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November 2014 Monthly Recipe Thread
submitted almost 11 years ago by kirktBring on the Diacetyl, baby

All of your best individual creations belong here. Clones you made should go in the clone thread, and we also have weekly threads for noob questions and "help me mix something with these flavors" threads. Please help keep the community "clean" by posting in appropriate threads.

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Happy Mixing!

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10 points
 
by Botboy141almost 11 years ago

OK, I'll kick us off once again.

Samoa Cookies

  • 2% TFA Double Chocolate (clear)
  • 1% TFA Brown Sugar Extra
  • 0.7% FA Vanilla Classic
  • 1% FA Caramel
  • 1% TFA Caramel Candy
  • 2% FA Coconut
  • 0.5% FA Liquid Amber
  • 0.25% TFA Acetyl Pyrazine aka AP (5% solution), 1 drop per 10ml

Modeled after the girl scout cookie, a neighbor made a request for this, I went to work on it. I wouldn't say it's perfected yet, but it's a pretty damn tasty baked chocolate, caramel, coconut recipe. If you like the cookies, give it a shot, if you don't like coconut, don't mix it. That simple!

Edit: It was so so after initial mix, much better two weeks later, I didn't try it in between. Some steep required for optimal flavor.

1 points
 
by kitschnsinkalmost 11 years ago

I think I love you.

1 points
 
by Botboy141almost 11 years ago

That makes two of us, you and my wife!

1 points
 
by kitschnsinkalmost 11 years ago

But you're required to share things with her.

1 points
 
by Playcate25almost 11 years ago

Liquid Amber is out of stock, is there a substitute?

1 points
 
by Botboy141almost 11 years ago

Nothing really subs for the baked fruit taste that liquid amber adds to this. I would probably just leave it out if you can't get your hands on it. It won't be perfect without it, but should still be similar.

1 points
 
by alanwu07almost 11 years ago

What ratio should we use?

8 points
 
by tet5uoalmost 11 years ago

Since Botboy started us off with Jackfruit, I'll throw mine in that I've been working on.

Jack Black

  • 5% Jackfruit (TFA)
  • 4% Blackberry (FW)
  • 2% Apple Stark (FA)
  • 1% Lemon Sicily (FA)
  • 1.5% Bavarian Cream (TFA)
  • 2% Whipped Cream (TFA)
  • 0.75% Anise (FA)

I might just edit this during the month, as I think it could be tweaked and I'm never satisfied with a recipe :D

3 points
 
by PROMODZoCOMalmost 11 years ago

Love'n that Jackfruit!

2 points
 
by Botboy141almost 11 years ago

Apple Stark...INW not FA?

Edit: NM, found it, mine just doesn't say Stark on it even though FA's website does and I have their original packaging...

2 points
 
by tet5uoalmost 11 years ago

Yeah my FA bottles are all labeled differently that others I think, someone did a double-take the other day when I posted something with "Vaniglia Bourbon" in it.

6 points
 
by To0nMaNalmost 11 years ago

Gas Station Chocolate Donut

  • 7% Chocolate Glazed Doughnut (CAP)
  • 4% Double Chocolate (CAP)
  • 2% Cotton Candy (TFA) (optional)

This was meant to taste like a cheap gas station chocolate donut, it does.

5 points
 
by Kizmaualmost 11 years ago

Puzzle Dust

  • 3% Pomegranate (TFA)
  • 3% Blueberry Wild (TFA)
  • 3% Cantaloupe (TFA)
  • 3% Sweet Watermelon (CAP)
  • 2% Cotton Candy (TFA)
  • 1% Sweetener (TFA)

A nice sweet fruity flavor for the fruit heads out there, enjoy!

1 points
 
by over9000almost 11 years ago

Have all the flavors, no excuse not to try this. will report back

1 points
 
by Earthmotherralmost 11 years ago

Very tasty! I made this for my brother in law who loves fruity favors and it is delicious, it was hard for me to part with it when I had to give it to him.

