Strawberry Shortcake Bar (minus the stick)

4% TFA Strawberry Ripe

1.5% TFA Strawberry

3% TFA Bavarian Cream

2% TFA Vanilla Swirl

2% CAP Sugar Cookie

2% INW Biscuit

1.5% TFA Cheesecake (Graham)

1.5% FW Yellow Cake

Cinapple Fritter v2.1 [DIYorDIE: returnity]

Ingredient|ml|g|% :---|---:|---:|---: Almond (FA)|0.15|0.15|0.5 Bavarian Cream (TPA)|0.9|0.9|3 Cinnamon Danish Swirl (CAP)|1.5|1.5|5 Dragonfruit (TPA)|0.2|0.2|0.67 Fuji Apple (FA)|1.2|1.2|4 Joy (FA)|0.15|0.15|0.5 Rich Cinnamon (Flavorah)|0.1|0.11|0.33 Totals|30|36.63|100

MaxVG4lyfe, 86% VG / 14% PG.

Recipe Notes:

First off, I wanted to apologize for not being around as much as I'd like recently, both as a contributor and as a moderator for this sub. Things have been beyond crazy at Cloudmaker, putting ~3000 units into production & Jeremy flying to China to oversee the final phase of manufacturing before deliveries can start later this month. But I miss you guys, and I've got some fantastic surprises for you guys! But first, the recipe notes.

This is the recipe I bought FA Joy to make: a legit apple fritter. Granted, it's had a long and tortured birth process, when Joy was not what I expected, but I adapted and reworked things, and after 2 complete-restarts & 7-8 versions, I've got something really close to amazing. Here's how it all comes together:

CAP Cinnamon Danish Swirl's doughy pastry notes get drawn out to the forefront brilliantly by FA Joy & FA Almond together, and the TFA Bavarian Cream adds a moist, textured mouthfeel and decadence to it.

FA Fuji delivers perfectly on the Apple notes, as expected. I've considered several ways to enhance the apple component, including TFA/FA Apple Pie, Pear, and a touch of TFA Dragonfruit (components list). I ended up going with TFA Dragonfruit for two reasons.

One, it has a high % of triethyl citrate, which has emulsifying properties that are particularly useful in a mix like this, which has natural cinnamon flavors in it (ever notice how CAP Cinnamon Danish tends to separate in its bottle?). The second reason is basic Deeper DIY -- ethyl butyrate & isoamyl acetate, both found in TFA Dragonfruit, are complementary to FA Fuji, as both compounds are often used in apple and similar flavors themselves. Therefore, a touch of TFA Dragonfruit not only adds some extra juicy tartness to the apple filling flavor, it helps the cinnamon blend into the apple flavor, creating "Cinnamon Apples" instead of "Cinnamon + Apples", so to speak. FA MTS Vape Wizard can also help with this -- /u/Enyawreklaw once likened MTS to 'putting your ingredients in the blender' in his Boardwalk milkshake recipe on DIYorDIE, and I think that's fairly accurate.

Speaking of cinnamon, FLV Rich Cinnamon is unmatched by any other cinnamon flavors, and it really shines best in a bakery mix like this one. There's no substitute, so if you don't have it, get it -- but you can make this recipe without it. I feel that dropping it works better than trying to substitute FA Cinnamon Ceylon, which is painfully lackluster beside the FLV. My only regret? I can't use more Rich Cinnamon without overwhelming the balance of the recipe...

Modifications & Tweaks:

• No FLV Rich Cinnamon? Increase CAP CDS by 1-2% and leave it out, or substitute FA Cinnamon Ceylon at same %.

• Want even more doughy pastry? Add 1% FA Apple Pie or 2-3% TFA Apple Pie.

• Too complex? TFA Dragonfruit & FA Almond are highly-recommended but not strictly required.

• Swap CAP Cinnamon Danish for TFA Cinnamon Danish or FW Cinnamon Roll to get a different character of cinnamon-pastry.

• Diketone-free version: This will clear the recipe of any unwanted baddies, but I haven't mixed it myself, so I can't promise it will be equally delicious, but it should still be good.

• Swap CAP Cinnamon Danish Swirl for CDS V2, same %.

• Swap TFA Bavarian Cream for new CAP Bavarian Cream (no A/P or DA) or TFA's Bavarian Cream DX, same %.

If you do mix it up, with or without variations, please let us know! I hope you all enjoy this recipe as much as I enjoy this community.

I've been compiling a bunch of my best recipes to post on DIYorDIE, most of which aren't on my ELR account, along with a series of articles about Deeper DIY topics & some other cool stuff I've put together over the years. I promised to do this a while back when /u/Enyawreklaw and I started our DIY project together, but I've been lagging, and meanwhile this sub is becoming /r/Bronuts without me... Clearly Wayne can handle himself just fine, which is why I chose him as a mixing partner in the first place, but I'm not gonna let some NJ punk who goes by "YungLungz" outmix me!

