My $100 Dollar Apple Pie clone.

submitted about 11 years ago by HumanFogMachin3

This is what ive come up with. first batch, but its tasting pretty good.

8% Apple Pie - TFA 1% tart granny smith - TFA 1% Deluxe Vanilla - TFA .5% Pie Crust -TFA .5% creamy caramel Loranns

Its really fantastic, very ethereal like the original (not over powering like gambit.) First attempt at apple pie, but it landed very close to $100 apple pie. The tart green apple really rounds out the apple pie, but it does smell like a green apple jolly ranchers, but tastes more like caramelized apple.

Comments

5 points

by gordonavapesabout 11 years ago

Granny smith really makes other apples sing in low percentages. Looks tasty!

5 points

by HumanFogMachin3about 11 years ago

Some times it almost tastes like an apple turn over, its very pleasant.

1 points

by Alejo90100about 11 years ago

Thanks man... Awesome but I have a question? I don't get the percentages... Like if I want to make 30ml how much of each would I put? Or can you just explain the percentages please? Lol thanks

3 points

by HumanFogMachin3about 11 years ago

its % of the total volume of the solution so 8% means that 8% of your 30ml bottle would be tfa apple pie, hope that helps.

Might want to do some reading before you get to into DIY, especially if your working with high concentration nicotine, understanding percentages of a mix is very important.

3 points

by ToroLocoVaporabout 11 years agoMixologist

This is actually pretty damn close to the apple pie I have available ;)

2 points

by dougstonerabout 11 years ago

I tried a recipe using regular TFA apple, and it was missing, and thought of using the tart granny smith. Thanks for the recipe. Can't wait to mix a batch up.

2 points

by meok91about 11 years ago

Might try this one, looks great, thanks for posting.

2 points

by captaincannibalabout 11 years ago

Man, this sub has had some really great clone recipes lately. Cheers man, can't wait to try it!

EDIT - I'm having trouble finding Deluxe Vanilla. I see it as French Vanilla Deluxe on TFA's site. So if another site has it listed as French Vanilla I'd assume its the same thing?

2 points

by HumanFogMachin3about 11 years ago

i believe it is french vanilla deluxe, i just abbreviated the name a bit.

2 points

by Krigaabout 11 years ago

Different product. French Vanilla Deluxe contains acetoin and acetyl propionyl, French Vanilla doesn't.

1 points

by HumanFogMachin3about 11 years ago

awe fuck me in the goat ass, wizard labs didn't list acetoin. ill have to find an alternative..

2 points

by HumanFogMachin3about 11 years ago

actually fuck it, its 1% of my mix which contains like .5% acetoin. not the worst, i definitely wouldn't make a straight custard flavor out of it.

2 points

by RockyMountainEcigsabout 11 years ago

TFA already has a replacement for your French Vanilla Deluxe with no Diketones -> French Vanilla Creme At 1% probably will not affect the flavor profile much than what you intended?

2 points

by captaincannibalabout 11 years ago

Alright, so I ended up making this today. Some notes:

I used all VG and a bit of saline.
Its a little sharp when fresh it seems. I bet if this steeped for a few days that would go away.
Its not going to make it long enough to steep. This is really damn good man. Great job.

When you called it "ethereal"? Spot on. Its 'light' but its not. Hard to explain. Thanks for the recipe, think I'll make a huge batch of this soon. Anything interesting you've noticed after steeping?

1 points

by HumanFogMachin3about 11 years ago

it smooths out, but it keep a bit of "crust" bite to it.

after a week, the caramel is starting to steep through just a little, and its so pleasant when it does make an appearance.

Its a great vape, flavor is always changing because its not to over bearing, allowing you to always have something new and stimulating.

Im super proud of this blend.

Next is going to be my BCC ill post it soon.

1 points

by AF_Noctavisabout 11 years ago

I can't attest to how close this is to the original because I'm not much a fan of it but the maker doesn't like tfa. The store he started at is up in ak and stated earlier he doesn't like tfa.

1 points

by meatcarnivalover 10 years ago

I know you made this about 6 months ago... How has the recipe faired since then?

1 points

by HumanFogMachin3over 10 years ago

I've change the tart granny smith to just regular TFA apple, Granny smith had a herbal taste that i didn't like.

I've gotten rid of the caramel as well, it cause coil gunking