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Cherry Apple Pie
My pride and joy and my new all day vape. After using Cherry as the flavor of the week last week and swapping back to my typical ADV of my Apple Pie flavor and catching the residual cherry, well, I came up with this:
It's excellent to me after an overnight sit.
1% FA Fuji Apple
2% FA Cherry
1% TFA Swedish Gummy
0.75% TFA Pear
0.5% FA Liquid Amber
0.5% FA Caramel
7% TFA Apple Pie
1% FA Apple Pie
1% TFA Pie Crust
1% TFA Vanilla Swirl
0.25% TFA Cinnamon
If you find the cherry isn't quite as prevalent as you would like after 48 hours, add 0.5-1% TFA Black Cherry. I had it in this originally and it was very good, just a bit more cherry than I wanted so I dropped it.
I honestly don't know what to say about this recipe except that it's probably my favorite vape of all time. I've been vaping my Apple Pie recipe (this is similar but with some changes for improvement imo) for close to 6 months as my primary ADV. The above only adds another layer of absolute goodness.
I'm so excited right now...
Edit: 30/70 PG/VG is amazing in my Herakles, not sure on best ratio if you're dripping but 20-25/80-75 would be my default for a mech RDA.
This must be really really good! I've made some of your other mixes and they are stellar!
Ordering more stuff.......
How important is Swedish Fish. It's the only one I currently do not have.
Essential to get the right cherry flavor. That said, you could mix it without, just make sure you use the TFA Black Cherry I had marked as optional Otherwise you may not taste the cherry.
One more note, next batch I'll probably drop the TFA Pie Crust for FA Cookie.
> FA Liquid Amber
Thanks for the recipe. More flavors added to my order. :)
Could you describe what Liquid Amber does?
Is it simply a Cider flavor? Or is it more of an additive/enhancer?
This looks great. I drunk ordered the few flavors I was missing a couple days ago and got FA Jamaican rum instead of amber. I wouldn't mind if I didn't already have a bottle I forgot about lol.
Any suggestions on a good amber sub until I order it next week. Maybe rum or brown sugar. Thanks for your detailed post.
Probably the best thing I have ever mixed. I was messing around with INW Mango and Cactus, and saw /u/ihatetoridethebus's suggeston. His was really good, but the cactus aftertaste was a little too green after a while. Ended up dropping it a little and adding some Cap Sweet Mango, and it is delicious. Everyone I let try it loves it.
Mango Cactus
- Cactus (INW) 1.50%
- Mango (INW) 2.00%
- Sweet Mango (Cap) 2.00%
Mixed at 30/70, and it's got a little throat hit at 30w, which I like. That's it.
Exactly the kind of stuff I was looking for, thanks. I don't have CAP Sweet Mango but I'll try it without first. Maybe add a little FA Papaya or anything else I have that looks like it could go well with it!
Awesome. I'd definitely recommend getting the cap when you can, but it'd be good without it too. As for your additions, let me know what you do and how it turns out. I've really been enjoying this one, so I haven't messed with it any further but I am interested to see what you find. I've never tried any papaya flavorings, but it seems like it might fit. I just smelled some dragonfuit along side it, and it would probably do well too.
Today the postal service deliverd the sweet mango I was missing to try your version and it is way better. The slight sweetness compliments the INW mango and while it has more flavouring it does not fatigue my tastebuds as fast.
Thank you.
Glad you liked it, you totally laid all the groundwork. I saw another recipe of yours the other day that I wanted to try, I think it had eucalyptus. Alas, no eucalyptus here. I'll look it up and order the stuff next go around. I think next I want to do a cucumber cactus kiwi thing. don't know if it'll work or not.
I just tried the original (2%/2%), I was expecting it to be juicier but it's actually somewhat creamy, didn't expect the mango to be like that. And cactus definitely needs to be lowered at least .5%
Things that should go well with it: vanilla bean gelato (TFA), raspberry, pomegranate, papaya, watermelon, peach, mint. These are worth a try IMO. I will also try it with some FA Lime cold pressed to try to make it juicier/more refreshing.
Now that I've tried the original I think your version sounds great, gonna have to get my hands on some cap sweet mango.
Thanks for posting back. I may give it a shot with some of those. I have never tried FA cucumber, but I keep imagine it being really good with the mangos and cactus as well.
I noticed something weird about my version last time I mixed it. It doesn't seem to stand up well to heat curing. The first few times I made it I made 30ml, and just gave them a quick warm bath and shake. Last time I made 100, split into 3 bottles. 1 bottle I put in a hot bath for a few hours, and it seemed to lose some of the top notes (like I always saw abadada talk about).
Anyway, next time I make it I'll probably go up to 3 with the cap, and not heat cure it. I am interested to hear how you end up playing around with it, and I will post back as well.
Deez Nuts##
Peanut Butter (TFA) 3%
Peanut Butter (CAP) 3%
Pecan (TFA) 2%
Meringue (FA) 1%
I wanted a sweet, creamy, nutty vape and this fits the bill. It might also be a good nut base for other mixes.
I want to try this out badly, have a question. Since I only have tfa peanut butter...how can I adjust the recipe. Just up it by a couple points? 5% total?
IMO TFA PB by itself is lacking, and so is CAP. They complement each other nicely.
FWIW I'm waiting on someone to be back in stock on INW Peanut so I can have the holy trinity of nuttiness.
If you want to try with 5-6% TFA, you have mothing to lose other than the $.2 of ingredients. Give it a whirl and let me know how you like it.
Apple Cinnamon Muffin
Ingredients|Ing %| :---|---:|---:|---:|---: Tres Leches (FW)|3.00%|18.0|0.932 g|0.900 ml Yellow Cake (FW)|2.00%|12.0|0.622 g|0.600 ml Cinnamon Danish Swirl (Capellas)|0.75%|4.5|0.233 g|0.225 ml Apple (FlavorArt)|1.50%|12.0|0.622 g|0.600 ml Brown Sugar (TFA)|0.25%|1.5|0.078 g|0.075 ml Biscuit (Inawera)|0.50%|3.0|0.155 g|0.150 ml Pear (FlavorArt)|0.50%|3.0|0.155 g|0.150 ml Cinnamon Ceylon (FlavorArt)|0.50%|3.0|0.155 g|0.150 ml Meringue (FlavorArt)|1.00%|6.0|0.311 g|0.300 ml Green Apple (Flavorah)|1.50%|9.0|0.466 g|0.450 ml Bluebery Muffin (Flavorah)|0.50%|3.0|0.155 g|0.150 ml Vanilla Cupcake (Capellas)|2.00%|12.0|0.622 g|0.600 ml Fuji Apple (FlavorArt)|0.75%|3.0|0.155 g|0.150 ml Apple Pie (FlavorArt)|0.50%|3.0|0.155 g|0.150 ml
^Made ^@ ^70vg/30pg ^Ratio
Recipe Additions:
After a few days the apple will fade just a little. If you want more apple then feel free to adjust FA Apple to 2% and FA Fuji to 1%.