Blueberry Muffin

• Wild Blueberry (TFA) @ 8%
• New York Cheesecake (CAP) @ 3%
• Berry Crunch (TFA) @ 2%
• Vanilla Custard (TFA) @ 2%

Flavors are done finding their place in the world after a day or two and they only get better after that.

Creamy Strawberry Cheesecake| - ---|--- Strawberry Ripe (TFA)| 6% New York Cheesecake (CAP) | 3% Sugar Cookie (CAP) | 3% Vanilla Custard (CAP) | 2% Marshmallow (TFA) | 2%

It is a very light and sweet vape. It's my first recipe I've actually enjoyed

Blueberry Custard
Blueberry Extra (TFA) @ 4%
Bilberry (FA) @ 1.5%
Sweet Cream (CAP) @ 2%
Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TFA) 2%
Custard (FA) @ 3%
Vanilla Swird (TFA) @ 2%

Shake and Vape is fine - the blueberry tones down a little after a day steep and then blends with the natural lemon flavor in FA's custard.
Warning : It's a coil killer... but so smooth and delicious.

I am a placid lover and I have tried a lot of clones out there, so many version of placid. I feel this is very close, and though I realize that Adirondack stated they used 4 different vendors in the recipe i feel this is pretty close without going there. I have some other flavors coming from other vendors to try and get close and I will continue to update the clone as it moves on but this is where it is at right now.

Placid clone v7

Ingredient|ml|g|% :---|---:|---:|---: Nicotine juice 48 mg (100% VG)|1.88|2.37|6.27 VG dilutant|24.52|30.92|81.7 Honeysuckle (TPA)|1.2|1.2|4 Key Lime (TPA)|0.15|0.15|0.5 Lime Tahity Cold Pressed (FA)|0.15|0.15|0.5 Pear (TPA)|0.75|0.75|2.5 Strawberry (TPA)|1.2|1.2|4 Sweetener (TPA)|0.15|0.15|0.5 Totals|30|36.89|100

Strength: 3mg/ml

PG/VG: 12/88

Flavor total: 3.6 ml (12%)

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Here's another strange one for the brave.

Just gonna break this one up into its flavor groups, its all one recipe.

Fruitzone

• 3% - TFA Dragonfruit - All the rage! More triethyl citrate!
• 2% - TFA Watermelon - You probably have better watermelons, use them.
• 1% - TFA Jackfruit - Excellent accent to many a fruit/cream mix
• 0.5% - TFA Raspberry - You probably have better raspberries, use them.

Creamtown

• 3% - TFA Vanilla Bean Gelato - DX version of Vanilla Bean Ice Cream.
• 1% - TFA Banana Cream DX - I swears you won't even taste the banana.

I Will Add Horehound To Anything

• 4% - TFA Horehound - Add some menthol, add some depth, tell no one

Shake and vape your little hearts out!

Toasted Oak and Coconut Cream

0.5% Acetyl Pyrazine 5%
1% Bourbon (Vanilla Bourbon) (FA)
3% Caramel Candy (TPA)
2% Coconut (FA)
0.8% Cream Fresh (FA)
1% Kentucky Bourbon (TPA)
0.5% Red Oak (TPA)
1.8% Sweetener (Sucralose) (TPA)
3% Toasted Almond (TPA)
1.8% Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TPA)
1% Vanillin 10% (TPA)
1.6% Vienna Cream (FA)

Flavor total: 18% Remember to rate it at: http://tjek.nu/r/1M4X

This flavor is super rich and mostly for the tobacco lovers but I even love this and I usually can't stand things like almonds and oak flavorings.

Great for after desert and a decent ADV if your into this sort of profile.

RASPBERRY FLUFF CAKE

 INW Raspberry - 2% 

 FW Cake (Yellow) - 3%

 TFA Toasted Marshmallow - .5%

 INW Biscuit - .5%

 CAP Apple Pie (v2 or v1) - 2%

 FA Joy - .75% 

 CAP Vanilla Custard - 4%

70/30

Medium steep time (5 days)

I'm so excited to give you guys this recipe! I have worked really hard on it and it has become one of my best flavors. I hope you enjoy it.

Current ADV. A mildly tropical banana cream.

mfg |Flavor|@| notes ---|---|----|---- TFA | DX Banana Cream | 6% | TFA | Pear | 2% | TFA | Philippine Mango | 2% | can use 4% pear if not available TFA | Coconut Extra | .5% |
TFA | Koolada (10% dilution) | .5% | up to 1.5% TFA | Ripe Banana | ~.2% | 2 drops/10mL (optional)

Originally I was going for something based off DX Banana Cream that would be light, fresh, and uncomplicated. No loud flavors, sweetness, syrupyness, or generally anything that is tiring on the palate. I posted my first iteration here but have been tweaking it for a while. Basically this is still true to the previous goals, but definitely has a more pronounced flavor than the original. I'm not claiming it's done, but I'm perfectly happy where it is right now. As for the changes:

