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Posting my first 2 recipes I've deemed worth sharing.
submitted about 10 years ago by sbarrett2727

Unicorn-Sh*t 

Ingredient|ml|g|% :---|---:|---:|---: Nicotine juice 100 mg (100% VG)|0.7|0.88|2.5 VG dilutant|22.55|28.44|80.5 Acetyl Pyrazine (TPA)|0.03|0.03|0.1 Bavarian Cream (TPA)|0.22|0.23|0.8 Blueberry (FW)|0.7|0.7|2.5 Brown Sugar Extra (TPA)|0.28|0.28|1 Cookie (FA)|0.28|0.29|1 Dragonfruit (TPA)|0.14|0.14|0.5 French Vanilla (TPA)|0.22|0.23|0.8 Graham Cracker (CAP)|0.7|0.74|2.5 Lemon Sicily (FA)|0.22|0.23|0.8 Orange Creamsicle (CAP)|0.28|0.27|1 Strawberry (Ripe) (TPA)|0.98|0.98|3.5 Vanilla Cupcake (CAP)|0.7|0.74|2.5 Totals|28|34.18|100

Strength: 2.5mg/ml

PG/VG: 17/83

Flavor total: 4.8 ml (17%)

This is my take on unicorn poop with a slight orange cream twist. I feel that this one's balanced out really well. It's a good shake and vape but 10x better after a week or so's worth of steeping.

Cereal Stalker v3... Ohm-e-O's 

Ingredient|ml|g|% :---|---:|---:|---: Nicotine juice 100 mg (100% VG)|0.7|0.88|2.5 VG dilutant|22.96|28.96|82 Acetyl Pyrazine 5%|0.22|0.22|0.8 Bavarian Cream (TPA)|0.28|0.3|1 Bergamot (FA)|0.06|0.06|0.2 Blueberry (FW)|0.28|0.28|1 Brown Sugar Extra (TPA)|0.56|0.56|2 Cookie (FA)|1.15|1.21|4.1 Dairy Milk (TPA)|0.14|0.14|0.5 French Vanilla (TPA)|0.08|0.08|0.3 Graham Cracker (CAP)|0.14|0.15|0.5 Lemon Sicily (FA)|0.22|0.23|0.8 Meringue (FA)|0.11|0.11|0.4 Orange - Flavor West|0.2|0.2|0.7 Strawberry (Ripe) (TPA)|0.42|0.42|1.5 Sweet Cream (TPA)|0.14|0.15|0.5 Vanilla Bean Gelato (TPA)|0.34|0.34|1.2 Totals|28|34.29|100

Strength: 2.5mg/ml

PG/VG: 16/85

Flavor total: 4.3 ml (15.5%)

This ones a cereal vape. After messing with Looper clones and Cereal Killa clones, and being disappointed with the chemical afterburn of TFA fruit circles, I rendered this concotion. Its a little creamy, not too lemony, not too "crunchy".

PLEASE let me know what you guys think and please post any suggestions. Thanks!

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by ThirdWorldOrderabout 10 years ago

I'm more excited that have all these ingredients than I am of mixing these. I'll give 'em a shot later on tonight

Edit: I noticed that the second recipe calls for 4% cookie. Don't you find that to be quite high? I'm not the biggest fan of it so I'm curious as to whether it's the main not or is it nicely concealed

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by sbarrett2727about 10 years ago

I find the cookie is masked fairly well with the creams and milks but one could use a little less cookie and maybe a bit more Graham cracker and call it a night

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by nmsmith89about 10 years ago

Holy Crap! And I thought having a recipe with 11 ingredients was a lot.

In all honesty though, especially for the last one, you could prune down the ingredients and get basically the same taste.

for instance you could drop the french vanilla and raise the gelato... maybe do the same with dairy milk and sweet cream. Just remember that more ingredients does not mean better and a lot of the times you can get the same taste with less ingredients. Often times after I first put together a recipe I'll then go through and get rid of all of the redundancies. It's also a lot easier to fine tune and tweak a smaller recipe.

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by sbarrett2727about 10 years ago

yes I know my cereal recipe is a doozy lol I will definitely take note maybe try and simplify it a bit. I usually prefer simpler recipes anyway

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by thurberbookabout 10 years ago

Out of curiosity, how many iterations did you go through to arrive at those percentages and number of flavors?

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by sbarrett2727about 10 years ago

the first recipe I've gone through maybe 5-6 times

the cereal on the other hand had been through easily twice as many subbing out ingredients. trying crispy rice instead of cookie. messing with the fruits. ect

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by sbarrett2727about 10 years ago

so far thanks for the wonderful feedback guys

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by crosstown_rebelabout 10 years ago

i think past a certain number of ingredients you just get the same flavor

not really quite sure what to think tbh, glad you like them

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