DIY Churro with whipped cream ejuice recipe

#1 by Fogchef, Aug 7. 2019, 10:33

This shows promise.
On initial snv, I feel less like I'm at the fair and more like I'm at someone's house with a bowl ice cream and fresh churros their grandma just made.
I'm getting almond notes like a Christmas cookie which I love about a base at some point.
I think this will be a fun simple dessert in a couple weeks.
This could be a great sft as a single flavor I think, certainly worth trying since I'm supposed to do SFTs like a good boy.

#2 by Fogchef, Aug 10. 2019, 10:56

After 5 days, the almond notes left and it is now at churros and ice cream..
Not sure where the whipped cream is but I'm sure it's helping out.
I have a recipe called "CHUG" that is a milkshake coil killer in my baby beast, before I left the house this morning I reached for my CHUG bottle to refill my tank and accidentally grabbed "Churro". .
And enjoyed it all day. Though I did wonder where the delicate cinnamon came from in my chug.
Its a winner. And simple.

#3 by Fogchef, Aug 20. 2019, 07:45

Drop churro to five to limit cinnamon.
Super sweet 1%
VBIC to 4.5
And add vanilla custard at 2

#4 by Dan the Man, Oct 6. 2019, 12:09

Looks good bro.

I know on the forum side a lot of people go on about SFT. You got to single flavor test everything G*d D@mnit. But really, no. You don't have to and I rarely do. I have ditched flavors because I didn't like it in a SFT but put it in a recipe and wamo bamo it's wonderful. As a chef, you probably have a better understanding of that than most.

Check this guy's recipes out. e-liquid-recipes.com/list?filter=22113 hopefully that link works, if not I'll put a link in a Private Message if you want. Anywho, he is a chef too and it's rare for him to SFT but his recipes are brilliant.

I'm not telling you to stop SFTing only that if you don't want to then don't. It's not really necessary. If I were to write something like this on the forum side I would be strung up. LOL.

#5 by Mental, Sep 18. 2020, 07:57

good stuff , works great in a pod . thank you