• TFA Philippine Mango is freaking awesome standalone and works just as well in the background. Pear is an awesome compliment to banana, but I find it makes things taste 'syrupy' quickly. Less is definitely more. As for Philippine Mango, I've tried it up to 6% in this recipe and it still tastes amazing (but not what I'm going for). If you haven't tried this flavor at all, it's basically a mango (cf. tfa mango) but with a lot of the sweetness replaced by earthiness. TFA Pear itself is know for being 'savory,' so I think they actually work well together.
• Ripe Banana is the newest addition here. It detracts from my original goals, but is kind of nice as it adds a faint 'focal point' to the flavors. I sometimes add it and don't. Honestly it doesn't make a huge difference, and Ripe Banana is kind of annoying to work with, so I might phase this out.
• Coconut Extra is great for adding some depth to the creaminess, but adding any more than 1% and it starts to come to the front too much. I honestly dropped it down to .5% from 1% because I thought I could get away with it. It still does its job.
• As for Koolada, do whatever. I like it because it definitely adds some freshness and coolness, but too much (I've tried as high as 2%) and it starts biting back. Might be your thing.

Anyway, I don't really like tropical flavors that much (or rather, they get old fast), but this doesn't offend me like that. This has been my go-to for about 2 months now (>100mL for sure) and it still holds up. If you mix it, lemme know what you think!

I made this when I was trying to clone Orphan Tears for someone. I've never had Orphan Tears, but this tastes fantastic after a month steep. Strawberry kiwi cream, with a delicious twist that makes it just complex enough to not be a simple flavor.

I present: INSIFIOT(I'm Not Sure IF It's Orphan Tears)

• 10% TFA Strawberry Ripe
• 5% TFA Kiwi Double
• 5% CAP Vanilla Custard V1
• 1% TFA Cinnamon Danish or similar cinnamon dessert flavor(FW Cinnamon Roll works as well.)

Ginger Bear

2% Brown Sugar (TPA)
0.5% Cinnamon Ceylon (FA)
4% Cinnamon Danish Swirl (CAP)
4% Cinnamon Roll (FW)
1.5% Meringue (FA)
0.5% Organic Ginger (NF)
3% Sugar Cookie (CAP)
3% Vanilla Custard v1 (CAP)

This started as a Sugar bear clone attempt based on a recipe I found here. I ended up going in a different direction with it. Went through 5 or 6 variations before I landed here. Its not bad as a shake and vape but gets better after a week or so, and super yummy after 2 or 3. The ginger is very present with no steep but blends in nicely with age. You could go a bit higher with it for a more pronounced ginger after steep. This is my go-to after dinner vape. Reminiscent of gingerbread cookies. Enjoy.

Blueberry Cobbler

• 2.5% TFA Blueberry Extra

• 4.5% TFA Blueberry Wild

• 0.5% FA Bilberry

• 2% FA Apple Pie

• 2% FA Meringue

• 1% INW Biscuit

• 3% TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream

• 1.5% TFA Vanilla Swirl

• 1% TFA Sweet Cream

Takes a week or so for the blueberry to settle down. After, it is a perfect blueberry cobbler with a side of ice cream. Most of the inspiration for this recipe came from /u/Enyawreklaw's SVBICC Remix. I tweaked the base just a bit and replaced the strawberry with blueberry. I can't seem to get enough of this stuff lately.

Banana Cinnamon Crumble

3% FA Banana

4% TFA Bavarian Cream

1% TFA Vanilla Swirl

1% INW Biscuit

.5% FA Caramel

.5% TFA Brown Sugar Extra

2-3% CAP Cinnamon Danish Swirl

#Baller’s Mélange: The recipe formally known as “LeBron?s Mix?”

Business Liquid Label

Alternate Label generously provided by /u/ihatetoridethebus

quotes from the notes dispersed throughout

> “I have not tasted this soda in months, I don’t even remember what it is supposed to taste like.”

> “1% TFA Horehound - Fuck it. LET’S ROLL”

We will uses two concentrate mixes:

Cherry Mix:

> Looking to use ~5% to provide some accents rather than a berry-forward vape.

• 50% - FA Black Cherry - commonly referred to as a “good flavor”

• 30% - TFA Black Currant - Adds some of that currant-tannic bite, also triacetin is your friend

• 20% - TFA Natural Cherry Extract - dat cough syrup you know and love

Citrus Backbone:

Target percentages identified while conducting fieldwork

> Give me “Ultima-Lime Experience”

• 6% - FA Tahity Lime Distilled
• 3% - FA Mandarin Orange - Good lemon substitute?
• 3% - FA Grapefruit - Well this sounds good enough too
• 1% - TFA Horehound - I can’t help myself, please take the Horehound from me
• 0.75% - FA Cardamon - Pop dat citrus no
• 0.5% - TFA Earl Grey Tea - Secret Weapon TM

Already you can see we’ll be pushing it with more than 20% flavoring. Let's look at the concentrate volumes:

Cherry Mix, 10ml

• 5mL - FA Black Cherry
• 3mL - TFA Black Currant
• 2mL - TFA Natural Cherry Extract

Citrus Backbone, ~10ml

• 4.2 mL - FA Tahity Lime Distilled
• 2.1 mL - FA Mandarin Orange
• 2.1 mL - FA Grapefruit
• 0.7 mL - TFA Horehound
• 0.5 mL - FA Cardamon
• 0.45 mL - TFA Earl Grey Tea

Back in the Lab:

> "Dude, just give me Ultima-Lime, too much lime"

> "Ok fine I'll add more lime, 0.5% FA Lime Tahity Coldpress.