4 points
 
by Botboy141almost 11 years ago

And what the hell, why not one more. This is one I've been working on for the last few weeks. It's not perfected yet but honestly, this simple version, despite the more than a dozen variations, is my favorite so far.

Juicy Jacks V0.3

  • 12% TFA Jackfruit
  • 1.5% FA Custard
  • 1% TFA Orange Cream

It's a creamy smooth variation of jackfruit. You get all of the jackfruit taste but without the sour bite you might expect. A hint of sour from the pineapple edge of the jackfruit which is the most pronounced flavor here, but with the mango likeness included as well, emphasized by the dash or orange cream, this is delicious. You don't really taste the apple/banana portion of the jackfruit much here which is what I've been trying to remedy in other variations, but if you are searching for a smooth, slightly creamy tropical vape and enjoy pineapple, I doubt you'll be able to put this one down.

To date, I have only mixed this 30/70 PG/VG.

This has an incredibly good mouth feel and vapor production for a 30/70 mix, more-so than most of my others at 30/70.

2 points
 
by rotary79almost 11 years ago

This is quite tasty, though I'm also enjoying your key like pie.

1 points
 
by Botboy141almost 11 years ago

Thanks ;-)

Yeah it's nothing amazing but it's simple and tasty and I downed 15ml in the last 2 days as well. Have so many variations of this mixed up but none of them are hitting the spot like this simple version does.

Been alternating between this, key lime pie and nana cream as my 3 primary ADV's it seems.

2 points
 
by rotary79almost 11 years ago

I'm about in the same boat. Seems like we have similar taste. I have a citrus blend I've been working on that you may enjoy as well. Mostly pineapple and citrus punch, but with about 4-5 other as well it's quite tasty.

Though I'm still looking for a really good melon recipe. As seduce juice jezebel has been up there as a favorite as well.

1 points
 
by matt_babelaalmost 11 years ago

I've tried hunting down your elusive key lime pie recipe, can't seem to find it anywhere =(

4 points
 
by -rootalmost 11 years agoMixologist

First recipe that i've posted up here, but I thought it worth sharing. All ingredients are TFA/TPA, as that is what I have to work with.

Mixed 75VG/25PG @ 5mg/ml nicotine.

  • Toasted Marshmallow - 8%
  • Graham Cracker (Clear) - 6%
  • Double Chocolate (Clear) - 4%
  • Milkstone v2.0 - 3%
  • Cinnamon Danish - 1%

Very basic start to the recipe, will be tweaking more to match my personal tastes, but should be a good starting point for others.

Vape on!

4 points
 
by SeaVapealmost 11 years ago

This is one I really enjoy Its a Lemon Pie

  • 4% Bavarian Cream (FW)
  • 3% Lemon Sicily (FA)
  • 3% Pie Crust (TFA)
  • 3% Vanilla Swirl (TFA)
  • 2% Graham Cracker (Cap)
  • 1.5% Whipped Cream (FA)
  • 2% EM If you like (I like it in)

I let this one sit no heat cool dark place for 3 weeks. I'm in no hurry to vape my mixes. This one for me turns out very nice Enjoy!!

1 points
 
by tet5uoalmost 11 years ago

This looks nice! I'm just missing the TFA pie crust... oh I've used up all my lemon sicily too.. it's so tasty. I'll have to get these and check your recipe out.

1 points
 
by keelomgalmost 11 years agoMixologist

You should come up with a lemon cookie!

1 points
 
by unnumberedalmost 11 years ago

I wish I could find my lemon cookie recipe! It turned out just like the old cookies from McDonalds or lemon oreos. I want to say I used lemon from TFA and everything else from Capella. I can't seem to find the recipe anywhere, I feel like I may have closed it out without saving. Time to try to recreate it.

