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Keylime Cookie - Has been my adv for the past month
submitted about 11 years ago by SpaceCuddles1358

So I used to be on a huge lemon-pie kick, and only vaped that for about a month as well. But this keylime is something else. I've shared it with others and they all come back to me feinding for more, it's kind of annoying actually. But I just wanted to share a great recipe, and one that's very simple to do. I've never even written it down it's that easy.

30ml bottle:

1.5ml - Cinnamon Danish (sometimes I'll go half and half with cinnamon sugarcookie)

1.5ml - Irish Cream

.7-1ml of Keylime (keylime can be strong for some, myself included)

For the record, I typically vape 3mg max VG. I do this with with Orange Oil as well, and it tastes like a fantastic orange cinnamon roll. I love those mofo's.

Enjoy guys. I've got a pretty awesome peach cobbler if you're interested as well.

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by sl0wRoastabout 11 years ago

Are these all TPA?

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by SpaceCuddles1358about 11 years ago

Most of them yes. I buy locally. So my flavors are essentially TPA, rebranded as FlavorWorld and than rebranded as Vapology haha. I also like to use a select few flavors from Loranne. Mainly the Oils.

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by sl0wRoastabout 11 years ago

Thanks, just mixed this up with CAP cinamon danish swirl and rest TPA. Hope its ok as currrently can only smell the Cinamon danish. What sort of steep time does it usually need?

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by SpaceCuddles1358about 11 years ago

Honestly, I typically vape it up right away.

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by Chrononaughtabout 11 years agoOne of "The Damned"

Thanks for this! I'm about to order more flavorings, I'll be sure to put these in the ol' cart and give 'er a whirl! And as for that peach cobbler? ;)

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by SpaceCuddles1358about 11 years ago

I suggest you do! I'm lucky enoughto have a shop local that carries diy supplies.

Peach cobbler goes as is:

30ml bottle:

1ml - Irish Cream

.5ml - Bavarian Cream

.5ml - Cinnamon Danish

.5ml - Grahm Cracker (I prefer clear)

.5-.6ml - Apple Pie

.5ml - Peach

.7ml- Juicy Peach

Something along the lines of that, is what I usually go by.

Hope that helps

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by Chrononaughtabout 11 years agoOne of "The Damned"

Awesome I really appreciate it! Definitely trying both recipes out. How is the Irish cream by itself out of curiosity? I love me some Irish cream!

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by SpaceCuddles1358about 11 years ago

I've never actually tried it by itself. But it SMELLS great. I'm the type of guy who lays down a nice cream base for essentially every juice I make. I used to only use Whipped Cream and Bavarian Cream. But this Irish Cream has overtaken everybody's spot as my go-to cream. Especially goes nice with the cinnamon danish!

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by lemcottabout 11 years ago

Key lime has been in nearly every bottle I've mixed since I've started making my own juice. Will definitely need to get some Irish creme next order, but I've been mixing it with vanillas, custards, and cinnamon danish. really versatile with dessert flavors. My fav is my clone of five pawns queenside, but with the orange substituted with key lime.

10% vanilla custard

8% key lime

4% white chocolate

4% toasted marshmallow

I mix it differently every time, not the closest to queenside as some of my other recipes, but probably the tastiest.

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by SpaceCuddles1358about 11 years ago

Where do you purchase your custard? I've been meaning to try and locate a quality custard for quite some time now. A keylime custard would be great.

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by lemcottabout 11 years ago

I've only ordered from tfa so far, their vanilla custard is great but requires a minimum of a couple days before you can really get the flavor, a week or two of stepping is when it starts getting good. Straight up custard is okay, but mixing in a bit of Bavarian cream, white chocolate, French vanilla (deluxe), butterscotch, and/or a bit of cinnamon danish is how you get it to really pop.

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by SeaVapeabout 11 years ago

If you like Vanilla Custard try Capella Vanilla Custard it is by far the best IMO and many others. Try it you won't regret it ;)

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