#Baller's Mélange

• 15% Citrus Backbone
• 5% Cherry Mix
• 0.5% FA Lime Tahity Coldpress.

If you're not some type of crazed lime fiend I would suggest 9-12% Citrus Backbone or if you want a more berry-forward vape bump up the Cherry Mix.

Tasting notes:

Pretty damn full-flavored, yet sufficiently complex for an ADV and surprisingly not too overpowering. Obviously harsher on shake’n’vape thanks to the massive lime dose.

After a couple weeks the citrus notes were still prominent and nice fade from lime/orange->complex black fruits -> light cooling. Earl Grey appears from time to time, that sneaky bastard....

Copy/paste from my solo topic:

I was thinking that I should use some Banana Cream (LA) and Vanilla Custard v1 (Cap).Why? Because I have nearly 500 ml of it from the reddit group buy, which I've used way too little of. I also recently bought 240 ml Vanilla Custard v1 (Cap) from Chef's for a good price.

I thought of what to do. I decided that these two flavors should be the main pillars, and then I'd add a little cream and some bakery notes to it. This is what my first recipe take looked like:

Banudding Cake

Ingredient|ml|g|% :---|---:|---:|---: Nicotine juice 36 mg (50/50 PG/VG)|2.5|2.87|8.33 PG dilutant|4|4.15|13.33 VG dilutant|19.75|24.91|65.83 Banana Cream (LA)|1.2|1.2|4 Biscuit (INAWERA)|0.06|0.06|0.2 Cheesecake (Graham Crust) (TPA)|0.75|0.75|2.5 Cream Fresh (FA)|0.45|0.45|1.5 Vanilla Custard v1 (CAP)|1.29|1.29|4.3 Totals|30|35.68|100

Strength: 3mg/ml

PG/VG: 30/70

Flavor total: 3.75 ml (12.5%)

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I tried to put a critical eye on it as I vaped it, adjusting percentages. After I vaped about 5 ml of it, I decided that the first take was so good, that I didn't need tweaking at all. Highly unusual for me :P

I am considering trying it with say ~0.4% Joy (FA) to see where that takes it. But I kinda think it's sweet enough as it is.

But this is a potential ADV for me - It's so delicious, that I'm afraid I'm not gonna have any left of this batch before the Vanilla Custard v1 (Cap) has a chance to really shine...

Posting my first recipe on this subreddit. Please let me know what you think. I will be eagerly awaiting your review.

Tfa cranberry 6%

Tfa marshmallow 4%

Cap grapefruit 6%

Cap marshmallow 4%

Thanks for looking.

This recipe actually took me longer than I'd like to admit. I wanted the lime to be the star, but it might be too much for you. Quite diketastic, vape at your own risk.

1% FLV lime(you might go down as far as .7%, very fucking strong lime)

1% TFA strawberry ripe

.8% FLV coconut

.8% FLV sweet coconut (you can use a little more regular coconut instead, it only slightly changes the flavor, but is LOADED DOWN with diketones)

4% TFA vanilla bean ice cream.

Best after a day wait, but it's good after just a 10 minute warm water bath. Don't make more than a 30ml, the lime flavor degrades pretty quick.

This is my everyday ADV.

Here's what I've been vaping with my batch of LA Colorless Watermelon from /u/Botboy141

TheBallerMelon

• 7% LA Watermelon Colorless
• 2% CAP Sweet Guava
• 1.5% TFA Dragonfruit
• 1% TFA Jackfruit
• 1% TFA Citrus Punch
• 2% TFA Cucumber
• 0.6% Citric Acid (10%)
• 0.1% Malic Acid (20%)

No name as it's my first recipe.

Honeydew Melon (CAP) 6%

Kiwi Double (TFA) 3%

Dragon fruit (TFA) 2%

I really enjoy Honeydew Melon and I think the Dragon fruit complements it well. I would love to add a creamy note to this recipe the next time I mix it. Any feedback would be much appreciated!

I've got 2 flavours I've come up with that I really love right now that seem to be how I want them that I though I'd share with you guys.

Pom Pom - a cold pomegranate drink with hints of blueberry and pineapple.

Blueberry Wild (TFA) @7%

Pomegranate (TFA) @ 4%

Golden Pineapple (CAP) @ 3%

Koolada (TFA) @ 1%

NJ Woods - A mixed berry menthol flavour inspired by picking berries in the woods while camping in NJ.

Raspberry (TFA) @ 3%

Blackberry (TFA) @ 1.5%

Blueberry Wild (TFA) @ 6%

Koolada (TFA) @ 1%

Menthol Liquid 10% Solution PG Flavor Concentrate (Wizard Labs) @ 1%

Apples and Peanut Butter

5% TFA Peanut Butter

3% FA Fuji

2% CAP Green Apple

I tried this after a 2 week steep, so idk how it tastes fresh. But this apple combo is pretty realistic and the pb comes in light on the exhale. Recipes heavy on pb are a quick burnout for me, but the hint I get is perfect.

