Has anyone been able to make a clone of Cuttwood's Unicorn Milk? If so i'd like to get the recipe please.
Unicorn milk clone?
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I'd like to get in on the Unicorn Milk clone action as well, It's my ADV right now. I found this one below claiming to be a clone, but it doesn't taste anything like Unicorn Milk IMO.
TFA Ripe Strawberry 10%
TFA Cheesecake Graham Cracker Crust 5%
TFA Sweet Cream 3%
TFA Bavarian Cream 3%
TFA Vanilla Custard 2%
TFA Ripe Strawberry 10%
TFA Cheesecake Graham Cracker Crust 5%
TFA Sweet Cream 3%
TFA Bavarian Cream 3%
TFA Vanilla Custard 2%
I'm about to start 0 nic diy and this is also my favorite flavor. I know absolutely nothing about diy, but that mix looks a little strawberry heavy. I mostly taste cream with a strawberry hint at the end.
I'm not sure if this link will work, but here's a variation on the above:
Unicorn Milk the TFA way | Bakery/Dessert Recipes
The beauty of DIY is that you get to tweak the components to get it the way YOU like it. Try a couple of these recipes and then tweak to your preferred level. I hang out in the TFA thread, and Bill's Magic Vapor offers a TON of advice. One thing I'll suggest to you is to follow his "100DT" (100 Drop Test) mixing method. Take a recipe and set yourself up such that each percentage point of flavoring equates to one drop (yes, fractional percentages will be tricky) and then flush out the rest of the 100 drops as your PG/VG/Nic. You should end up with somewhere between 3-5mL of a mix. Test this (on an rda or in a tank) to get an idea of what you like. Then, if you think something's too "x-flavoring heavy", mix up another 100DT with less x-flavor and/or more supporting flavorings. KEEP GOOD NOTES! If you hit on your magical mix, and you didn't write anything down, you won't remember what you did to make the larger batch.
If you need to divide a flavoring into a smaller proportion because it's calling for less than 1%, you can dilute with PG or VG as follows:
If something calls for 0.2%, mix 2 drops of the flavoring and 8 drops of PG together. Then take ONE DROP of that to reflect the appropriate fractional percentage called for by the original recipe.
Part of the presumption of this is that your drop sizes are all the same. So, if you're using a pipette for one liquid, and a drop-top bottle for another, they may not be the same sized drop and therefore will skew the percentages....
Good Luck!
Unicorn Milk the TFA way | Bakery/Dessert Recipes
The beauty of DIY is that you get to tweak the components to get it the way YOU like it. Try a couple of these recipes and then tweak to your preferred level. I hang out in the TFA thread, and Bill's Magic Vapor offers a TON of advice. One thing I'll suggest to you is to follow his "100DT" (100 Drop Test) mixing method. Take a recipe and set yourself up such that each percentage point of flavoring equates to one drop (yes, fractional percentages will be tricky) and then flush out the rest of the 100 drops as your PG/VG/Nic. You should end up with somewhere between 3-5mL of a mix. Test this (on an rda or in a tank) to get an idea of what you like. Then, if you think something's too "x-flavoring heavy", mix up another 100DT with less x-flavor and/or more supporting flavorings. KEEP GOOD NOTES! If you hit on your magical mix, and you didn't write anything down, you won't remember what you did to make the larger batch.
If you need to divide a flavoring into a smaller proportion because it's calling for less than 1%, you can dilute with PG or VG as follows:
If something calls for 0.2%, mix 2 drops of the flavoring and 8 drops of PG together. Then take ONE DROP of that to reflect the appropriate fractional percentage called for by the original recipe.
Part of the presumption of this is that your drop sizes are all the same. So, if you're using a pipette for one liquid, and a drop-top bottle for another, they may not be the same sized drop and therefore will skew the percentages....
Good Luck!
Here's one I found and have been making. It's darn close.
I make to a 60/40 VG/PG base at 3mg nic
This is for a 30 ml batch. I use 100mg PG based nic.
Nic - 0.9ml
PG - 5.1ml
VG 18ml
Bavarian Cream (TFA) 0.6ml
Sweet Strawberry (CAP) 1.2ml
Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TFA) 0.6ml
Vanilla Custard v1 (CAP) 2.4ml
Vanilla Swirl (TFA) 0.6ml
Vanillin 10% (TFA) 0.3ml
Whipped Cream (TFA) 0.3ml
Let this age a week. If you don't mind the risk of wasting supplies, perhaps make a 50ml batch. That way once it ages and you try it, if you do like you can whip up another that can age while you use the first. Hope you like.
I make to a 60/40 VG/PG base at 3mg nic
This is for a 30 ml batch. I use 100mg PG based nic.
Nic - 0.9ml
PG - 5.1ml
VG 18ml
Bavarian Cream (TFA) 0.6ml
Sweet Strawberry (CAP) 1.2ml
Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TFA) 0.6ml
Vanilla Custard v1 (CAP) 2.4ml
Vanilla Swirl (TFA) 0.6ml
Vanillin 10% (TFA) 0.3ml
Whipped Cream (TFA) 0.3ml
Let this age a week. If you don't mind the risk of wasting supplies, perhaps make a 50ml batch. That way once it ages and you try it, if you do like you can whip up another that can age while you use the first. Hope you like.
I've been using that for a month or so, it's really nice. I haven't tried the original to compare through. I might be the odd duck, but like all my DIY I prefer it fresh - mix, strap it to the jigsaw for 5 minutes, done.
Here is one that I put together and enjoy.
TFA Strawberry, Ripe 8.0%
CAP Vanilla Custard 4.0%
TFA Dairy Milk 4.0%
TFA Vanilla Swirl 3.0%
TFA Cheesecake, Graham Crust 2.0%
No your not, I'm the same way!!! Also I never thought about a jigsaw but damn that would work LOL. My kind of style.
TFA Strawberry, Ripe 8.0%
CAP Vanilla Custard 4.0%
TFA Dairy Milk 4.0%
TFA Vanilla Swirl 3.0%
TFA Cheesecake, Graham Crust 2.0%
No your not, I'm the same way!!! Also I never thought about a jigsaw but damn that would work LOL. My kind of style.
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