Snake Oil by Seduce Juice Clone

[Huckleberried]

This is what I did with what I had:

FA Vienna Cream 1.5%
FA Coconut 1%
Inawera Pear 5%
Marshmallow 1%

Turned out pretty tasty. I've never had the original, but liked how it sounded. I'd probably make it again, but think I'd add some FA Fresh Cream to it. I like the mouth feel Fresh Cream gives.

ETA: Caps Marshmallow. Forgot to say "who".

 

[kabalm18]

This is what I did with what I had:

FA Vienna Cream 1.5%
FA Coconut 1%
Inawera Pear 5%
Marshmallow 1%

Turned out pretty tasty. I've never had the original, but liked how it sounded. I'd probably make it again, but think I'd add some FA Fresh Cream to it. I like the mouth feel Fresh Cream gives.

Ha! So you think the FA Vienna Cream and FA Coconut worked pretty good? I need to reformulate this without the custard notes.

 

[Huckleberried]

Ha! So you think the FA Vienna Cream and FA Coconut worked pretty good? I need to reformulate this without the custard notes.

Well, not knowing what Snake Oil is supposed to taste like, and the fact that I'm not crazy about coconut..... I liked it, lol. I can say I'd tinker with it a touch more. Though it's good, it needs a thicker mouth feel. A little dry. But the flavor is pretty good. KEEP IN MIND, I'm new at this. I read something interesting, I write it down.

It's weird how your tastes change, because I did like the coconut flavor in this.

 

[kabalm18]

Well, not knowing what Snake Oil is supposed to taste like, and the fact that I'm not crazy about coconut..... I liked it, lol. I can say I'd tinker with it a touch more. Though it's good, it needs a thicker mouth feel. A little dry. But the flavor is pretty good. KEEP IN MIND, I'm new at this. I read something interesting, I write it down.

It's weird how your tastes change, because I did like the coconut flavor in this.

I've never had the original either, just the clone! I wonder is some FA Brandy will make it more juicy?

 

[Huckleberried]

Now, see, I read that marshmallow does that, lol. It didn't in this recipe.

On a side note, I think this would be really good with pineapple, too. But when you said juicy, I thought of peach. I know I read somewhere about flavors or additives that help with adding a "moistness" to a mix.

 

[kabalm18]

Now, see, I read that marshmallow does that, lol. It didn't in this recipe.

On a side note, I think this would be really good with pineapple, too. But when you said juicy, I thought of peach. I know I read somewhere about flavors or additives that help with adding a "moistness" to a mix.

I have made this with TFA Juicy Peach and it was really good...but it also had all the "infected" flavors also. It also had EM in the recipe and I heard someone say before "add a little EM to take away the dryness" but now people are saying not to use EM.

 

[kabalm18]

Now, see, I read that marshmallow does that, lol. It didn't in this recipe.

On a side note, I think this would be really good with pineapple, too. But when you said juicy, I thought of peach. I know I read somewhere about flavors or additives that help with adding a "moistness" to a mix.

HeadInClouds said something about adding a hint of brandy to make a cherry pie more juicy...would it work for this? I dont know.

 

[Huckleberried]

I know there was a thread in the DIY section about moistness. I've been wanting to find that one for 2 days now. If I find it, I'll post here. In my mind, brand and cherries makes sense, like adding raspberry to pop watermelon flavor. I'm learning so much!

(sorry for jacking the thread OP)

 

[HeadInClouds]

HeadInClouds said something about adding a hint of brandy to make a cherry pie more juicy...would it work for this?

To make FA Coconut juicy, I'd add FA Jamaican Rum - awesome combination.
(Brandy, that I use very lightly with apricot, cherry, dark fruits and berries, or a 'brandied fruit' mix with pineapple.)

But I see the title here is Snake Oil, which I've never even tried, so I'll shut up now.