Mixed 50/50 1.0 ohm coil 45w

Hey guys. So for the first time i want to share something in here. Back in the day when i had no idea about doing good DIY i comed out with something like this:

• Jamaican Rum (TPA/FW) @ 8%
• Blueberry Extra (TPA) @ 8%

It was nice, but missing a lot, so i've decided to tweak it a bit:

Sweet Blueberry Rum

• Jamaican Rum (TPA/FW) @ 5%
• Blueberry /extra (TPA) @ 6%
• Blueberry Wild (TPA) @ 3%
• Koolada 10% (TPA/FW) @ 1% (to give it a "fresh" alcohol taste)

If someone has stuff and want to make it, let me know how it is. This should be a good shake'n'vape.

In homage to my visit to hawaii sitting on the beach sipping these things, It was cucumber vodka, lychee flavoring and ginger ale. Freakin' delicious but expensive. So I present my in the works recipe of the:

Lychee Cucumber Fizz Beverage

• Lcyhee (FA) 5%
• Cucumber (Cap) 2%
• Champagne (FA) 1%

Mazz (A Tribute to Mazatlan by Coval)

• 2% Desert Ship (FA)
• 2% Cured Tobacco (FLV)
• 2% Banana (FA)
• 0.5% Horchata (TFA)
• 0.5% Vanilla Bourbon (FA)

Post about mix is found here

Hey guys! A while back I saw the Night Shift clone on ELR , I love coffee vapes, I love donut vapes, what could be better than a coffee donut?

Any who, set out to make a new version. I've never had the original night shift, so this isn't a clone of it. Just a good rendition of the flavors.

6% CAP Chocolate Donut

1% FW Yellow Cake

1% FA Coffee Espresso

OPTIONAL: 1% FA Vienna Cream or FA Fresh Cream.

Another rendition is replacing the FA Coffee Espresso with FA Tiramasu @ 2%. Much more cakey.

My favorite is with vienna cream :)

Enjoy!

This is a recipe for a Hawaiian dessert I discovered on one of my girlfriend's healthy-food, Pinterest boards. It's called Guri-Guri and it's described as a scoop of Vanilla Bean Ice Cream and a Strawberry/Lemon-Lime slushy, blended together.

After a comment by /u/daath I revised my original recipe, omitting the FA Catalan Cream, and substituting it for FA Vienna Cream. I also tweaked the fruits slightly as you can see below.

Guri-Guri v3* 

Ingredient|% :---|---: Cream Fresh (FA)|3 Lemon Sicily (FA)|1.2 Lime Tahity Cold Pressed (FA)|0.5 Marshmallow (TPA)|0.75 Strawberry (TPA)|2 Sweet Cream (TPA)|0.75 Sweet Guava (CAP)|2 Sweet Strawberry (CAP)|1.5 Vienna Cream (FA)|2 Yogurt (FW)|2

Flavor total: 15.71%

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Here is my Bombies Tiger Style clone. Been working on this for a month or so.

• 5% TFA Hawaiian Drink
• 4% TFA Cherry Blossom
• 2% TFA Blue Raspberry
• 1% TFA Maraschino Cherry
• 1% TFA Koolada
• 0.5% TFA Sour (Malic Acid)

I've actually found I enjoy it more when I swap 2% TFA Pineapple for the Blue Raspberry, it gives it a White Gummy Bear spin.

Comments welcomed. :)

I've been wanting to try and mix something tropical all summer but only got to it now. Grabbed one of my countless post-its with draft recipes and gave it a go. Still needs work so I'm just posting for reference in case someone needs a starting point with these flavors.

Tropical mix #1

0.5% Pineapple (FA)

1% Mango (INW)

1% Papaya (FA)

1% Coconut (FA)

1.5% Pomegranate (FA)

Good stuff freshly mixed, nothing too interesting unfortunately but these mix together well. I can distinguish the brightness and bite from the pineapple and taste the papaya. It's a sweet and smooth tropical mix but I want something red to be clearly distinguishable in there and 1.5% Pomegranate is not cutting it, probably needs to be upped to 2.5% or maybe supported by some kind of strawberry.

Was asked by a human female to make a Lost Coast Classic clone. She only left me with the scent of the bottle so I might not have gotten as close as I could've. I dont even like fruity juices but I did enjoy this one--kinda hard candyish...anyways...

• Sweet Watermelon (cap) 4.5%
• Sweet Strawberry (cap) 1%
• Honeydew (tfa) 1%
• Cotton Candy (tfa) 2%

Stumbled upon this one while trying to clone Green Vapes' Sweet Skin. Definitely related, but I prefer this one! I'm relatively new at mixing, please tell me what you think.

