but it really is easy and so much fun - and you get all the help here

[chykensa]

If you can read a recipe and the calibrations on a syringe wibble you can mix. It really is much easier than you think it is right now. And there is no cooking process to worry about, just some steeping time. The biggest attractions for me are that I can have total control over the flavours, nicotine content and ratio of PG and VG, and the best thing is that it works out at about £1.50 for 10ml, which is so much cheaper than buying it anywhere else.
Once you have the mixing kit, all you need to do is buy PG and nicotine base, which we can point you to vendors for, and some concentrates of course. VG can be picked up at a pharmacy as Glycerin for about £1.30 for 200ml.
You could start with some of your favourite Joosejuice flavours, as Jim also sells his concentrates, and these would be easy as you only have one ingredient to worry about. Price them up and see just how much you could save really quickly!

[wibble]

Jun 12, 2014 6:30:12 GMT chykensa said:

If you can read a recipe and the calibrations on a syringe wibble you can mix. It really is much easier than you think it is right now. And there is no cooking process to worry about, just some steeping time. The biggest attractions for me are that I can have total control over the flavours, nicotine content and ratio of PG and VG, and the best thing is that it works out at about £1.50 for 10ml, which is so much cheaper than buying it anywhere else.
Once you have the mixing kit, all you need to do is buy PG and nicotine base, which we can point you to vendors for, and some concentrates of course. VG can be picked up at a pharmacy as Glycerin for about £1.30 for 200ml.
You could start with some of your favourite Joosejuice flavours, as Jim also sells his concentrates, and these would be easy as you only have one ingredient to worry about. Price them up and see just how much you could save really quickly!

OK ... OK !!! I give in !!! I will look into it

[lairey]

Here you go ladies toots Perpetua

[toots]

Jun 12, 2014 11:08:12 GMT lairey said:

Here you go ladies toots Perpetua

Hehe cheers lairey, that's my first ever recipe been put on here picture of the milkshake looks nice

[Perpetua]

And it's all loverly and pink lairey.


Huge thanks again to you, do you really have to get a proper job?

[lairey]

Jun 12, 2014 13:26:14 GMT Perpetua said:

And it's all loverly and pink lairey.


Huge thanks again to you, do you really have to get a proper job?

 yes I do, but hoping to get one that is happy for me to start in Sept...  There has to be some advantage to a 15 year redundancy settlement!

[Perpetua]

Too blinking right lairey, enjoy.

[lairey]

Jun 12, 2014 19:26:28 GMT Perpetua said:

Too blinking right lairey, enjoy.

That just about sums up my day today and pretty much the same for tomorrow, although, I will have to venture to the local shop as wine supplies seem to have strangely and unaccountably depleted