These days, so do I. I have switched almost exclusively the FW Vanilla Cupcake when I need a cakey taste. It’s close enough for my needs…
thats one i have not tried yet , this replaces the FW yellow cake ??
Remember, it’s tastes like a vanilla cupcake. I personally use it instead of Yellow Cake, would be better terminology. I do feel you could use it in most recipes without ill effects on the recipe, in place of Yellow Cake. Just depends what your shooting for. In my blending I don’t necessarily shoot for a peticular taste, I shoot for SOMETHING that tastes good. This gives me more leniency in flavor use. If you bought some FW Vanilla Cupcake, I doubt you would be sorry. You can then judge for yourself how close it is. I’ll admit, never did a taste comparison…
im always willing to try something new , ty for the tip
Outside of FW’s having AC in it versus no diketone in CAPS. I will say I feel like FW’s has more of a milk tendency and sweet cream Caps more of a clean cream if this makes any sense. That’s how my brain compartmentalizes the two separately.
I second the FW Vanilla Cupcake, such a great cakey flavor others seem to lack. I usually mix Cap Vanilla Cupcake and FW Vanilla Cupcake to make my super cakey mixes. Y’all have me wanting to try the Sweet Cream though
TPA Cupcake is all icing, no real discernable cake flavor at all.
Since the posters have placed a little thought into this thread, how does Real Flavors Sweet Cream (SC) fall into hierarchy between the different Sweet Creams?
Been wondering that same thing myself, bout to nab some people from the RF SC 1 thread that I know have purchased it.
@BoyHowdy @Fozzy71 @DrChud @bluenose63
I know you guys have messed with the RF SC Sweet Cream, any thoughts on that in comparison to the CAP and FW versions?
@Alisa @BoDarc
I know you two have used it as well, any thoughts on it in comparison to FW and CAP sweet cream?
@Pro_Vapes
I know you tend to use CAP Sweet Cream mostly, any experience with the RF SC Sweet Cream?
Sorry buddy. I don’t have this one. I’m still in standby mode with RF SCs.
I haven’t done any head to head comparison but it works well in my Unicorn Milk - RealFlavors
%s? I cut the non-RF % value roughly in half to start …so FW may be 4% I’d start with 2% SC RF
I used it at 1.25 percent in a simple Strawberries and Cream recipe and there was pretty much no detectable cream, even after a month. Do you find it weak at all?
Looking at that recipe I also added Bavarian Cream, so again conflicts with real answer. I also default mix 70/30 VG/PDO and 1% Distilled Water. I had real flavor issues (weak) when I mixed MaxVG. I mostly vape RTAs
I feel ya, I was max VG until one day I started going 80/20 and then it was like I could actually taste what I was making. I don’t know what the max VG craze is unless you are a cloud chaser or have a sensitivity to PG.
@Amy2 we know that tpa sweet cream has BA in it from the smell alone lol , what does cap use if it not BA because i get no smell or taste like tpa or rfsc for that matter
Idk but Sweet Cream TFA Both Versions have BA so neither one of them are appropriate to mix w/ any other diketone if you are aiming for a cleaner juice.
That would be up to Capella’s to disclose I am sure they are not giving away trade secrets
I don’t know anything about RF SC Sweet Cream outside of hear tell that it is way weaker when compared to their Cream & Condensed Milk.
Also I didn’t mention the BA in them before now on this thread I said FW’s Sweet Cream has AC in it why they decided that I got no idea.
ahhhh i see ty for the knowledge
I just noticed that Flavorah ALSO has a sweet cream, has anyone had experience with this?
I just got some fw vc. I got the idea from reading this thread the other week but I forgot if you guys said tfa or fw vc was better. It literally took me two hours of trying to Google this… I thought I had read this on reddit for some reason. Glad I found it… I now know I ordered the right one. Will be giving the fw sweet cream a shot next order.