(Should probably have rounded up the numbers)

skinshift (name edited)

Ingredient|% :---|---: Apricot (INAWERA)|1.8 Madagascar (Vanilla Classic) (FA)|3.27 Peach (INAWERA)|2.13 Whipped Cream (TPA)|3.73

Flavor total: 10.93%

Well folks given that i've been mixing for a while, some successfully, some not so much :D but that's the way it goes... Anyways, got some extra TFA flavors to play with the other day and tried with this one... after about 4 hrs of breathing & 2 days of steeping it tastes (at least to me) really good, and i might use it for a while as an all day vape. Given that it has creams in it etc, all the flavors haven't really set in and its definitely gonna be a lot better in 10 days or so, but you know what they say, if you like it after a day or two, you'll probably love it after 2 weeks :D

anyways.... Fruity cream

• 5% TFA Banana Cream
• 3% TFA Bavarian Cream
• 2.25% TFA Vanilla Swirl
• 1.75% TFA Raspberry (sweet)

I found that even at this percentage raspberry somewhat dominates the flavor, but not in a really overpowering way, if you wanna play with it you can try bumping up the banana cream a bit more and lowering the raspberry to 1.25% or so. I personally enjoy it like this ;)

Choc peanut butter cream.

Peanut butter (TFA) - %7

Milk chocolate (TFA) - %4

Cheese cake (graham cracker) (TFA) - %2

Vanilla bean icecream (TFA) - % 4

Toasted marshmallow (TFA) - %2

Bout time I contribute, since I found 3 adv on this here sub...

My version of a Pink Lemonade

• Pink Lemonde (FW) 1.5%
• Strawberry Ripe (TFA) 4%
• Lime (INW) 0.5%
• Raspberry (INW) 0.5%
• Sweet Cream (TFA) 1%
• Brown Sugar (TFA) 0.3%

Recipe Notes

Basically I combined some great flavorants that would work for a pink lemonade, after fiddling with others. I mix this at 65VG.

Pink Lemonade from Flavourwest is a great base, but I really don't like it in high percentages - I find it too much of an attack on the taste buds. So I kept tweaking the percentage to get it as low as I could for a solid base.

Strawberry Ripe I used it here just to flesh out the recipe really, and round the sharper flavors.

INW the stars here. Two of the nicest flavors from INW. And I find them together to be wonderful, but sharp (hence the Strawberry Ripe and Sweet Cream.

Sweet Cream Just a touch to smoothen the mix. It is still plenty tangy, so if you want it a little more gentle, increase the Sweet Cream and add a bit more sweetness.

Brown Sugar My favourite sweet source when I make real lemonade, so an obvious choice for a sweetener. Like I said though, this recipe is still tangy, so if you want it sweeter, then maybe up this bit, or use a more sweet flavorant.

Its a simple recipe, but a tasty easy going one. I'm sure the seasoned vets here could take it to the next level.

Mandarin orange (TFA) - %4

Hawaiian drink (TFA) - % 3

Lime cold pressed (fa) - % 0.5

70/30 3mg.

One of the few that makes me proud

Merge

• 4% FA Melon Cantaloupe
• 2% FA Lime Tahity
• 2% FA Mad fruit
• 2% FA Cola
• 2.5% TFA Sour

Pretty much shake and vape, but benefits from a day or two of steeping.

ELR link

A tropical Mimosa drink, something new & delicious I've been working on recently with one of the awesome collaborators in my new 'Mixtapes' juice line pilot project to test out some concepts that'll underpin my planned craft e-juice community marketplace.

Mimosa Psychosis v1.1

• TFA Orange Cream - 2%

• FA Mandarin - 2%

• FLV Orange Citrus - 2% (or FA Orange - 2%)

• TFA Quince* - 0.75%

• TFA Champagne - 2.25%

• FA Mango* - 1%

• FA Coconut* - 0.5%

• TFA Koolada* - 0.25%

• TFA Sweetener* (Sucralose) - 0.25% (0.5% of EM / Marshmallow works too, I'm sure)

*(Asterisks indicate optional/accent flavors added/adjusted for the new v1.1, as opposed to the 'core' central ingredients the define the juice's profile -- this mix won't be the same without them, but you can sub for them or drop them and stilll get something good)

Blending these citrus flavors in this ratio results in a surprisingly accurate rendition of orange juice, particularly if you include the Mango flavor, (especially since I hit on this blend on my very first try!), the Orange Cream/Coconut elements give the orange flavors just enough creaminess to supply it the body & texture an OJ mix needs without adding a perceptible creamsicle taste. The OJ combines beautifully with the champagne's effervescent, bubbly bite, and this unique experience is vastly enhanced by the secondary notes of mango, coconut, & other tropical citrus fruits. Quince also provides a bit of temperature-shifting flavor, along with it's sharper, unique citrus notes, and a touch of Koolada makes the bubbles more pronounced and gives this drink a refreshing deliciousness!

Would really appreciate feedback, even if you made some substitutions (or leave out all the extra tropical accents). I'm still dialing in those accents & finding the perfect balance for this mix with its co-creator, but this new v1.1 revision needs to steep for at least a week or so before I'm sure it's as good as it seems to be right now. Try it out and let me know?

