The Piña Classic V2

[tonyp1119]

Coconut (FA) 2%

Coconut Extra (TPA) 2%

Cream Fresh (FA) 1%

Jamaican Rum (FA) 1.5%

Koolada 10% (TPA) 1%

Lime Cold-Pressed FA %0.75

Pineapple (FA) 4%

Sweet Cream (CAP) 1%

This recipe is completely inspired by The Master of Masters HIC's. I'm a big fan of HIC's recipes and I want to make clear that this may have similarities to his recipes but is entirely tweaked by my self and may have also different flavors in it. I still give credit to him because was really inspired by one of his recipes. I don't have the name right know but I will find it & shared with you guys. I believe that the guy was born to do this in my very personal opinion.
This recipe & must of my recipes are made with a medium range of flavor percentages in them. Meaning that I use between 7% to15% or maybe a little higher depending what flavor brand I'm using or what my taste call for. This is a really good recipe. The koolada is optional, I like it with or without but I prefer to leave it out. I can feel the different notes of the pineapple & the coconut a little bit more. I hope you guys enjoy this one as much as I do. Any constructive comments or questions are truly appreciated. Thanks...

 

[gingerbread]

Thank you Tony. One of my favourite drinks. What steep time do you give it?

 

[tonyp1119]

Thank you Tony. One of my favourite drinks. What steep time do you give it?

You are more than welcome! I shake all my mixes with this beater that i'm gonna show you down below. I beat the hell out of it for at least 15 minutes and normally will let it sit for a couple of days. I like to get most of the creaminess that I can when i'm using sweet cream & fresh cream or any other cream before I run out the bottle. Most fruits you can vape right away. The lime also have the tendency to be a little aggressive also. So is your call depending what steeping method you use. Most likely is going to be ready in a couple of days. Enjoy!

 

[gingerbread]

You are more than welcome! I shake all my mixes with this beater that i'm gonna show you down below. I beat the hell out of it for at least 15 minutes and normally will let it sit for a couple of days. I like to get most of the creaminess that I can when i'm using sweet cream & fresh cream or any other cream before I run out the bottle. Most fruits you can vape right away. The lime also have the tendency to be a little aggressive also. So is your call depending what steeping method you use. Most likely is going to be ready in a couple of days. Enjoy!
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Thank you. I have one of those wisks.

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[tonyp1119]

Thank you. I have one of those wisks.

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They are absolutely wonderful. This one use to be a battery power one & I pull the wisk out of the handle and is been fantastic to me. I mounted on my drill and shake,shake, shake. This can accelerate the process as much as the heat if you have the patience.
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[gingerbread]

They are absolutely wonderful. This one use to be a battery power one & I pull the wisk out of the handle and is been fantastic to me. I mounted on my drill and shake,shake, shake. This can accelerate the process as much as the heat if you have the patience.
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Mine is similar to the picture. I read an interesting and rather lengthy thread on steeping. The conclusion was that the wisk was not a good tool to use as in introduces too much air into the product. That said l will do what you have done because it works for this recipe (minus the drill).

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[tonyp1119]

Mine is similar to the picture. I read an interesting and rather lengthy thread on steeping. The conclusion was that the wisk was not a good tool to use as in introduces too much air into the product. That said l will do what you have done because it works for this recipe (minus the drill).

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I do respect everyone's opinion. I never had any problems what so ever. Once the mix settle I pull the cap off to let it breath for a few hours, this will make all the components to settle down and let some of this air out. This is like when you are mixing a milk shake, in theory you just can put all your ingredients in the cup and drinked. It has to be a process of mixing all this together. Lots of people use heat in there mixes, I do as well, as sometimes I don't use nothing and just shake the bottle often. In occasions I use both, the beater and some heat. All depends on the recipe that I'm creating. Thanks for the feedback, I really appreciated. I learn something new everyday.

 

[gingerbread]

I do respect everyone's opinion. I never had any problems what so ever. Once the mix settle I pull the cap off to let it breath for a few hours, this will make all the components to settle down and let some of this air out. This is like when you are mixing a milk shake, in theory you just can put all your ingredients in the cup and drinked. It has to be a process of mixing all this together. Lots of people use heat in there mixes, I do as well, as sometimes I don't use nothing. In occasions I use both, the beater and some heat. All depends on the recipe that I'm creating. Thanks for the feedback, I really appreciated. I learn something new everyday.

You're welcome but it was not my option. Just what l read on VU regarding different steeping methods. If it works for you then fine is what l say

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[tonyp1119]

You're welcome but it was not my option. Just what l read on VU regarding different steeping methods. If it works for you then fine is what l say

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@gingerbread, I'm sorry! I didn't refer to you. I know about the thread that you talk about. That's what I was referring to. My apologies if I wasn't clear enough. Thank you gingerbread for your comments and opinions. I have lots of respect for you. God bless!

 

[gingerbread]

@gingerbread, I'm sorry! I didn't refer to you. I know about the thread that you talk about. That's what I was referring to. My apologies if I wasn't clear enough. Thank you gingerbread for your comments and opinions. I have lots of respect for you. God bless!

No need to apologise. I was not offended. Take care and wisk away! (I will be)

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[tonyp1119]

No need to apologise. I was not offended. Take care and wisk away! (I will be)

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That's right! LOL