Description:
This is my new addiction. It is a sweet Apple Cinnamon Muffin. The Apple is the prominent note with a cinnamon muffin on the back end. I have sucked down 3 revisions of this and they each were delicious. This is the one that is the best of those so far. It can be shake and vaped but the apple will be more prominent. Given a day or two the apple dies down and it starts to blend together more. If I decide to make any more revisions I will note it here.
My Thought Process:
The Tres Leches, Meringue, Yellow Cake, Apple Pie, Vanilla Cupcake, Blueberry Muffin, and Biscuit were used to coax a muffin flavor. I think it does a great job tbh. For the apples I used FA apple and FA Fuji (always a great pairing). I also decided to use FLV Green apple as it gives a sweet/tangy top note that the other apples kind of lack; even though it can be a tad bit perfumey to start (I may drop this one down by .25 - .50). Layering the 3 apples together gives a deep apple flavor with a slight tart note. I chose to use Cinn. Danish Swirl (I Have used v1 and v2 so either will work; ran out of v2 during revision 3) to give the muffin a slightly sweet cinnamon note and then backed it up with Cinn. Ceylon (Which is more of a true cinnamon); Again layering the cinnamon notes. Pear was used to push the sweetness up a bit w/o having to resort to ethyl Maltol or Sweetener. It also slightly boosts the apple a bit as well. Just a touch of brown sugar was added as it can totally wreck a juice if used too much. I feel the .25% ties the apple and muffin together with a slight bakery note. Again this is just my thought process on this flavor. If anyone tries this and would like to chime in with their notes then that would be cool as well.
Vaped on:
IPV4 @ 35 - 37.5 Watts on a Goblin Tank (0.5ohm)
This looks excellent. Ugh @ needing some FW flavors to give it a go though...hate you.
I am definately addicted to it. I am going to make 120ml of this today.
Forgot to post this here:
Raspberry Lemonade - a recipe for those who like TKO by Clutch Vapors
This is not really a clone. I'm pretty sure TKO by Clutch is a just Lorann's Lemonade and Raspberry, considering the color of the mixture and it's potency. This is just a really great Raspberry Lemonade that people who like TKO will like.
- FA Lemon Sicily - 4%
- CAP Juicy Lemon - 1%
- INW Raspberry Koncentrat - 2.5%
- FA Lime Cold Pressed - 0.5% (optional. if you like a little more lime add 1%)
- FA Meringue - 0.25% (optional, adds sweetness tones down harsh notes)
- TFA Champagne - 1%
- TFA Sour - 2%
- Ethyl Maltol (5%) - 1%
- Mix at 60vg/40pg for more sour and kick.
- Steep Overnight
- I THINK THIS IS A TANK CRACKER
TKO does not have much layers in the juice, it's just a nice sweet raspberry lemonade candy flavor. This recipe on the other hand has a little more to it. There's a slight complexity to it, you can taste the lemonade and lime zest upfront on the exhale with a nice long sweet raspberry candy throughout the finish.
The Lemon sicily, juicy lemon, Lime cold pressed make up the lemonade flavor. It's a very "real" and sweet lemonade with some layers to them. Lemon Sicily is one of FA weaker flavors, and lemon itself is often overpowered easily, that is why I had to use a higher than normal %. Obviously the Raspberry Koncetrat is the raspberry flavor, which when paired with lemon, really brightens it and makes it much more crisp, not tart. I really love the flavor from it. The Meringue just tones down the harshness and sweetens the fruits a little, like adding a little packet of sugar in your lemonade. The champagne adds a little fizz and bubble, not much though. The sour is used to make everything a touch more tart and well sour. I really wish this recipe was more sour, almost mouth puckering, but I am still working on how to get there. The EM just rounds out the whole recipe and sweetens another notch. You can also add in some koolada, for sure, or to really set it off add in a little green apple or FA Fuji to really add some complexity, Just an overnight steep is necessary to really bring everything together and allow the lemons to bloom and the rasp to chill.
##HoneyHoney##
4mg, 30PG/70VG
6% TFA Pear
3% FLV Strawberry
2% TFA Honeydew
1% TFA Quince
1% TFA Marshmellow
0.5% EM
This is inspired by Honey Pearry clones and named after one of my favorite bands. It's a WIP to using TFA Quince as an additive compared to Apricot and Honeysuckle. I've posted about wanting to try Quince a few times and finally picked some up ~ a month ago. This recipe is not an HP clone, though that's what I was working on. Flavorah Strawberry is easily the top note right now (FLV tends to be strong) but it's not overpowering everything else. I used the Marshmellow to give it some body and the EM to tame what can be sour notes of TFA Pear and Honeydew. Quince seems to be what my olfactory senses were missing with other HP profiles.
I've tried this fresh and after 1/2/3 week aging and I'm liking it a lot every time. New ADV for me.
Tested on drippers between 30-80w and two Herakles tanks with both 0.6 and 0.2 coils at ~ 60w per.
You may enjoy using Sea Buckthorn as an add, currently spiking cantaloupe tests with it
I've never heard of it and google didn't help much. Are you extracting it yourself?
Ingredient list link, click through the ingredients to cross reference other flavors with the same ingredients, got mine at wizard labs (TPA)
it has some unique ingredients - gives it a certain banana-melon-bubblegum freshness
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Earl Grey (TFA)- 5.5%
Sweet Cream (TFA)- 2%
Fresh Cream (FA)- 2%
Bavarian Cream (TFA)- 4%
Double RY4 (TFA)- 2%
Cotton Candy (TFA)- 1%
I've found that the RY4 evens out some of the astringency of the Earl Grey and strangely makes it taste more like tea than FA's Black Tea did. I'm going to try to bump up the Earl Grey a bit just to see how strong I can make it while keeping it relatively balanced.