My easy peasy all day vape:

• 3% P. Guava FLV
• 1% T. Punch FLV
• 1% Ethy Maltol .3 Nic

So easy but so good.

Been working on this one for a long time;

Monkey's Crave

5% TFA banana nut bread

2% TFA graham cracker clear

1% LA banana cream

1% FA hazelnut

1% TFA vanilla bean ice cream

1% FW yellow cake

0,5% AP

0,5% TFA banana ripe

Let it steep for a minimum of 2 weeks for the nutty flavor to settle. Please leave feedback if you try it! Hope you enjoy!

My new all day vape as summer comes to a close:

Baja Blast

Citrus Punch TFA - 10%

Blueberry Wild TFA - 4%

Forest Fruit FA - 3%

Lime Tahiti Distilled FA - 2%

The real star here is Citrus Punch; I picked it up looking for a Mountain Dew (easy just 10% CP with 2 drops Kaktus and Golden Pineapple per 30ml) and loved the flavor. The Lime Tahiti distilled accentuates the CP against the blueberry and forest fruit to keep it from becoming too berry. Now the bajaness, I knew I wanted some blueberry in there and wild seemed like the tamest option that wouldn't impart it's own flavor but rather meld into the mix. The real key though is Forest Fruit, one whiff of this confirmed for me that it was important to the Baja. I go back and forth between 3% & 4% on the FF so feel free to add a bit more.

Lastly it's a high flavor percentage, but Citrus Punch and Blueberry Wild are both pretty weak flavors in my experience so IMO it doesn't suffer from over flavoring.

Orange Cake

• Blood Orange (FW) 4%
• Yellow Cake (FW) 3%
• Cake Batter (CAP) 2%
• Bavarian Cream (TFA) 2%
• Meringue (FA) 1.5%
• Joy (FA) .75%

The Blood Orange and Cake Batter in this really made it taste like Queenside to me for a while. As it steeps, the Cake Batter mellows down and it starts to take on an actual cake flavor. I've got FA Marshmallow on the way to experiment with more of an icing flavor. This definitely isn't done, but I can imagine it won't be for a long time.

My girlfriend helped me with this one, she basically went through all the flavors via smelling and told me to mix these. Ended up being pretty delicious although I added the cactus to get that fruit o poppin'. Behold "Girlfriend Mix V1"

• 5% Apricot (TFA)
• 3% Vanilla Swirl (TFA)
• 2% Marshmallow (TFA)
• 1% Cactus (INW)

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Blueberry Greek Yogurt

• Greek Yogurt TFA 3%
• Blueberry FW 3%
• Bilberry .5%
• Vanilla Bean Ice Cream TFA 4%
• Vienna Cream FA 1%

I think its pretty good, still a work in progress but a good start none the less.

This is the first and only recipe I've made so far, I only have a handful of flavors but I really do like this one. Let me know what you think!

Banana & Peanut Butter

DX Banana Cream (TFA) - 9%

Peanut Butter (FW) - 7%

Graham Cracker Clear (TFA) - 7%

Brown Sugar Extra (TFA) - 5%

DX Bavarian Cream (TFA) - 2%

If you guys have any ideas on what I could change/add please let me know your suggestions! I'm still new to this!

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As a kid, my grandfather would take me to Ann Arbor to watch the Wolverines play football. Every game we'd buy a bag of 4 donuts and a mini jug of warm spiced apple cider. So that is why this flavor takes the city's name.

Arbor

• 3% HS Apple Mix
• 1% FA Fuji
• 1% FA Liquid Amber
• 1% TFA Apricot
• 1% FA Champagne
• 1 drop FLV Rich Cinnamon (Optional)

Mess with the apple percentages to get it where you want it. HS Apple Mix cannot be subsituted(but percentage can be tweaked if you want), as it is part of the cider and the spice base. Add FLV Rich Cinnamon if you like your spiced cider served with a stick of cinnamon. Next iterations may have a hint of hazelnut and caramel.

Trying to contribute a bit more lately just with some relatively simple recipes.

Here's a Cinnamon Blueberry Muffin (WIP):

• Blueberry Muffin (FLV) 4%

• Sugar Cookie (CAP) 3%

• Biscuit (INW) 0.5%

• Tres Leches (FW) (Optional) 0.5%

• Blueberry Wild (TFA) 2%

• Cake Batter (CAP) 1%

FLV Rich Cinnamon 1 drop per 30mL

Best after 2-3 days, could be better after longer. I mix it at max VG. I originally tried it with Cinnamon Crunch FLV but so far I'm not the biggest fan of it. It's very light and has a strange aftertaste no matter the percentage I use it at.

The blueberry wild was a last minute addition. It's my favorite blueberry to use when trying to bring out other blueberries. It has linalool in it which adds a very slight acidity bolstering the existing fruit aspects.

It's meant to be more of a realistic muffin-y flavor with a hint of the blueberry and cinnamon, not the other way around.

