(FLV) Greek Yogurt

Sweetened Yogurt with Eggnog.
Very special mix, not convenient for everyone.

FLV Sweetness could be replaced by CAP Super Sweet @0.25%.
Maybe you need some extra Sweetness.

Optimized for 50/50 VG/PG vaped MTL in Flash-e-Vapor V4.5.
Originally developed for the #DevelopedFLV contest. I like it, but only one recipe is allowed.

WHAT WE HAVE HERE, is A HYUCKIN HYOGURT lol or, as someone who isn't Goofy would say....A ..huckleberry yogurt.

I've turned Huckleberry up to 5 here to really play along with the creams, BC adds some depth and darkness to the berry. Huckleberry is like a mix between blackberry and blueberry.

For the yogurt base we take WF frozen yogurt which is creamy and just slightly tangy enough, and pair it with FW yogurt which isnt tangy at all but so DAAPy and delicious, so to get some more of that tang out we add in a smidge of FLV greek yogurt. Some shisha vanilla to smooth it all together into something i would imagine would be sold on shelves.

A vanilla yogurt infused with dark huckleberrys.

Enjoy! Probably my favorite yogurt recipe so far.

I used tpa v custard II in version 1 at 1.5% and felt that detracted from the profile too much. Inw shisha vanilla is a great supportive creamy vanilla without the intensity of the profile of tpa vcII lol

AS ALWAYS SWEETEN TO YOUR LIKING
I ADD 1 OR 2 DROPS PER 10ML OF CAP SS OR ABOUT .3-.5%

tested this on a pixie rda fused clapton idk what core .35ohm at 48w

ELiquid Recipes Subscriber Profiles: Berry Yogurt Granola but without using a Granola Named Concentrate.

Making Recipes for subscriber recommended profiles.

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This is a dream for me. A beautiful authentic Apricot Creamy Vape.

Not any subs for this, unless you want a different profile all together.
Molinberry Apricot is my favorite Apricot to date. Sasami Apricot is a great Apricot, it is a beast to work with, but in this % and this combination, it adds a ripeness to this that is just amazing, and TFA Nectarine adds that extra bit of juiciness.
Just wow!
If you have the flavors, do yourself a favor and mix this.

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Vanilla yogurt with berries and granola crumble. FLV Greek Yogurt to bump up CAP Creamy Yogurt slightly but this is optional. FA forest fruits for berry. TFA Oatmeal cookie adds a granola like effect as it has an oat flavor with light spices added.

Notes incoming!

I was asked for a good ol' plain pink bubble gum.

A berry candy with a creamy and chewy texture reminiscent of starburst!

Full disclosure - I basically ripped off /u/Concreteriver's starburst base. His Cherry Hills recipe is delightful, check it out.

I added a little INW Lemon Mix to brighten and add a little juice to my berry combo. FW Razzleberry + FLV Boysenberry in conjunction make for a really nice dark berry candy.

I subbed in JF Pink Burst in our starburst base because I like it better than FW's offering and it meshed well with the berries.

Pretty tasty candy vape.

Mixin Vixens 11/10 recipe. Vanilla yogurt with apple cranberry puree and oatmeal cookie accent.

Hey, this is the recipe release for a discontinued one shot at Chef's Flavours in the heartrendingly beautiful EJuiceMakers line. Shoutout to Chef's and everyone who picked this one up.

The original description was: "Chewy candy with a classic blend of cherry, strawberry, orange, and lemon. Stellar and explosive." What I couldn't say was that this is a starburst recipe. But like all the starbursts at once. Whatever. It was a good recipe.

I figured it probably needed some actual development notes, so here goes...

I had been playing around with the platonic concept of "the starburst" for a long ass time. And I thought I was making some headway. I had originally posted a simplified version of this recipe as BURST. The key part of the recipe, for me at least, was trying to nail down the texture. And I feel like we mostly got there.

The Base

This base wouldn't have been possible without guidance/wholesale theft. Kopel originally put me on to the Vanilla Swirl as a taffy base idea, and yeah, it works. Most taffy has a background vanilla, and a vanilla swirl has this weird waxy, thick texture to it. I remember going through revisions and nailing down 2.5% as the amount of vanilla swirl you could add without the maltol in the flavor muting everything to shit. Marshmallow is added to further bring up that chewy, waxy texture. TPA Marshmallow is another flavor that mutes, so .5% is about as high as I could stomach for the integrity of the mix. The Greek Yogurt was ripped off from Steam's appermelon gummy recipe. I still don't 100% understand why it works, but a touch of FLV Greek Yogurt really does add to the chew of a recipe, and the butyric notes steep out really, really quick.

Those three flavors together make for a hell of a chewy candy base when slammed up against big, bright fruit flavors.

The Fruit

A traditional american starburst mix is cherry, strawberry, orange and lemon. FW Starburst Type (or Star Candy or whatever non trademark infringing name they are selling this under this week) has a pretty damn accurate starburst orange and lemon vibe. I don't get any strawberry or cherry from it, but the citrus parts are bold, bright, and sweet with a pretty intense bite. The muting properties of the base soak up some of the bite, but I think it still gets the point across. TPA Strawberry isn't the best strawberry for the job here, but it does work. I needed a big, pink candy strawberry with some softer edges. JF Sweet Strawberry at 3% works better. Maybe use that one if you have it, but the TPA still delivers.

...AND THE CHERRY. You can hack together three cherry-ish flavors for something that doesn't taste like gasoline and almost looks like a cherry in the right light. Or you can just use TPA Cherry Extract if you can deal with a weak, candied cherry flavor that isn't garbage. It's weak though! And it has some water in it! So you'll never get a bold, vibrant cherry out of it, but it works as a complement and that's all I needed here.

This only has .5% of FW Sweetener in there. Feel free to sub in CAP SS. The recipe works with it. I think this was from a transitional period before I fully embraced sweetener for candy-type vapes. If I had to do it all over again I'd probably switch to SS at .5% or FW Sweetener at like 2%.

So, this is my best attempt at a normal-ass starburst recipe. I liked it. Steeping with this recipe is a bit tricky though. I think it needs at least a week for everything to settle down and thicken. And I think it gets too muted after 3-4 weeks. So it's definitely not perfect, but it's the closest I've tasted to a mouthful of classic starbursts.