Suggestions and critiques welcome.
Late contribution of a Banana Pudding recipe. I think I have it where I want it, it's close anyways, will still need some more tweaks for best mouthfeel but should be pretty simple with a little EM.
8% LA Banana Cream (colorless)
2% CAP Vanilla Custard V1
1.5% FA Cookie
1.5% INW Biscuit
1% TFA Marshmallow
1% FW Bananas Foster
Basically, it's a Jello Brand Banana Pudding served with Nilla Wafers. It works quite well, the cookie isn't quite as defined as I'd like, but despite everything I've tried, I can't define it anymore without muting the banana flavor or having to get too heavy overall on flavor percentages. WTB more concentrated version of LA Banana Cream.
Enjoy everyone!
What is your recommended steep time on this? I just mixed it up and trying it now as a shake and vape. I have had INW Biscuit sitting here for a few weeks now and hadn't used it until now. I can see why it is so popular now. I can definitely taste it in this mix and it is quite good. I think this needs to steep to bring out its best potential but it is a really good mix right away. I have mixed your other banana pudding too which is amazing as well. I have been vaping banana a ton lately and i am getting de-sensitized to it so this really isn't the best time to test this. Anyway I def get what your saying about banana cream, its excellent but I would love it to be more concentrated! Oh also I subbed FW Bananas Foster for TFA Bananas Foster. I hope that was acceptable, I had everything else. What do you think about adding a half percent of Ripe Banana to this? Also what about peanut butter in this like your other recipe? It's late and I am bored so just curious about all this.
As always amazing work! Great contribution!
Edit: Great banana flavor initially and the biscuit gives a really great nilla wafer flavor with a slow exhale
I let it steep for about a week for the Vanilla Custard to start to make a proper appearance. I've never used TFA Bananas Foster so I can't speak to that.
I've thought about adding Ripe Banana and have done it, just not on this variation, it doesn't play very well with CAP VC V1 in my experience.
I've played with peanut butters in a lot of my Banana Pudding recipes leading up to this as well as other cookies, cinnamon, graham cracker, etc, in the end I think it just detracts from the simple Banana/Cookie flavor that I was going after. I'm also not a huge fan of the Peanut Butter/Banana combo, I've been trying, but still never found a version that I truly enjoyed for more than a vape or two so it's not really my thing to perfect.
Not my best or claim it to be one of the best. But i let this steep for a few days and i enjoy it.
Banana Ice cream
Banana cream TFA @ 8%
Vanilla bean ice cream TFA @ 5%
Vanilla swirl TFA @ 3%
Is it the best you've done with Banana Cream, at least? I've got some on the way and other than using a little to smooth out a mostly mango mix, I don't know what to do with it.
Final - Milk of the Poppy
Ingredients|Ing %| :---|---:|---:|---:|---: Coconut (FlavorArt)|3.00%|72.0|3.730 g|3.600 ml Coconut (Flavorah)|1.00%|24.0|1.243 g|1.200 ml Vanilla Custard (Flavorah)|3.00%|72.0|3.730 g|3.600 ml Yellow Cake (FW)|1.50%|36.0|1.865 g|1.800 ml Tres Leches (FW)|3.00%|72.0|3.730 g|3.600 ml Marshmallow (FlavorArt)|1.50%|36.0|1.865 g|1.800 ml Vanilla Swirl (TFA)|2.00%|48.0|2.486 g|2.400 ml Meringue (FlavorArt)|1.50%|36.0|1.865 g|1.800 ml Honey 10% Solution (FlavorArt)|1.00%|24.0|1.243 g|1.200 ml Cream Cheese (Lorann Flavors)|0.50%|12.0|0.622 g|0.600 ml Fresh Cream (FlavorArt)|1.50%|36.0|1.865 g|1.800 ml Almond (FlavorArt)|0.50%|12.0|0.622 g|0.600 ml
Description: This is a Creamy Honey Coconut Vape with a touch of Vanilla and Almond on the exhale. It is a very rich vape and only gets better with aging. After naming this "Milk of the Poppy" I was told there is other juices named the same. This is not a clone of any juice but an original recipe from me.
Thought Process: I originally tried my hand at a Coconut Cake but ended up with more of a coconut creme vape that was really tasty but sat between cake and creme. Over the revisions I subbed out Vanilla Cupcake and incorporated the VC (FLV) and Cream Cheese Icing (Lorann) to give it more of a creamy note. I kept the meringue/yellow cake as it made a nice touch to the exhale along with the Almond/Vanilla Swirl. I used both Flavourart and FLV for the coconut. The FA Coconut is a more true to the taste of coconut and the FLV Coconut is just an awesome creamy coconut (It has become a staple in a lot of my recipes). Combined they create a rich and decadent coconut flavor. The addition of the Honey originally started out as a way to sweeten it but I enjoyed the flavor of the Honey so much I bumped it up to 1% (10% solution of Honey in PG) to make it a stronger player on the inhale. The flavor percentage (20%) is a little on the strong side for most people, but I feel it works in this case. I am not really great at describing my thought process in making juices so I hope this helps and if you have any questions/suggestions feel free to reply.
Vaped On:
IPV4@35-40 watts
Using Goblin Tank @ 0.5ohms
This is the Final version of my "Milk of the Poppy" recipe. I originally posted this in the April thread but it wasn't truly where I wanted it to be.
##Refreshing Vanilla Coke
This for me is an ADV, before I made this juice I didn't know if I would ever have an ADV as I get bored of flavors so quickly. 5-7% vanilla per your vanilla'y preference. Enjoy!!
- TFA Cola 10%
- TFA Vanilla Swirl 7%
- TFA Ethyl Matol 0.5%
- TFA Pineapple 0.5%
- Koolada 1.5%
- FA Champagne 0.5%
Just whipped this up, wanted to make something similar to Coval's Strawberry Creamcake with what I have on hand:
- Strawberry (INW) 3%
- Vanilla Bean Gelato (TFA) 4%
- Biscuit (INW) 2%
This is SO good! It is a first version, I have notes with some other things I wanted to try. Like FA Cookie or TFA Graham Cracker. I guess I'll give them a shot sometime, but it's already super tasty as it is.