3 points
 
by FriendlyDaegualmost 11 years ago

Working on tobaccos ATM.. I went through all of Ina's, started on Hangsen, and found BD. This is some great stuff, but, on its own, the taste falls short of the fantastic, creamy sweet smell out of the bottle. This is what I've come up with to fix that, goal being to prop up the BD without getting in the way. Now my favorite tobacco mix, sending RY4 down a peg.

Durham

  • 2% BD Tobacco (HS)
  • 3% White Chocolate (ECX)
  • 2% Pistachio (TPA)
  • 2% Vanilla Classic (FA)
2 points
 
by a_randomless_chefalmost 11 years agoTobacconist

Man am I happy to have found you! My first DIY order was 10 tobacco flavors by Inawera and I ended up almost freakin running away from them! Granted, Inawera bases were part of the problem, but I was surprised that both Tino d'Milano and Wera Garden brands had literally nothing on those FA tobaccos I've been using.

So what IS your experience with Inawera tobaccos? I honestly feel like if I wanted to give them away I'd be doing someone not much of a favour. Giving them another shot at 0 nic atm, but with exception of Tobacco Symphony, these seem unvapeable to me, unless I'm actually doing something wrong (followed the small dosage instructions given by manufacturer).

3 points
 
by Captchronik17almost 11 years ago

Been experimenting with some Ecto Cooler flavors.

Cool Ecto Custard

  • 8% Ecto Cooler

  • 5% Vanilla Custard

  • 1% Extreme Ice

One of my favorite drinks. I use orange soda in the real drink but all I have for flaving was the Ecto. Anyone who has listened to the IGN podcast Knockin Boots has probably heard of this drink.

Rumjob

  • 8% Ecto Cooler

  • 3% Rum(could probably be increased as it's pretty light)

2 points
 
by PeterFunkenhausenalmost 11 years ago

I've been playing with this Ecto Cooler a bit too. This is the best I've come up with, mixed 30/70 pg/vg it seems to need to steep for about 3 days.

Mall Orange Drink

  • 4% TFA Bavarian Cream
  • 4% Ecto Cooler
  • 3% FA Vienna Cream
  • 2% FA Banana
  • 2% FA Marshmallow
  • 1.5% Sweet (sucralose)
1 points
 
by Sens420almost 11 years agoMentholatier

ala Orange Julius?

2 points
 
by Botboy141almost 11 years ago

Looks similar to Orange Julius for sure. Here's another variation of citrus julius that popped up on VU the other day:

http://www.vapingunderground.com/threads/orange-julius.33477/

I've made some adjustments and here's what I have for a delicious Orange Julius if you're into that:

  • 1.5% FA Citrus Mix
  • 4% TFA Orange Cream
  • 1% FA Vienna Cream
  • 0.5% TFA Sweet Cream
  • 1% FA Custard
  • 2% TFA Koolada
  • 2% TFA Cotton Candy or 10% Ethyl Maltol solution

Mixed 20PG/80VG and this thing is delicious. Reminds me of exactly what I used to drink at the casinos all the time ;-) Will have to wait and see what happens to it with the EM after a steep but man is it good fresh. If the EM doesn't mute it too much over time...wow...

3 points
 
by Nstewartalmost 11 years agoMixologist

Just freehanded this last night and its absolutely delicious, check it out and let me know what you think. (All TFA)

3.5% Mango

3.5% Nectarine

4% Dragonfruit

4% Marshmallow

1% Coconut Extra

2% Sweet Cream

2% Whipped Cream

1 points
 
by johnstone1690almost 11 years ago

going to mix this up tonight with a few others thanks

1 points
 
by Nstewartalmost 11 years agoMixologist

No problem, its one of the few recipes I've made that were great right from the get go, no steeping required!

1 points
 
by colonelk0rnalmost 11 years agoFrugivore

Happened to have everything for this. Just mixed this up, on a new wick with a Dark Horse .3 ohm, Sigelei 100w. Good mouth feel, definitely marshmallow forward.

