I've just finished reading this thread. It took me a couple of weeks for two reasons. First, because I was trying things as I went along and second, because some of the posters here make reading very difficult. All that no punctuation stuff and other weird attempts at grammar. I mean... whyevenbotherputtingspacesinthereifyourenotgoingtoendasentencewhyevenfoolaroundwithspacesbetweenyourwordsitjustmakesnosensetomebutthenagainihaveabainenglishsoimaybemoresensitivetothosethingsbutatthesametimeIrealizethatitisacommonproblemIsuspectisaresultoftextmessagingbutIthoughtitwasmainlylimitedtotheteenieboppersbutnowIthinkthatmaynotbethecaseentirely
Can you say LOL?
Anyway, I've tried several variations using the OP's recipe but altering a couple of flavors and percentages. Having never tried genuine MM I can't say if anything I've done comes remotely close. But you know what? It doesn't even matter. Everything has been good - some better than others. I find it interesting that aside from Strawberry and Vanilla Custard, the other flavors have been more or less interchangeable in this thread, at least as it pertains to taste. Some say marshmallow, others yellow cake, etc. And the major theme is a light strawberry flavor with heavy creaminess. So far I've only tasted one variation from a vendor...Udder Milk from vapingzone.com since their b&m is just a few miles from my home. I love it. But I also love what I have made too. My final thought is...and this is really only applicable to those like myself who have never had the original...who cares if it's identical? For the past couple of weeks I have been vaping my DIY variations all day every day. And while I plan on continuing the journey of varying the ingredients and trying some of the others suggested here, I also say that this has been one of the most fun flavors I have played with because the results have always been super tasty. Here's where I started:
Last batch I cut the strawberry down to 6% and gave that extra 4% to the cheesecake. I like that much better but am very interested in trying the yellow cake somewhere in the mix. At any rate, this is a great combination to play with and unless someone were to physically hand me a free bottle of the original, I'll never even try it.
One flavor that I am picking up with the original is cinnamon. 