A smooth creamy vape with vanilla, coconut highlights, and a light watermelon undertone.
http://e-liquid-recipes.com/r/1kaL
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I call it Grandma's Peach Cobbler, I only just recently came up with this and l plan on adding hints of cinnamon and nutmeg to complete it. But in the interim it's what I've been vaping all week.
Per the norm with me all but 1 flavor are from TFA
Bavarian Cream 3%
Toasted Marshmallow 1%
Peach 5%
Sugar Cookie (CAP) 3.28%
Vanilla Swirl 1%
French Vanilla 2.64%
I've been vaping it in a 40/60 PG/VG base at 12%nic in a pen. Sorry for the odd ball percentages on two of the flavors, but since I've only made the one batch and it's tasty figured I'd better post exactly what I did.
A touch of holiday spice flavoring would work well for your nutmeg.
One of my favorite mixes of Strawberry Vape , it will be part of the clone section once am completely satisfied with the other two versions I have .
- Sweet Strawberry (CAP) - 6%
- Strawberry (INW) - 4%
- Strawberry Ripe (TFA) - 2%
- Strawberries and Cream (TFA) - 1.5%
- Vanilla Bean ICE Cream (TFA) - 2%
- Pear (FA) - 0.5%
- Dragon fruit (TFA) - 0.5%
- Lemon Sicily (FA) - 0.5%
Early....
(a) It's June in Australia, and Inertia is an Aussie
(b) It's a weekend, easier to post
(c) Not stickied yet.
Haha I know, just had to point it out cause of the fun times when you were a few days late like a year ago =P
Whatsiwhosit
7%TFA Strawberries and cream
3% TFA Berry crunch
3% TFA Marshmallow
2% FE Raspberry
2% TFA Bavarian cream
2% CAP Vanilla custard V1
I made this one day messing around and tried it after a good shake. It wasn't special by any means. Threw it up in my cabinet and forgot about it. I found it yesterday after 3 weeks and it was awesome. First really good thing I've made.
Today I made another batch of this, and I made a batch with raspberry sweet instead of the flavor envy. Will update when it steeps.
I have everything except for the Strawberries and cream. Is there a way to replicate this with maybe strawberry ripe and sweet cream?
I love melon flavors and this is a really nice, sweet combination. I aged it 3 days and it was quite ready by then, but will no doubt get tastier with time.
Ingredient|ml|g|% :---|---:|---:|---: Nicotine juice 100 mg (50/50 PG/VG)|1.5|1.72|10 PG dilutant|1.8|1.87|12 VG dilutant|9|11.35|60 Bavarian Cream (TPA)|0.6|0.64|4 Honeydew Melon (CAP)|1.05|1.08|7 Melon Cantaloupe (FA)|0.6|0.6|4 Sweet Cream (TPA)|0.45|0.47|3 Totals|15|17.73|100
Strength: 10mg/ml
PG/VG: 35/65
Flavor total: 2.7 ml (18%)
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Brandied Cherries
A fun delightful little recipe that I've conjured up over the past week, suddenly on a bit of a cherry kick, what can I say...
3.5% FA Cherry
1.75% FA Black Cherry
0.5% FA Apricot
2% FA Brandy
0.5% FA Walnut
1% TFA Pomegranate
It's a soft smooth bit of Brandy, nothing that'll kick your ass or even notice it too much. The pomegranate adds a little bit of 'zest' to the overall mix. The Walnut could probably just be left out, but I enjoy it in there, adds just a hint of nuttiness that I wanted. Apricot adjust the base fruit flavor just enough to make it worthwhile IMPO. It's lacking a little body @ 30/70 PG/VG but is still very good. I think 0.5% FA Caramel and 0.5% FA Marshmallow might be enough to add that body, a little sweetness without adjusting the flavor profile.
A homage to Snake Oil
I never really try to clone juice just use flavor profiles I like so here is Pear Coconut Cream
2% 10% citric acid
.6% TFA Coconut extra
1.5% TFA Marshmellow
.5 FA MTS
2% FA Pear
2% INW Pear
1.5 TFA Quince
3% FA Vienna Cream
It's good. To me it taste a lot like Snake Oil.
I'm going to add a little more Coconut extra, like .1 or .2, and couple more % FA pear I think. To get it more where I like it.
I also may try to add in a Honeydew flavor at some point to make a Honey Pearry/Snake Oil hybrid.
TBD liquids new dragon milk inspired me to make something similar. So far, after 4 days steep, this taste like a nice sweet cream with no fruits to be tasted. Here is the original... Dragon milk
Ingredient|ml|g|% :---|---:|---:|---: Nicotine juice 48 mg (100% VG)|0.94|1.19|6.3 PG dilutant|1.65|1.71|11 VG dilutant|9.56|12.06|63.7 Cheesecake (TPA)|0.3|0.3|2 Cream Fresh (FA)|0.15|0.15|1 Dragonfruit (TPA)|1.2|1.2|8 Ethyl Maltol 10%|0.15|0.15|1 Malted Milk (TPA)|0.3|0.3|2 Meringue (FA)|0.15|0.15|1 Strawberry (TPA)|0.3|0.3|2 Sweet Cream (TPA)|0.3|0.3|2 Totals|15|17.81|100
Strength: 3mg/ml
PG/VG: 30/70
Flavor total: 2.8 ml (19%)
For round 2, I'm cutting the creams in half and adding a little ripe straw (TFA)... any other suggestions before i get going? I was thinking about doing away with either fresh cream,meringue, or cheesecake.
hmm fresh cream might put it over the top w/ sweet cream in it as well. I'd say use one or the other. I'd drop the meringue as well as the cheesecake, up the strawberry a bit, and maybe add 2-3% vanilla swirl :) A tiny bit of cap's sweet strawberry might add more range to the strawberry in it.
Thanks for the quality suggestions. I made V2 before reading this but I don't have the suggested flavors anyhow. Here is V2, and hopefully I can have it pinned down for the July thread.
