First legit vape

submitted over 10 years ago by TylertheLiberal

First off, you guys are insanely helpful. Thanks to all you guys that set us new people on the wonderful journey that is making our own e juice.

OK, with thanks aside, let's get to the brass tax. I made a cappuccino flavor that I think is one of the best coffee flavors I have ever had. I would love some feed back and ANY suggestions. (I don't have any friends that vape...yet).

All flavors are TFA I mixed it at 70/30 VG/PG 3mg/ml Chocolate - 8% Vanilla Bean Ice Cream - 5% Caramel cappuccino - 4 drops per 10ml

I know some of you don't like the drop as a method of measurement but I forgot to weigh it out.

Comments

11 points

by Chrononaughtover 10 years agoOne of "The Damned"

All TFA

70/30 VG/PG

3mg/ml

Chocolate - 8%
Vanilla Bean Ice Cream - 5%
Caramel cappuccino - 4 drops per 10ml

Just for formatting! :) Thanks for the recipe and congratulations!

2 points

by TylertheLiberalover 10 years ago

Thanks! The damn app, not the greatest.

1 points

by Chrononaughtover 10 years agoOne of "The Damned"

Not a problem!

I'll give this a shot once I get a chance to get these flavors.

6 points

by Nicobeakover 10 years ago

Thanks for sharing! Why you gotta tax the brass though?

11 points

by kayakerjoshover 10 years ago

it's a colonial american thing predating the stamp tax. the brass tax was a tax on both copper and zinc, metals that were important in colonizing the new lands. these metals were especially vital to keeping the spirits of the pioneers high during times of hardship. copper was ground up and thrown in fires to produce vivid green flames during birthdays, holidays, and other times of celebration. Zinc was a much more important metal to the settlers. Without enough zinc, americans' blood composition evolved from using hemocyanin to hemoglobin to move oxygen around the body. fortunately, we were able to evolve to the new blood composition and forms of celebration. unfortunatly, the subsequent stamp act would start the revolutionary war only a few years later.

7 points

by isthisunique2over 10 years ago

I always learned it as brass tacks

3 points

by daathover 10 years agoMixologist

Upvote for etymology :D

1 points

by billgarmsarmyover 10 years agoFrugivore

same

2 points

by AnAstuteAnusover 10 years agoMentholatier

A+. Your 8th grade American history teacher would be proud.

6 points

by returnityover 10 years agoArmchair Flavorist

I'm not so sure his Human Physiology teacher would be equally proud. Good ol' red-blooded Yanks fought off those damn, blue-blooded redcoat limey scumbags so Americans could have the freedom to believe whatever nonsense they want though, scientists be damned! 'Murica!

2 points

by returnityover 10 years agoArmchair Flavorist

I laughed my ass off reading this. I relish this upvote.

1 points

by isthisunique2over 10 years ago

That sounds good. I'd mix some up if I had the flavors.. Congrats!

1 points

by kitschnsinkover 10 years ago

Thanks for sharing.

I tend to dislike coffee vapes but this one sounds very nice. Saving until I have all of the flavors.

1 points

by muranternetover 10 years agoFrugivore

Get whatever dropper you used to measure out the caramel capp, take the plunger out of a 1ml syringe or small measuring pipette and drop in 4 drops to see how much it actually was. You'll be kicking yourself if you can't reproduce a mix you like.

Caramel capp is particularly strong and easy to mess up. I used to mix it at 0.5% with a touch of vanilla; any more and it turned into burning tires.

1 points

by TylertheLiberalover 10 years ago

Damn, that's a good idea