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TPA/TFA Lucky Leprechaun/Marshmallow Cereal
submitted over 10 years ago by JohnGoatti

This is soon to be landing at my door. Any of you have experience with it and some advise on %'s, what it works well with etc? Edit: It's arrived and I'm a doofus! It's actually One on One concentrate of the same name. Thanks for your replies all the same. Looking at the One on One site itself (not where i purchased from) it mentions that they have some 'outstanding reviews' on this product. http://www.oneononeflavors.com/products/marshmallow-cereal-flavor-pg-based I'll make a 10% test batch up and leave it to steep a while.

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by VapeQueen214over 10 years ago

Im not a fan of it at all personally, all of their cereal flavors have been pretty terrible and need a lot of work.

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by jimwc1689over 10 years ago

https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/threads/tfa-silly-rabbit-and-lucky-leprechaun-notes-with-recipes.678715/

http://www.reddit.com/r/DIY_eJuice/comments/331gcx/lucky_charms_flavoringanyone_else_seen_this_found/

Quick google search brought these two conversations up, hope this helps.

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by EFPtozover 10 years agoOne of "The Damned"

It's an accurate Cheerio flavor...

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by JohnGoattiover 10 years ago

That's good to know.

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by 00ssnorcalover 10 years ago

One on One is better then tfa "my opinion"

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by JohnGoattiover 10 years ago

I've only used them occasionally so don't know much about their concentrates. It appears that this particular one is pretty good. I have an 8% tester made which I'll try in a few days. I also popped a bit in a recipe I made yesterday because i couldn't resist using it!

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by JohnGoattiover 10 years ago

So far so good. I'm reasonably impressed with it. I made 20ml @ 10% on its own and vaped a tank full today. I'll leave it steeping for another 4 or 5 days then try a tank full again. I've also made a couple of little tester batches of what I hope will become a lovely creamy delicate vape.... Time will tell.

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