Ingredient|ml|g|% :---|---:|---:|---: Nicotine juice 48 mg (100% VG)|0.94|1.19|6.3 PG dilutant|0.52|0.54|3.5 VG dilutant|11.06|13.95|73.7 Cream Fresh (FA)|0.08|0.08|0.5 Dragonfruit (TPA)|1.35|1.35|9 Ethyl Maltol 10% (TPA)|0.15|0.15|1 Meringue (FA)|0.08|0.08|0.5 Strawberry (TPA)|0.6|0.6|4 Sweet Cream (TPA)|0.22|0.22|1.5 Totals|15|18.16|100
Strength: 3mg/ml
PG/VG: 20/80
Flavor total: 2.5 ml (16.5%)
Remember to rate it at e-liquid-recipes.com!
I have not tried this yet. Edit: this is pretty good. Worth trying out for sure.
I was going for Cinnamon toast crunch and ended up with a pretty decent Sugar Bear clone. Steeped for 4 days so far and its still getting better. Been vaping side by side and can hardly tell the difference. If anything this is just slightly sweeter and creamier than Sugar Bear. Fuckin delicious.
Cinnamon toast Crunch/Accidental Sugar Bear Clone : http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/171457/Cinnamon+toast+Crunch%252FAccidental+Sugar+Bear+Clone
1% Acetyl Pyrazine 5%
1% Almond (FA)
1% Bourbon (Vanilla Bourbon) (FA)
4% Cinnamon Danish Swirl (CAP)
1% Cream Fresh (FA)
1% Graham Cracker (Clear) (TPA)
2% Meringue (FA)
4% Sugar Cookie (CAP)
2% Vienna Cream (FA)
Flavor total: 17% Remember to rate it at: http://e-liquid-recipes.com/r/1kA7
Ingredient|ml|g|% :---|---:|---:|---: Nicotine juice 48 mg (100% VG)|0.94|1.19|6.3 PG dilutant|1.05|1.09|7 VG dilutant|10.31|13.01|68.7 Belgian Waffle (TPA)|1.2|1.2|8 Bilberry (FA)|0.15|0.15|1 Blueberry Wild (TPA)|0.45|0.45|3 Cake (Yellow) (FW)|0.15|0.15|1 French Vanilla (TPA)|0.6|0.6|4 Whipped Cream (TPA)|0.15|0.15|1 Totals|15|17.99|100
Strength: 3mg/ml
PG/VG: 25/75
Flavor total: 2.7 ml (18%)
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This turned out pretty good, I have not tried to adjust it at all. I'm at 8 days aging and its pretty good. I feel belgian waffle has a maple touch to it and it comes through nicely.
this is really good. nice work man
Thanks, appreciate the feedback. I haven't had this in a while. I felt the Belgian waffle was a bit too high after the second 30ml. I haven't messed with it since though.
Ingredient|ml|g|% :---|---:|---:|---: Nicotine juice 48 mg (100% VG)|0.94|1.19|6.3 PG dilutant|0.3|0.32|2 VG dilutant|11.06|13.95|73.7 Bavarian Cream (TPA)|0.3|0.3|2 Bilberry (FA)|0.3|0.3|2 Blackberry (TPA)|0.45|0.45|3 Marshmallow (TPA)|0.45|0.45|3 Pear (TPA)|0.45|0.45|3 Strawberry (Ripe) (TPA)|0.75|0.75|5 Totals|15|18.16|100
Strength: 3mg/ml
PG/VG: 20/80
Flavor total: 2.7 ml (18%)
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I'm vaping now on a 24hr age. I find it to be very refreshing. The blackberry and pear are really pronounced while the other fruits mix well. Good stuff. Interested to see how it tastes over time.
The Watergate Conspiracy
- 3% LA Banana Cream
- 6% TFA Pistachio
- 5% TFA Strawberry Ripe
- 2% TFA Vanilla Swirl
- 1% CAP Cake Batter
- 1% TFA Bavarian Cream
- 1% TFA Sweet Cream
- 1 drop Citric Acid per 2 ML (Not sure if this is even needed)
In my search to find Watergate Cake I settled on this beast. It's not cake but It's good to me. Let me know if you like it and what you would do different and I might give you a bottle when I make another batch, who knows! Doesn't require much steep time either. I shake and vape it.
Amazing Mango
Ingredients|Ing %| :---|---:|---:|---:|---: Apple (FlavorArt)|1.50%|4.2|0.218 g|0.210 ml Fuji Apple (FlavorArt)|1.00%|2.8|0.145 g|0.140 ml Mango (TFA)|4.00%|11.2|0.580 g|0.560 ml Orange Cream (TFA)|0.75%|2.1|0.109 g|0.105 ml Fresh Cream (FlavorArt)|1.00%|2.8|0.145 g|0.140 ml Marshmallow (FlavorArt)|0.50%|1.4|0.073 g|0.070 ml Banana Cream (TFA)|0.75%|2.1|0.109 g|0.105 ml Orange (Inawera)|1.50%|4.2|0.218 g|0.210 ml Mango (FlavorArt)|2.00%|5.6|0.290 g|0.280 ml Sweetener (TFA)|0.50%|1.4|0.073 g|0.070 ml Ethyl Maltol (EcX)|0.50%|1.4|0.073 g|0.070 ml
Made at 70vg & 3mg Nic
Thought Process:
I am addicted to the "Amazing Mango" drink from Bolthouse farms. I literally drink a few of these a week. On the side of the bottle it has the ingredients of Mango, Apple, Banana, and Orange. So I decided to try to mix up an "Amazing Mango" Juice. It has turned out surprisingly tasty. I hadn't used mango and after the weekly flavor thread I decided to order Mango from FA, TFA, and Capella. I wasn't super impressed with the Capella Sweet Mango as it had a weird ashtray taste and smell (I am not sure if I got a bad batch). This would probably be even better with a few drops of Koolada which I may add in my next batch.
I am not sure how these will taste once steeped for longer than 3 days but I plan on batching up 60ml (30 for now and 30 for later).
Vaped On:
IPV4 @35 Watts / Goblin Tank @ .5ohms
Asian Pear?