3 points
 
by unnumberedalmost 11 years ago

Mambo

  • 7% Juicy Peach (TFA)
  • 5% Mango (TFA)
  • 2% Jackfruit (TFA)
  • 3% Sweet Strawberry (CAP)
  • 3% Strawberry (FA)
  • Added 3 drops of TFA Strawberry

Made in 2mg/mL nicotine in Max VG. No steeping, great right out of the bottle with a good shake.

2 points
 
by NotSoMeanJoealmost 11 years agoMentholatier

End up trying this one and halfway through prep, i realized i didn't have juicy peach so i substituted in pear. still good right out of the bottle!

1 points
 
by unnumberedalmost 11 years ago

If you ever get some juicy peach, give it another try! I haven't been able to put this down in the last couple of weeks. I have to get some more juicy peach because I just ran out, maybe I'll give it a shot with pear. Did you use TFA?

3 points
 
by Daheavybalmost 11 years ago

I noticed we don't do a lot of floral here. This is my girlfriend's AWV (After Work Vape) I made a while back. It's a relaxing vape that's well balanced. (doesn't punch you in the face)

Maui Fields

  • 9% Pomegranate v2 (CAP)
  • 2% Lavender (FW)
  • 2% .9 Saline
  • 0.7% Smooth (TFA)
  • 1% EM
  • 0.5% Bergamot (INW)

Edit: Brought the Smooth down from 1%

2 points
 
by HYDN150almost 11 years ago

That sounds delicious ....

3 points
 
by Earthmotherralmost 11 years ago

Here goes my first thread-worthy recipe:

Baker's Dozen

  • 10% Vanilla Cupcake (CAP)
  • 4% Sweet Strawberry (CAP)
  • 4% Blueberry Extra (TFA)
  • 2% Toasted Marshmallow (TFA)

Tastes like a birthday cake with frosting! I haven't steeped it yet, but tastes great without out it so I can only imagine it would get better with time. (:

2 points
 
by Botboy141almost 11 years ago

Looks solid! Really wish I enjoyed desert flavors other than sweet/sour pies...

1 points
 
by captaincannibalalmost 11 years ago

That sounds really good. Have you tried TFA's Vanilla Cupcake? It smells divine but it doesn't quite taste right to me. Hopefully CAP's is better.

1 points
 
by Botboy141almost 11 years ago

CAPs is better

1 points
 
by Earthmotherralmost 11 years ago

I haven't tried TFA Vanilla Cupcake, I was going to order it, but I hear CAP Vanilla Cupcake was superior in taste (: I'm sure TFA Vanilla Cupcake would work just fine in this recipe though, let me know how it turns out if you decide to try it.

3 points
 
by rokinlobsteralmost 11 years agoMentholatier

Alright so I went for several simple flavors today. All sucked. Then I decided to mix up something weird, and I am loving it straight after mixing. Very much potential.

3% TFA honey suckle

2% Cap cucumber

5% TFA hibiscus

(EDIT: it is much better with out the creme de menthe!) 3% LA creme de menthe (get TFA or some one else with no food coloring.)

Ill name it "Mother Nature"

Very different from any thing else I have had. Its like vaping a cool flower garden. Sometimes the creme de menthe comes out a bit more for a little extra mint.

1 points
 
by ApertureLunchladyalmost 11 years agoMixologist

i'm gonna give this a shot right now. not usually much for mints so may try a variation without, too.

2 points
 
by rokinlobsteralmost 11 years agoMentholatier

Funnily enough,I came here to edit it to remove the creme de menth!

Im also going to try and switch the hibiscus and honeysuckle percentages.

I think the cucumber is just right.

1 points
 
by ApertureLunchladyalmost 11 years agoMixologist

i tried one substituting flavor art "zen garden" for the mint. gonna do another tester tomorrow with a lower hibiscus level.

