After my first month of DIY, mixing other peoples recipes and clones, I decided to try my hand at something unique. Working with what I had on hand I was aiming for a sweet creamy fruit vape.
(All TFA, mixed at Max VG with 3mg/ml, couple hours in a crock on "warm" to steep it)
Strawberry Ripe - 10%
Vanilla Custard - 10%
Vanilla Swirl - 2%
Marshmallow - 2%
I'm loving this, vaped almost 20ml in the last 2 days. Had a friend try it and he swears it tastes just like Strawberry Creme Savers. The strawberry (ripe) is light the vanilla custard/swirl gives it sweet creaminess, marshmallow gives it a robust mouth feel.
I'd love some input. Is 24% flavoring high for a mix like this? Though this tastes great as is could I trim back and/or change around some of the percentages and still preserve the flavor?
I'll test this out tomorrow I'm a fiend when it comes to strawberry and cream ejuice
24% is fine especially with max vg because it takes some of the flavor away. Most of my mixes have been around 15-25% with max vg.
Was it good to go straight after the warm steep or did you leave it to steep for longer afterwards?
I will try it out with 10 Strawberry cream 10 vanilla Custard 2 Marshmallow 2 whipped cream instead
Whipped cream will be on my next flavor order i think, let me know how that turns out!
Just mixed up a 30ml batch - 70VG/30PG @ 8mg - steeping in hot rice as we speak - sounds delicious !
Awesome! I'd love to hear your input, both good and bad.
I mentioned that I originally mixed this for Max VG. To further explain, I mix for dripping and I typically drip around 30-40 watts. (at the time i posted this it was a TOBH with dual twisted 28ga at 0.45Ω).
I'd love to know what wattage and equipment you vape. It could give me an idea of how the flavor profile changes on this one.
Gave it the hot rice treatment a couple times and shook it a bunch. Will try it in a couple days and report back, but it smells awesome! I have some mech mods and a Cana 30w with both Kayfun and Russian tanks. Average build is 28 gauge about 1.6 ohm.