Ingredients|Ing %| :---|---:|---:|---:|---: Pear (FlavorArt)|2.00%|5.9|0.303 g|0.293 ml Pear (TFA)|2.00%|5.2|0.269 g|0.260 ml Kiwi (FlavorArt)|1.50%|3.3|0.168 g|0.163 ml Fuji Apple (FlavorArt)|1.25%|3.3|0.168 g|0.163 ml Honeysuckle (TFA)|1.00%|3.3|0.168 g|0.163 ml Cactus Concentrate (Inawera)|0.60%|1.3|0.067 g|0.065 ml Ethyl Maltol (EcX)|0.60%|1.3|0.067 g|0.065 ml Sweetener (TFA)|0.50%|1.3|0.067 g|0.065 ml DragonFruit (TFA)|0.25%|1.3|0.067 g|0.065 ml
Made at 70vg & 3mg Nic
Thought Process:
I was intrigued by a post from /u/nopethefuckout94 regarding an asian pear recipe in this thread. The thought of Kiwi and Pear had my interest and decided to give it a whirl. I used FA Pear and TFA Pear to layer a nice pear flavor. The FA Pear is a nice sweet pear flavor but lacks the upfront 'floral?' note that pear has; thus the TFA Pear. TFA Pear in itself is a strong flavor and at 2% works great and evens itself out with the FA Pear. Fuji Apple was used to give the pear a bit more depth and Honeysuckle to bring up the floral note a touch. Kiwi from FA gives it the "bite". I decided to use Cactus from Inawera to give it a nice moist mouth feel. Anyways this turned out really good and while it may not be a 100% Asian Pear (Haven't had one in years); it is still mighty damn tasty. Again most credits go to post that gave me the idea to try this out.
Vaped On:
IPV4 @ 35 watts / Goblin Tank @ .5ohms
Blueberry Marshmallow Cream
70% VG/30% PG
TFA Blueberry Extra 10%
TFA Blueberry Wild 4%
TFA DX Bavarian Cream 2%
TFA Marshmallow 2%
Let me know what you guys think, just recently came up with this one myself after browsing this subreddit for quite a long time. The blueberry is fairly balanced with the creamy/marshmallowy taste/mouthfeel.
I could use a little bit of advice on how to lessen the throat hit though. I know TFA Blueberry Wild has Ethyl Alcohol in it, what would be the best way to ensure I evaporate it all if I've bottled (glass) my juice already?
Lemonade
Don't know why, but even though I can't taste a hint of strawberry in this, without it just doesn't taste like lemonade. I was looking for something to do with the bottle of lemon-lime that i bought for some forgotten reason, so I tried this and made something that people keep asking for.
Lemonade
Cap Lemon-Lime 10%
Cap Sweet Strawberry 10%
That's it. Tastes only like lemonade! Best after it turns yellow color, a week or so. At first just too lemony.
Old Fashioned (PB&J) Preface: I am very new to DIY. I have been doing so for about 3 months now with...moderate...success. Any tips or modifications are more than welcome. Thanks!
Peanut Butter (TFA) @ 10% Grape Juice (TFA) @ 5%
Notes: I have been playing with this simple recipe for a while. I tried incorporating TFA Graham Cracker for a bit more depth but ended up sticking with the above recipe. I enjoy it, but I know it could be better. This is as close as I've gotten to that perfect mix of PB&J and I have not tried any other PB&J juice from other vendors as of yet. I also ran out of the ingredients to continue testing. Let me know if you have any suggestions. Hope this proves useful to someone.
I've made some grape & strawberry PB&Js with moderate success. Two tips I can offer:
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Add some Acetyl Pyrazine (AP), a couple drops will add a bready flavor
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Try a 50/50 combo of TFA's and CAP's peanut butters; it's a much more authentic taste then either of them alone.
Thank you so much kirkt. I haven't actually used any "flavor modifiers" as of yet, but I'll order some AP and other brands of those flavors and see what I can come up with. I appreciate the advice!
So I've been working on this one for about 6 weeks, 23 variations and non-stop tastings...
Basically, I wanted something reminiscent of Looper that wasn't looper. I wanted a bit of the sweet creaminess (not necessarily overpowering meringue), but I wanted more of a berry top note and less crunch to it than I'm used to with Looper. I wanted the base to be a little thicker, heavier feeling. I doubt anyone out there has all of these flavor concentrates, if you do though, I highly recommend.
So to start I had to figure out my base, I started with the standard cereal ingredients of:
FA Meringue
FW Yellow Cake
FW Hazelnut
and expanded from there to get the base I wanted. The final base wound up being:
1% FLV Vanilla Custard
2% FA Meringue
1.5% FW Yellow Cake
1.5% FW Hazelnut
2% TFA Rice Crunchies
This makes for a "heavier" vape than the traditional light/sweet blend for cereals. This is actually OK as a standalone vape, but you'll want to bump the percentages up about 25% and add 1% FA Catalan Cream if you really just want some creamy goodness.
Next I had to figure out the berries, this took until my latest trial flavors of FLV arrived. The second I opened up FLV Boysenberry I knew it had to go into this mix. This was after trying to use FLV Blueberry, FLV Blueberry Muffin, as well as about a dozen other berries. FLV Boysenberry has something I can't quite describe going on but damn is it good. And like all of the flavors I've tried from them so far, exceptionally "clean" tasting.
Our berry base wound up being:
1.25% FLV Boysenberry
0.5% FLV Strawberry
0.55% INW Raspberry
Once I had this combination whipped up, it was time to start playing with things that work well with this combination of flavors to add a little more depth and fun to. Tried about a dozen variations so far and my personal favorite adds:
0.2% FA Anise
0.2% FLV Pink Guava
This gives us a final recipe of:
##Berry Blast
1.25% FLV Boysenberry
0.5% FLV Strawberry
0.55% INW Raspberry
1% FLV Vanilla Custard
2% FA Meringue
1.5% FW Yellow Cake
1.5% FW Hazelnut
2% TFA Rice Crunchies
0.2% FLV Pink Guava
0.2% FA Anise
I know, I know, 5 vendors, 10 ingredients and some stuff that you can't even purchase in non-wholesale amounts at the moment (FLV Boysenberry) but seriously, if you happen to have these ingredients or something close to it you can sub, and you like Looper but want something heavier and less sweet, more berry, more cream, with that hint of custard, you've gotta give this one a shot!
Some slight adjustments to make with additives and things to play with still (might need a dash of marshmallow or EM) but yum yum yum.
Hope everyone enjoys!