1 points
 
by ApertureLunchladyalmost 11 years agoMixologist

let me suggest honeysuckle and tfa strawberry ripe, too. a very nice combo and my ADV most of the time. i mix in a little marshmallow to boot, but i like it sweet.

3 points
 
by MyLegsHurtalmost 11 years ago

Liking this sweet chocolate custard. Probably gonna tone down the chocolate next time. Mixed at 6mg, 30/70VG:

  • 6% Cap. Chocolate Fudge Brownie

  • 6% TFA Vanilla Swirl

  • 5% FA Custard

  • 2% Cap. Chocolate Glazed Donut

  • 2% TFA Vanillin

2 points
 
by vaperforlifealmost 11 years ago

Dripper Friendly Cheesecake
cheesecake (cap) 1.05%
van custard (cap) 0.25%
Graham cracker (cap) 0.3%
marshmellow (TFA) 0.25%
Sweet cream (TFA) 0.15%

2 points
 
by johnstone1690almost 11 years ago

i drip 90% of the time but most of my mixes are 15-20 % flavour ? should i really be dripping at such low % like your recipe ? i do get vapers tounge often

1 points
 
by vaperforlifealmost 11 years ago

15-20% is normal for fruit flavors. These flavors are pretty strong. In fact, I wouldn't attempt to mix this without a scale, as any variation in the recipe would completely ruin it.

2 points
 
by johnstone1690almost 11 years ago

Thanks I mix by weight so will have to try this

1 points
 
by johnstone1690almost 11 years ago

forgot to ask is their a pg/vg ratio you would recommend ? i usually mix at 70/30 but do vape som max vg on occasions

1 points
 
by hershey9almost 11 years ago

Can I sub Graham cracker (Clear) TFA instead of Cap's, and LA NY cheesecake instead of Cap's? Those percentages are low, with the creaminess of the mix do you usually steep for a few weeks?

1 points
 
by vaperforlifealmost 11 years ago

I have only made this recipe with Capella cheesecake and Graham cracker so YMMV. I let steep for 3 days (or a couple hours in the crock pot).

1 points
 
by Botboy141almost 11 years ago

CAP GC and TFA GC are very different or so I'm told. CAP is much spicier than TFA is my understanding (I'm don't have a huge selection of CAP).

1 points
 
by SDVAPEalmost 11 years ago

New to all this....Am I missing something in these recipes? How much ML are these recipes creating? Or am I , in the calculator putting the %'s in and the calculator is automatically adjusting the rest(vg/pg/nic) based on what I ask for as far as ML amount?

1 points
 
by Botboy141almost 11 years ago

The Latter

1 points
 
by SDVAPEalmost 11 years ago

Thank you

2 points
 
by Botboy141almost 11 years ago

So I've spent some time recently trying to figure out a way to improve upon /u/Bombies 'nana Cream. I started with /u/fizzmustard's recipe and have made some slight adjustments. Step 1 was finding a way to replace LA Banana Cream. I recognize that doing this will not yield the same result, but that's not the goal after all. The goal here is to get rid of the artificial coloring and create something better.

Here's where I am at the moment. I'm really really really enjoying this as an alternative to 'nana Cream. The percentages still need some tweaking but it's getting good.

'nana Cream Variation

  • 7% TFA Strawberry
  • 6% TFA Banana Cream
  • 3% TFA Jackfruit
  • 2.5% Citric Acid (10% solution)
  • 0.67% FA Fresh Cream (1 drop per 5ml from the original bottle)
  • 0.33% Hangsen Banana (1 drop per 5ml from the original bottle)

Thought some of you 'nana Cream fanatics might enjoy giving this a try. You will definitely notice the jackfruit here more than you notice the dragonfruit in the original clone recipe posted here. The jackfruit dominates the beginning of the exhale with the banana coming in at the end.

