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Looking for a Starbucks Frappachino type recipe
submitted about 10 years ago by vapingrammyOne of "The Damned"

Are there any recipes like that?

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by hotwingsandcoldbeerabout 10 years agoTobacconist

Try FA Coffee Espresso for the coffee flavor and build from there. It's the most realistic coffee flavor I've found. It's STRONG so use it sparingly if you are going for just a hint of coffee. Like 0.25% or lower, maybe even consider a 10% in PG solution.

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by vapingrammyabout 10 years agoOne of "The Damned"

Thanks! I think I just ordered some espresso, hope it was tfa.

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by hotwingsandcoldbeerabout 10 years agoTobacconist

Not TFA. FA. Big difference!

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by vapingrammyabout 10 years agoOne of "The Damned"

Yikes I'm gonna have to check and see what I've got ordered. Is tfa a bad coffee flavor?

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by joesphaaabout 10 years ago

Creamy Caramel Frappachino

.5% FA Coffee Expresso (up to 1% max, start around .5%)

2% FA Catalan Cream

1% FA Vienna Cream

2% FA Caramel

.75% FA Butterscotch

.25% FA Tiramisu

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by vapingrammyabout 10 years agoOne of "The Damned"

Thank you! That sounds really good. I've got to check and see what espresso I have coming in. I may have to order the FA espresso.

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by joesphaaabout 10 years ago

:) expresso is pretty good base I've found but like others have said can be very sensitive. You could start as low as .25-.5% and go up if you aren't getting enough coffee but it can quickly become overpowering. I think 1% is probably the max you want to go.

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by vapingrammyabout 10 years agoOne of "The Damned"

Yeah I don't want the coffee to be in your face coffee. Have you or anyone else had any experience of adding koolada to drinks like this? I wonder if it would be good?

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by Davesnothearabout 10 years agoMixologist

I find at 1%; fa coffee will overtake your other flavors. I tend to go between .25 and .5

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by joesphaaabout 10 years ago

I meant to say as an upper limit 1% would be it. I guess I can edit it to reflect that more clearly.

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by VapeQueen214about 10 years ago

I have been using FA cappuccino in a recipe similar to this, I could'nt get the coffee espresso to not overpower even at .25%. Well I liked it, but the person I was making it for is really picky and preferred the more creamy subtle taste of the cappuccino. The vienna cream is a must though, and I recently added some fa whipped cream and thats fantastic as well. I maybe will have more luck with coffee espresso if I do a 10% dilution next time.

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by joesphaaabout 10 years ago

FA Cappuccino is better if you want a more subtle coffee flavor, it is just easy to over power it and lose that coffee background note. I like coffee expresso though it is pretty versatile even in some ry4's I've made it can add to that complex nutty/earthy background.

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by skiddlzninjaabout 10 years agoFrugivore

Any sort of coffee flavor is a fickle mistress. You either get an extremely light coffee flavor(which may work for a flavored Starbucks frappachino) or and overwhelming, headache-inducing coffee flavor that is just all around unpleasant. I gave up on coffees a while ago for this reason :/

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by vapingrammyabout 10 years agoOne of "The Damned"

Oh no! Why are my favorite profiles always the hardest? Lol

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by bizzy511about 10 years ago

I agree, I haven't had much luck with coffee flavors either.

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by spaceghost_n_moltarabout 10 years ago

TFA vanilla swirl, FA Vienna cream and a bit of caramel for the creamy, almost milkshake like base. the hard part would be finding a coffee flavor. i would go with INW mocha since starbucks fraps dot really have that much coffee notes i them your basically going for a chocolate milkshake with a touch of coffee in a way. and of course a touch of coolada for that coldness.

granted i dont have an actual recipe for you, however this did spart my interest in exploring the possibilities of a frappachino vape. hope this helps

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by vapingrammyabout 10 years agoOne of "The Damned"

Thanks! And yes everything helps! Guess I need to just get to work! Lol

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