Edit: Mixed 20/80 PG/VG.
I've been wanting a good Chocolate Milk vape for a long time and I finally got around to trying to create one. I like this one where it's at but I'm sure I'll still mess around with it. It reminds me of a glass of homemade chocolate milk like I used to have when I was a kid. I've been testing it in a Derringer with a 0.3 Ohm Parallel coil at about 20.5 watts. More power will probably burn the chocolate. I haven't tried it in a tank yet.
HWCB Chocolate Milk
- TFA Dairy 3%
- FA Fresh Cream 1.5%
- TFA Milk Chocolate 6%
- TFA Double Chocolate Clear 4%
- TFA Sweet Cream 3%
I mix most of my juices at 60% VG and that's where I have this one.
Hey guys, so I been getting a bit of the old vapours tongue / mouth, everything was bland :-( . So i tried a few different juices that people recommended for a "cure" / "remedy" and well nothing quite cut it so I decided to do something about it and this is what I came up with...
- 30% PG 70 % VG
- 3mg Nic
- Double Mint (rebrand range) 6%
- Menthol (FW) 4%
- Fire & Ice (FW) 3%
- Graham Cracker (cap) 2.5%
- Vanilla Ice Cream (ooo) 2.5
- Vanilla Pudding (ooo) 2%
- Strawberry (FW) 3%
- Koolada 1 drops per ml
I have not thought of a name for it yet, but guys and gals its tastes amazing (to me at least lol) and it worked amazingly for the vapours tongue / mouth
So I'm still working on perfecting a honey nut cheerios recipe. I'm not exactly sure why as it's not really my flavor profile but it's been a challenge of mine for quite some time and I haven't perfected it just yet.
I started off with a simple cereal base (meringue, hazelnut, yellow cake) and have expanded to where I feel the base needs to be. The problem I'm having is coming up with the actual cheerio flavor. I've also made some adjustments away from traditional almond methodology here and added in a few other variables over time.
So what started as a quest for honey nut cheerios, has turned into a quest after amazing goodness of excellent taste. I seriously want to have a good honey vape for the first time ever and I think it's getting really close. I added Ripe Strawberry to this in an effort to make it feel like a honey nut cheerio bowl of cereal in which you throw a few strawberries (I do bananas too but don't have a banana flavor I like for this).
TFA's Strawberry Ripe works amazingly well with the other notes in this recipe and really does something awesome to the honey.
This isn't spot on what I'm looking for but man is it damn tasty.
My previous post about this from ~2 months ago, can be found here. As you can see I've made a ton of adjustments to the base and really like where this is headed even if it's not perfect yet.
2% FW Hazelnut
1.5% FA Meringue
2% FW Yellow Cake
2% FA Marzipan
0.7% TFA Acetyl Pyrazine
0.4% FA Honey (might be a little much for some, maybe start with 0.2 and increase if you want to)
2% FW Milk (not sure if this really adds much)
1% TFA Almond Amaretto (after playing with Toasted Almond and FA Almond, I like this best in combination with Marzipan instead)
2% TFA Strawberry Ripe
1% TFA Sweetener
Either my tastebuds are gorked or this stuff is amazing. It's actually good as a shake and vape surprisingly, but really comes together after 3-4 days.
I'd appreciate if a few of you could try this out, some should have all of these flavors I believe.
My next iteration will likely include 0.5% FA Caramel and I need to try it with and without the FW Milk also to see if it's really adding anything here.
Much love y'all!
Was actually going to suggest using FA Caramel with it. I'm getting an order in this weekend I will play around with a bit.
I might also try adding a small amount of pecan/wallnut to round out it a bit more, looks really good though.
I figured I'd share my current favorite recipe and ADV that I've been working on for some time now. I will include the best early variation, but the early mixes were real coil gunkers which is why it's (sort of) still being tweaked. I did land on a stable version, though, and it's doing much better with regards to the gunking.
There's a couple of reasons I like this one. I wanted a light fruity vape that used mostly one vendor, didn't contain too many ingredients or anything too unusual, and lent itself well to variation. Of course, it also has the upside of being diketone-free. I'm pretty happy with the results, personally, and I'd love to hear if anyone decides to try it. I'm all about fruity vapes, and I love it when simple tastes good.
Cabana Boy v3
6% Capella Sweet Tangerine
4% TFA Pineapple
3% Capella Yellow Peach
2% TFA Strawberry
3% TFA Sour
1-3% TFA Koolada to taste
So, this isn't really the recipe I'm presenting but to be honest, I really enjoyed it anyway so I thought I'd post it to show the progression and leave it as an option. While it's pretty delicious, there are problems both philosophically and practically. I really wanted to use all TFA (just the brand I decided to settle on), allowing myself one non-TFA flavoring if necessary. So... two wasn't really working for me. More importantly, the 3% sour-- a bit of a slip, admittedly, but I kinda liked it-- wrecked havoc on coils, especially the Kanger OCCs I tend to use. Still, very good if anyone doesn't care about these issues. I have a feeling it would be a bit easier to use if I dripped more, but I don't.
That was the best tasting of the early versions, but there were a couple more. It soon became apparent that the speed at which this was gunking my coils was unacceptable, even after lowering the sour content. Clearly something else was the problem, or a combination of things. After some fiddling and playing around, I came up with a mix possibly better than the original, and after 60+mLs run through an OCC at this point, I can safely say that this is much easier on the gook. This is the current version. All ingredients are TFA except one.
Cabana Boy Reformulation v1.2
7% TFA Orange Mandarin
4% TFA Pineapple
3% Capella Yellow Peach
2% TFA Strawberry
1% TFA Sour
1-3% TFA Koolada to taste
I recommend 50/50 VG/PG with this blend and I do use different ratios for different juices, but obviously I know that plenty of people have a ratio they like and that's what they use. Go for it!