Quite enjoyable for me :-)

2 points
 
by Botboy141almost 11 years ago

Tweaked Percentages:

  • 7% TFA Strawberry
  • 6% TFA Banana Cream
  • 1% TFA Jackfruit
  • 2.5% Citric Acid (10% solution)
  • 1% Ethyl Maltol (10% solution)
  • 0.67% FA Fresh Cream (1 drop per 5ml from the original bottle)
  • 0.67% Hangsen Banana (2 drops per 5ml from the original bottle)

Perty damn good now!

1 points
 
by Sens420almost 11 years agoMentholatier

Keep the tweaks coming!

2 points
 
by unnumberedalmost 11 years ago

Here is a real simple one that I've been enjoying fresh. Haven't been able to let it steep more than a day or two before the bottle is gone.

PBW

  • 11% Watermelon (TFA)
  • 5% Peanut Butter (TFA)
  • 1% EM (Optional)

The first bottle I made I used the EM, I am liking it better without it. Made this in Max VG in 2mg nic for dripping.

1 points
 
by swancitysoundsalmost 11 years ago

Really? Wow

1 points
 
by unnumberedalmost 11 years ago

It's definitely different but I'm enjoying it. I make PB + Strawberry a lot and really like TFA Watermelon so decided to switch it out and it was surprisingly good.

1 points
 
by swancitysoundsalmost 11 years ago

Nice

2 points
 
by snarshmallowalmost 11 years ago

A pretty simple one my friends like:

Kind of a take on Vitamin Water XXX but with dragon fruit instead of pomegranate:

-5% Dragon Fruit (TFA) -5% Wild Blueberry (TFA) -5% Acai (TFA)

75VG/25PG

I apologize for formatting, on my phone

6 points
 
by SeaVapealmost 11 years ago
  • 5% Dragon Fruit (TFA)
  • 5% Blueberry (Wild) (TFA)
  • 5% Acai (TFA)
  • 75VG/25PG No Problem Mate thank's for the share
1 points
 
by ak313almost 11 years ago

I'm vaping this as I type. The wife loves it and so do I.

2 points
 
by protonicbeatsalmost 11 years ago

first time posting a recipe, here's my favorite concoction so far... I might do a little less on the gingerbread next time

RY4 Double (TPA) - 8% Gingerbread (CAP) - 3% Vanilla Classic (FA) - 1%

the way I steep it: 5 hours in the crockpot, sit overnight, another 5 hours in the crockpot, sit one more night, vape away

1 points
 
by Botboy141almost 11 years ago
  • 8% TFA RY4
  • 3% CAP Gingerbread
  • 1% FA Vanilla Classic
2 points
 
by Hodorhohodoralmost 11 years ago

Lemon Cheesecake

8% CAP NY Cheesecake

4% FA Lemon Sicily

3% FA Custard

3% TFA Graham Cracker Clear

I've been working on this one on and off for awhile now and feel it's finally getting really good. I usually mix at 70VG/30PG and drip. For some reason I feel that the TFA Graham Cracker is muting the flavors somewhat so I may be looking for an alternative Graham Cracker or perhaps adding in some TFA Cheesecake with Graham Crust if I ever get a hold of some. Mix it up, try it, play around with it, and let me know what you think!

1 points
 
by VapeQueen214almost 11 years ago

I make a lemon cheesecake with graham cracker 2% and catalan cream FA 1%, and its amazing. I pretty much use that combination in most of my dessert mixes now.

1 points
 
by Hodorhohodoralmost 11 years ago

Mind sharing your recipe?

2 points
 
by VapeQueen214almost 11 years ago

Something like:

4% Juicy Lemon CA
8% New york cheesecake CA
1% catalan cream FA
2% Graham cracker clear TFA
2% Cheesecake with graham crust TFA
2 points
 
by kallen8277almost 11 years ago

BerryMelon Bramble - 3% Honey dew 4% Blueberry extra 2% Pomegranate 4% Marshmellow.

