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After a few mixes that didn't out so well, I've finally come up with a mix that I'm quite proud of. I thought I'd share it with you guys. Let me know what you think.
submitted about 11 years ago by point_five_ohms

Meloncholy

  • Honey Dew (TFA) 6%
  • Cucumber (CAP) 5%
  • Watermellon (TFA) 3%
  • Cantaloupe (TFA) 1%
  • Koolada (TFA) 2%
  • Sour (TFA) 1%
  • Juicy Lemon (CAP) 1%

I did a high VG mix with 3mg nic, and it's very delicious in my opinion. The Koolada gives it a nice cooling sensation and the Juicy Lemon really makes the cucumber and melons pop. You could probably replace the Koolada with menthol for a slightly different taste, but i dont have any menthol at the moment to try it.

After mixing, just give it a good shake or a run in an ultrasonic cleaner and it's good to go right away.

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by shutdown924about 11 years ago

Very interesting recipe, I might have to pick up some of these on my next order, thanks for sharing!

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by point_five_ohmsabout 11 years ago

It reminds me of Cucumber Melon body lotion that you might find at Bath & Body works and Victoria's Secret.

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by RedRamenabout 11 years ago

Do you have TFA's cucumber? If so, would I be able to use it instead of the Capellas? I have every flavor there except Cap Cucumber :(

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by point_five_ohmsabout 11 years ago

I don't have TFA cucumber because I didn't think TFA made a cucumber flavor. I couldn't find any when I was ordering flavors to make a cucumber melon, and that's the reason why I used Cap's. If TFA does have a cucumber, I don't see why you wouldn't be able to use that instead of Capella's. The percentage to use should probably be about the same. Give it a shot and let me know what you think.

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by Frito_feetabout 11 years ago

This sounds really good. I'd have to get everything but the koolada and sour, though. Saving this for the "To try next" list.

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by muranternetabout 11 years agoFrugivore

I've never been a fan of Koolada but I can see how it might play with the cucumber. Nice profile.

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by Botboy141about 11 years agoMixing like a mad man...

Big fan of melons and Cucumber. Will give this a go soon (out of Cucumber at the moment).

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by raskolnikov206about 11 years agoPâtissier

Were you trying to clone melon boba by good life vapor by chance? And if so how close doyou think you got?

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by point_five_ohmsabout 11 years ago

I've never tried melon boba, so I couldn't tell you if it's close or not. I just really wanted to make a cucumber melon, so I thought i'd give it a shot.

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by raskolnikov206about 11 years agoPâtissier

Its basically a cucumber and melons mint blend.

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by point_five_ohmsabout 11 years ago

Mint, you say? I didn't even think of that. That sounds great. I might have to order some mint and create a new mix.

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by vapecrafterabout 11 years ago

This sounds like something I will really, really love. I'm going to make some today and it's probably going to be my new favorite thing. Might add a bit of guava and passionfruit in there, as well.

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by point_five_ohmsabout 11 years ago

That sounds delicious. Let me know how it turns out.

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by vapecrafterabout 11 years ago

I added 1.8% FA Guava and 2.6% Capella Passionfruit, made 5 mL to test it out. delicious but a bit metallic/tangy? Reduced Juicy Lemon and Sour both to 0.5%. Reduced watermelon to 2%. Reduced cucumber to 4%. Reduced Guava to 1.3%, reduced Passionfruit to 2.0%. It's perfect. Might be good with a little custard or something as well but this is a perfect fruity tropical flavor.

It was so good I almost drank it (don't worry it was just 0 nic).

Edit: Just to post the adjusted recipe in a more readable format

Honey Dew (TFA) 6.0%

Cucumber (CAP) 4.0%

Watermelon (TFA) 2.0%

Passionfruit (CAP) 2.0%

Guava (FA) 1.8%

Cantaloupe (TFA) 1.0%

Koolada (TFA) 2.0%

Sour (TFA) 0.5%

Juicy Lemon (CAP) 0.5%

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by point_five_ohmsabout 11 years ago

Looks great. I'll have to purchase the additional flavors with my next order and give this version a try.

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