If you try it, I hope you enjoy.
edited to fix format and grammar
Friends think these are the best I’ve made in the past month:
Pineapple Puff:
- TFA Pineapple 6%
- TFA Marshmallow 4%
- TFA Bavarian Cream 3%
- FA Coconut 1%
Strawberry Boba:
- TFA Strawberry 6%
- TFA Green Tea 2%
- TFA Black Tea 1%
- LA Cream Cheese Icing 3%
- TFA Gummy Candy 2%
But I think these are better:
Tsunami:
- FA Fuji 4%
- TFA Strawberry 2%
- TFA Watermelon 2%
- TFA Marshmallow 2%
Hawaii Five-Oh
All FA flavors, all at 1%: Desert Ship, Pineapple, Coconut, Banana, Fuji
You just blew my mind with Pineapple Puff. I seriously made a recipe last week called Pineapple Fluff and its pretty damned close to yours.
I wanted to see what a large amount of Marshmallow tastes like so I used 8% Marshmallow and no coconut. Other than that its pretty much identical.
How was you Pineapple Fluff? I'm thinking of doing something similar with some Kiwi Double and large amount of Marshmallow.
A decent Peanut butter Chocolate Vape
TFA Banana cream 5%
CAP Boston Cream Pie 2%
TFA Toasted Marshmallow 1%
TFA Sweet Cream 1%
TFA Pie Crust .5%
TFA French Vanilla 2%
TFA Peanut butter 4%
This was good, after a night in the crock pot. Got better after 4 days steeping with nic. Nice subtle chocolate on the inhale, and a spicy nuttiness on the exhale. Almost a cinnamon taste even though no cinnamon anywhere. Hope you all enjoy. Am thinking next round, bavarian cream and upping the peanut butter. Enjoy, my ten was gone as soon as i decided to try it.
Is the chocolate flavor coming solely from 2% Boston Cream Pie?
Kegg's Key Lime Pie
Hot-water steeped in a thermos for ~3 hours, shaken hourly, and dripped on my .5ohm twisted 26g Mutation X V4.
- 8% TFA Key Lime
- 7% TFA Cheesecake (Graham Crust)
- 2% TFA Sweet Cream
- 1% FA Meringue
In my never-ending search for a Key Lime Pie ADV, I'm finally starting to make some progress! I gave up on FW Key Lime and switched to TFA Key Lime and I much prefer TFA over FW. This is still a WIP but I've gone through 10ml of this today!
Have you tried Botboy141's Key Lime Pie meant for drippers recipe?
I haven't yet as I'm missing the TFA Pie Crust and the FA Lime Cold-Pressed. I have it written down on my "to-make" list. I'll probably just end up ordering small 10ml's of each flavor so I can finally try it, as there seems to be a lot of rave over it.
This is my "shake and vape" that use when I don't feel like waiting two weeks for a flavor to set up. I generally warm it a little in a water bath and give it a shake and it's ready and delicious. The honeysuckle is so important, in my opinion, to fruit flavors. It provides that floral note that makes fruit flavors pop.
Dragonfruit (TFA) @ 5%
Sweet Strawberry (CAP) @ 3%
Pear (TFA) @ 5%
Honeysuckle (TFA) @ 5%
Revised my April Strawberry Suckle recipe and it came out even better.
Strawberry Suckle v2
- Honeysuckle (TFA) 2.20%
- Meringue (FA) 1.70%
- Strawberry (MF) 1.50%
- Bavarian Cream (LA) 3.00%
- Malic Acid 10% (NN) 0.50%
- Banana (MF) 1 drop per 10ml
I am liking the LA bav cream better than the FA vienna that I had in it. I also replaced the citric with malic. I would add sweetener to the original, which is not necessary here due to the bavarian cream. The banana adds more than I thought it would. It brightens the whole thing up a bit more without much banana taste.
Hey guys, been a while since I posted. I have been trying to work with flavorah products since I got them and figured I would post two that I made that came out quite nice.
Both batches are 30ml @ 6mg (Nude Nicotine 100mg 100% PG), max VG. Drop size is 20 drops / ml if your into that.
Cawfhee (read with Bostonian accent)
- Coffee (FLV) @ 3%
- Vanilla Custard (FLV) @ 4%
- Fresh Cream (FA) @ 1%
- Black Cherry (FLV) @ 1%
- Dulche De Leche (TFA) @ 2%
- Pear (FA) @ 1%
- OPTIONAL: Sucralose @ 1%
This is a weird coffee for sure, but I really like it. FLV coffee is the bomb, and this makes it have some fruity notes along with a good old cup of coffee.
Subtle Peachy Goodness
- Peach (FLV) @ 6%
- Vanilla Custard (FLV) @ 4%
- Green Apple (FLV) @ 2%
- Fresh Cream (FA) @ 1%
- Sucralose @ 1%
Fresh, peachy and creamy. I love vanilla custard, because i think it blends with most mixes, its not a super strong custard note, but its still there. Note sure what to classify it as, a soft custard? I don't know. I like it. This is great shake and vape.
Both juices should be steeped at least a week to give the creams time to come in, and well, everything is just better steeped. Both works well shake and vape, peach more so than the coffee. Give em some love, let them blend, you wont regret it.
Goats Lemon meringue pie.
Fresh cream (kh) 2%
Lemon (TPA) 2%
Lemon Meringue Pie (CAP) 8%
New York Cheesecake (CAP) 3%
Vanilla Swirl (TPA) 2%
I made this as a little tester and am very pleased with its outcome. Simple yet good. It's been steeping for a fortnight now and is really quite nice. Quite a 'fizz' to the flavour. (KH = Kandi-Hed, UK only) Possible/probable tweaks would be TPA crust rather than NYCC but I didn't have any at the time!
Luckyboro my new ADV.
I had a 100ml bottle of Lucky Strike from Hangsen that was unvapable to my taste. I decided to try mixing it whit some other stuff but nothing was really to my taste. Today I decided to try whit Maxboro from Flavor art and it's my new ADV. It's the best tasting cigarrette like ejuice I tasted so far. I figured I'd pass along my new recipe.
1% Maxboro ultimate, Fa Fill the rest of the bottle whit Lucky Strike (Magic mix) ejuice from Hangsen. That's it no steeping required, vape fresh.
Easy Strawberry Lemonade, 30mL
FA Strawberry @ 0.9g
FE Lemon @ 0.6g
NN 5% malic acid @ 0.12g
NN 5% sucralose @ 0.12g
Shake and vape! I finally decided to order some calibration weights and put my 0.01g scale into commission for e-liquid. Considerable throat hit from the FE Lemon for those of you who're into that sort of thing. LA Lemonade would also work, probably at the same weight.