Skywolf Yogurt - 5% Raspberry 9% Blueberry 9% strawberry 12% vanilla custard.

Lemonhead candy (Increase for nondrippers) - 5% key lime 2% lemonaide 2% lemon 2 drops menthol.

Highroller - 8% peach 4% vanilla custard or swirl 4% cinnamon Danish 3% sweet or whipped cream 1% marshmallow.

All TFA. I'm on mobile so it will probably not format right :(

2 points
 
by Botboy141almost 11 years ago

All TFA

BerryMelon Bramble

  • 3% Honey dew
  • 4% Blueberry extra
  • 2% Pomegranate
  • 4% Marshmellow

Skywolf Yogurt

  • 5% Raspberry
  • 9% Blueberry
  • 9% strawberry
  • 12% vanilla custard

Lemonhead candy (Increase for nondrippers)

  • 5% key lime
  • 2% lemonaide
  • 2% lemon
  • 2 drops menthol.

Highroller

  • 8% peach
  • 4% vanilla custard or swirl
  • 4% cinnamon Danish
  • 3% sweet or whipped cream
  • 1% marshmallow.
2 points
 
by dgpro5000almost 11 years ago

Added 1% CAP Vanilla Custard V2 to fizzmustards nana clone and now its so creamy and delicious.

1 points
 
by Botboy141almost 11 years ago

He does it again!

4 points
 
by kirktalmost 11 years agoBring on the Diacetyl, baby

You lookin' for a whuppin, Batboy?

1 points
 
by Botboy141almost 11 years ago

Yes please. Now I need to find a recipe that I can post...Damnit!

1 points
 
by kirktalmost 11 years agoBring on the Diacetyl, baby

Gonna try that mocha peppermint thing that you posted on last month's thread when I get some time tonight. If it's good enough I'll permit you to repost it this month :)

1 points
 
by Botboy141almost 11 years ago

I only ask one thing of you, don't ever ask me to pronounce your last name. Please and thank you!

1 points
 
by Botboy141almost 11 years ago

While continuing to work on my Juicy Jacks recipe, I managed to come up with this, not even in the ballpark of what I'm aiming for really, not sure why I put it together, but damn this is good. This will likely taste differently than you expect. Almost like a smooth raspberry cream. So weird how this worked out. Definitely notice the watermelon and jackfruit but definitely raspberry cream more than anything else.

Enjoy.

  • 6% TFA Jackfruit
  • 3% TFA Watermelon
  • 6% TFA Raspberry Sweet
  • 1% FA Custard
3 points
 
by tet5uoalmost 11 years ago

I love Jackfruit now. Such a cool flavor to put in things.

1 points
 
by Botboy141almost 11 years ago

Damn straight, check out my nana cream variation below ;-) <3 jackfruit in many different forms. TFA's is pretty spot on too imo.

1 points
 
by ak313almost 11 years ago

What does the jackfruit remind you of? It says a fruity gum. Which one comes to mind?

1 points
 
by tet5uoalmost 11 years ago

Hmm not sure... not a big gum-chewer.

1 points
 
by Botboy141almost 11 years ago

Check the flavor review thread, my full write up is there. Supposed to be juicy fruit like but it's not really.

Edit:

