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Nut Tapped - A... Creamy Nut Vape
submitted over 10 years ago by smoakleyyyMixologist

Threw a concoction together that I think is slowly becoming my favorite juice. Strawberry custard has always been my go to flavor profile, but I wanted something different. Something without custard and something a little less sweet and on the other end of the flavor spectrum.

I looked at the flavor descriptions of Boss Reserve and The King, as those were the last few juices I bought that I enjoyed. Although this isn't a clone of either, I think it's in the same ball park as them.

It has a decently long list of ingredients, but don't be overwhelmed. Trust me, it turned out wonderful. Without further ado:

Nut Tapped

  • FA Butterscotch 2%
  • FA Hazelnut 1%
  • FA Cookie 1.5%
  • FA Marzipan 1%
  • FA Vanilla Bourbon 1%
  • FLV Coffee .25%
  • TFA Acetyl Pyrazine .5%

Total flavoring: 7.25%

Mixed at max VG

I am vaping this off a single coil twisted 26g @ .5 ohm on a Cigreen x V2 going between 35 and 40 watts.

The inhale is a slightly sweet creamy nutty flavor, and the exhale kicks you in the nuts with some delicious hazelnut coated in a thin layer of vanilla. The FLV Coffee was added for a buttery effect. Not sure if its there though. Either way, nomnomnom its good.

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by Davesnothearover 10 years agoMixologist

Great looking recipe. Make sure you add it to the Monthly Recipe Thread.

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by smoakleyyyover 10 years agoMixologist

Will do. Posted 3 there for this month already. ;)

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by OptimalOatmealover 10 years agoMixologist

This sounds delicious, thanks for sharing! I haven't had the chance to try FLV Coffee yet, would FA Coffee make a reasonable substitution?

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by smoakleyyyover 10 years agoMixologist

The purpose of going FLV Coffee was to impart a faint coconut/buttery flavor while adding a little bitterness from the coffee. I might have undershot the % for that, but coffee is such a strong flavor so I was scared to go any higher.

FA Espresso doesn't have that coconut taste, but it would still add the faint coffee .

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by OlBrenover 10 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

I'm not sure which FA coffe you mean, if it's FA Espresso, that stuff is ridiculously potent. I would venture it would give this recipe a noticable coffee flavor even at 0.25%

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by captaincannibalover 10 years ago

Going to try whipping some of this up later tonight, looks great. Thanks for sharing.

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