If anyone is familiar with Praxis Potions, they dropped a new flavor a month or so ago called Amber. Their description of it goes as follows: > Praxis Amber is made by Praxis Vapors’ master juice chefs. This juice is tantalizingly complex. To make Amber, Praxis mixologists took their time to figure out the perfect cookie. This juice starts with strong notes of vanilla creme. In the middle, there is a distinct but not overpowering layer of peanut butter. Finally, the ending exhale is a light pastry.

Now when I first tried this juice, I instantly was wowed by how much flavor it had. Also how the peanut butter wasn't super dry and more creamy than it was nutty. I love peanut butter vapes so I knew I was going to vape a lot of it. Since I started DIY a few weeks ago, this is one of my go to easy recipes that I don't have to think too much about making or if I want something super flavorful. It's not very tricky either but very tasty.

• TFA Peanut Butter - 5%
• TFA Marshmallow - 3%
• TFA Vanilla Swirl - 3%
• FW Hazelnut - 2%
• FA Caramel - 1%
• INW Biscuit - 0.5%

Mixed at MAX VG at 3mg/mL of nicotine in a 100% PG base.

Now, the TFA Peanut Butter is the main star here but by itself it's too dry and too nutty. More like a natural crunchy peanut butter and we know for a fluffernutter, you need that fake shit. Skippy is super smooth and super sweet for peanut butter. This is where the FW Hazelnut comes in, it tones down the dryness and nuttiness a little bit and smooths out that peanut butter note. The FA Caramel also boosts the sweetness without being overly fake. It also helps with that "grilled" aspect for the bread note we're going to bring out. The TFA Marshmallow comes in after you get the peanut butter hit, think mid to end of the exhale. It's a little flat by it's own and gets it's flavor boost from the TFA Vanilla Swirl. The Vanilla Swirl also helps bring a good balance between the peanut butter and marshmallow. The final ingredient is INW Biscuit. It gives that sweet, bready note that is definitely in Amber but also serves as a base for the fillings. Think of it more like a brioche bread for our sandwich.

That's it. It's great as a shake and vape but even better if you give it a few days to blend. I haven't tried subbing out any of the ingredients but a lot of these are pretty common if you're already doing DIY.

Anyone who loves Amber will definitely love this.

EDIT: I messed around with the recipe a little to try and bring out more of the marshmallow. When I added 4% TFA Marshmallow, the whole flavor profile got muted a little bit. I'd stick with the original recipe since it pops so well.