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I tried a vape group friend's Yaeliq Yellow Custard and loved it, made the mistake of ordering the Yellow Custard V2 when I placed my order. It took me almost a year to make it through that 100ml bottle that smelled like butterscotch and tasted like air...
I've strayed away from custards since then, but if the original is available when I happen to get some money, I think I'll order a bottle.
My usually unpopular opinion is that Zappa's albums would be quite awesome if he'd just keep his mouth shut.
That said, I've never been recognized for my taste...
Jay
I pretty much agree with that.
Andria
I have no idea what Yaeliq Yellow Custard is. However in the USA many very popular custards main ingredient is Capella Vanilla Custard V1 and or the French Vanilla V1.
Don't know I always used Visa.
Just an fyi I have not found an Inawera flavor I can handle yet. Some TFA are ok. Of course have not tried them all either
Right now I am vaping INW Gold Ducat. Heard a lot of good about this tobacco blend but it was always out of stock. Finally got my hands on a bottle. A good pipe tobacco with a marvellous after taste of honey. The majority of the INW flavors I have used is tobacco flavors and they are one of my favorites.
Never tried their tobacco. imho CAP is my fav flavorings over all except FC for fruit. However I think CAP's tobacco flavors suck.
My fav so far is Dekang Desert Ship with a bit of Dekang Deluxe Tobacco, DIY of course.
Not tried too many tobaccos yet though but tried all that 3 vape shops had and all tasted like prunes, butterscotch, with some spices in them. Maybe even a touch of chocolate in a couple.
As I try to keep saying, I have the bitter gene and am very sensitive to some artificial ingredients. Most people do not have this curse.
Yaeliq is a vendor out of Israel, really good juices. Most are $18 for 100ml(last I checked) with some monthly deals for $10. Have to pay shipping but it's worth it if you get a couple or more.
I made the same mistake. At the moment I have two 60 ml bottles of Van Custard steeping in the UC. One is V1 and the other is V2 so I can compare the two. The last batch I made I want to say was V2 and it was actually very good. The key to a good custard is the steep. The last batch I mixed was steeped in an ultrasonic cleaner for 10 hours then left in the car where it was able to get extremely hot daily for a week. When I got to taste it, it was awesome.
I wonder what flavorings they use? Must be Kosher?
Although i am not sure what that means as far as flavorings goes.
I've got some of that. Any suggestions for mixing? Not really sure what to do with it, at this point.
Andria
It means a rabbi blessed it; it was formulated in a place where kosher laws were observed. I don't know all of them, but one of the main ones was that meat and milk products can't ever be in the same plates or utensils... and no pork or shellfish products of course.
Andria
Hmm hot steeping of custard... The V1 CAp VC does not seem to change much in 2 weeks at room temperature....
It's something about whatever is used in the v2 custard flavoring, I can't taste it at all. It smelled good, and after a year it was definitely well steeped. It's just one of those odd things, like my friend can't taste strawberry flavor.
Pretty much, it's mostly a cleanliness standard, aside from the blessing. More important in food as if something like a hotdog says kosher you know it's beef, with no possibility of any other type of meat being in there.
Chicken could be in there. I once observed to my ex (of orthodox jewish family) that his mother would eat anything... as long as it was chicken.
Andria
Yaeliq was just the first custard vape I tried that I liked, I love actual custard. Their prices are pretty good for volume, and they have some interesting flavors available. I really liked the Malabi I got, which is a milky dessert type with rose water, very unique.
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