Jackfruit - 9/10 (15%) Wow, TFA nailed it on the head with this one. Unfortunately the description on their website is a bit misleading. This is the best representation of jackfruit I have tried (only other I had tried was FlavorWest though). Never seen another jackfruit. For those that don't know here are more details on jackfruit. This is NOT the 'juicy gum' flavor that TFA hints at on their website, however, it is a true representation of a tropical jackfruit. It's a very smooth blend predominately pineapple and mango with a noticeable banana but has a nice background hint of a fuij style apple. Not overly sweet but not sour, bitter or tart either. Just the right combination of sweetness and true taste. Some citric or malic acid would help this to pop a bit more and likely add that sour note that some might prefer with this flavor. I tried it standalone @ 5%, 10%, 15% and 20%. The flavor remained consistent throughout, I wish this flavor was a bit stronger overall, but at 15% standalone, it makes an excellent tropical fruit vape. I'd recommend starting at 15% and if you need it stronger increase it and see what happens. 20% the flavor started to change just a tiny bit on me but still very very good. As far as mixing goes, I see this being an excellent complement to other darker fruits such as blueberry, pomegranate, strawberry or to add a complex note to blends that are primarily mango or pineapple. Could also work well with other banana vapes. Not sure that it would work well in dessert flavors but those aren't my specialty anyways. Going to play around with some combinations of this as I feel it definitely has the potential to be a key ingredient in a new juice for my signature line. Courtesy /u/Botboy141

1 points
 
by Frolikewoahalmost 11 years ago

Banana Spiced Horchata

  • TFA Horchata 2%
  • TFA Chai Tea 2%
  • TFA Vanilla Swirl 2%
  • TFA Banana Cream 6%

Open to advice/tweaks!

1 points
 
by [deleted]almost 11 years ago

Mixed down in a 15ml bottle (I got a bit adventurous) and made what I'm calling Cherry Popper from here on out.


Flavor:

.5ml LA Menthol Eucalyptus

1.3ml TFA Maraschino Cherry

.2ml Ethyl Maltol PG Solution

=2ml

6.5ml 12nic VG Solution

1.5ml VG

5ml PG


After dripping off some so I'd have room for the dripper, I vaped the runoff that I had, and holy god, does it taste good already. Part of me wants to stow it in the closet for a couple weeks and see what happens, but part of me also knows I don't have a spare 15ml bottle to whip up another batch cause fuck me holy jesus, does this stuff taste glorious.

EDIT: After a day, it smells like cough syrup. I need to fiddle with this mix a little more.

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by rokinlobsteralmost 11 years agoMentholatier

It is from using too much cherry! Id try hald the amount!

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by [deleted]almost 11 years ago

I'm not sure; it might have been too much of the menthol, cause that's the only thing that really gripes me about that particular juice. (I'm that guy who got maraschinos just to mix the juice with alcohol or some shit once all the cherries were gone.)

Right now, the current plan is to leave it for two weeks and see what happens in it, and if it smells like Extra Strength Robitussin after that time, I'm gonna give it up as a bad job and try again.

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by Raiden395almost 11 years ago

I'll end this month with a Tobacco recipe I've been working on; I call it

Hypnotiq4

  • 2.00% FA RY4

  • 1.50% FA Hypnotic Myst

  • 1.00% FA Virginia

  • 0.60% FA Dark Vapure

  • 0.50% FA Vanilla Bourbon

  • 0.40% FA MTS Vape Wizard

Fresh, this tastes strongly of Dark Vapure, which has a somewhat chocolate, harsh tobacco taste. After a few days of steeping the Virginia and Dark Vapure mellow giving way to a slightly citrus/caramel taste produced by the RY4 and Hypnotic Myst. The MTS Vape Wizard, one of the few additives that works exactly as prescribed, creates a thickening effect on the palate, offering a fuller vape.

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by cmather2013almost 11 years ago

Not sure if this is the right place or not but... Are there websites that let me list the flavors I have on hand and give me recipe results that use those flavors? I'm looking for new flavor ideas and looking through recipes on here usually ends up with lists of things I would need to buy in order to make them.

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by kirktalmost 11 years agoBring on the Diacetyl, baby

It's not the right place. Look for the automatic threads "what can I do with my flavors" and there's some good links there for the sites you need.

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by colonelk0rnalmost 11 years agoFrugivore

"This is not the thread you are looking for." - Obi Wan Kenobi

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by cmather2013almost 11 years ago

Awesome, thanks for the info. I'll check it out.

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