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NEPTUNE

75/25

Banana Cream (TPA) 4%

Dragonfruit (TPA) .5%

Madagascar Vanilla Classic (FA). 1%

Ripe Banana (TPA) .75%

Strawberry (Ripe) (TPA) 6%

Sweet Cream (CAP) 3%

Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TPA) 3%

I adapted this from a Black Pompom clone I saw a long time ago into FA. It's pretty sour, which I like, but others may not.

• 2% FA Blackcurrant
• 1% FA Lemon Sicily
• 4% FA Pomegranate
• (Optional) 0.75% FA Bilberry
• 0.25% Citric acid as 10% solution

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Something I made on a whim. I enjoy it.

• Blackberry (TFA) @ 6%

• Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TFA) @ 3%

• Whipped Cream (TFA) @ 1%

• Cheesecake Graham Crust (TFA) 1%

• Marshmallow (TFA) @ 1%

• Vanilla Custard (TFA) 1%

• Bavarian Cream (TFA) @ 1%

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This started as a clone of Jimmy the Juice Man's Peachy Strawberry.
Didn't turn out that way, but people seem to like it.

• 10% HS Juicy Peach
• 2% FA White Peach
• 6% CAP Sweet Strawberry
• 1% FA Pear

I had some small bottles of flavor that were mostly empty so I said what the hell and mixed them up.

FW Bavarian Cream 6%

TFA Cheesecake (graham cracker crust) 5%

TFA Dragon fruit 1%

TFA Pineapple 1%

FW Hazelnut 5%

1 drop Surcalose (@10% in pg) per 5ml

I mixed at 80vg/20pg

First Recipe: Twisted Fruit Loops

Black Cherry TFA 10%

Raspberry Sweet TFA 10%

Orange Cream TFA 10%

Sweetener TFA 1 drop per 3ml

Please forgive my NOOB status. If you have any suggestions please let me know.

KeyLime Cookie

Cookie (FA) 3%

Keylime (TFA) 1.32%

Madagascar "Classic" Vanilla (FA) 1.5%

Marshmallow (CAP) 3%

Meringue (FA) 1.5%

Vanilla Swirl (TFA) 1.32%

Batch I made was 12/88 6mg nic. I steeped in warm water for a hour then left if for a day and it tasted really good but it does get better with time

Tasty Chocolate pecan pie recipe that might need some work but tastes great as is. Any tips/thoughts appreciated!

Chocolate pecan pie:

TFA Pralines and cream, 1.5%

TFA Dulce de Leche, 2%

TFA Double Chocolate, 7%

TFA Pie Crust, 2%

Ethyl Maltol (10%s,) 5%

Add PG/VG and nicotine as desired. Needs at least three days to taste right. Good stuff. I typically run it at 60/40 @10mg/ml.

This will undoubtedly get buried so I'll post again in October.

Deadly Sin (Rebel Remix)

• 5% TFA RY4 Double

• 5% Capella Graham Cracker

• 5% FW Butterscotch

I tried the original clone. That version had far too much cinnamon for me, but was still delicious. I attempted different ratios but it wasn't doing it for me. I wanted to revisit fizzmustard's methods of keeping it simple. I mixed at 70/30... Play with the wattages. Dripped on a plume veil 1.5 with 5 wrap 26g fused claptons I get notes of the tobacco, creamy butterscotch, and the bite from the graham cracker which adds a delicious bakery undertone. The flavor profile changes on each inhale/exhale. It's quite amazing. Stellar vape imo.

Easter? Cereal? I don't know, but I love it.

• Bavarian Cream (TFA) @ 2.5% [.75mL]
• Berry Crunch (TFA) @ 6.66% [2mL]
• Fruit Circles with Milk (TFA) @ 13.3% [4mL]
• Marshmallow (CAP) @ 1.66% [.5mL]
• Sweet Cream (TFA) @ 1.66% [.5mL]

Was going for a new cereal vape, got something much different. Let me know what you all think!

-funfetti remix

I did Max VG and 3mg

-6% FW Cake Batter Dip

-2% CAP Vanilla Custard v1

-.75% FA Joy

-3% TFA Cheesecake Graham Crust

-3% TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream

I call it Pearadox. It was inspired by Artifact's Fontana. I haven't tried it yet, but after reading the flavor description, I went for it.

• FA Pear 3%

• TFA Pear 2%

• FA Lime Tahiti .33%

• INW Lime .5%

• CAP Sweet Cream 1%

• FA Fresh Cream 1%

• CAP Marshmallow 1%

The lime comes through a little stronger than I'd like. INW is fucking strong, so I'd probably drop that down to .25% next round. I'm still really enjoying this though.

A nice, quick little pear recipe:

• Pear (TFA) 6%

• Strawberry Ripe (TFA) 4%

• Honeysuckle (TFA) 2%

• Toasted Marshmallow (TFA) (Diketones) 1%

(80/20) VG/PG

Overnight steep

The mouthfeel of this is what makes me wet. It's a perfect blend of sweet, tart, and smooth.

The marshmallow really blends it all together and smooths it out (yay diketones).

This started as a honey-pear mix but I ended up liking it more w/o the honeydew. If you want honeydew just add in 2% TFA honeydew and drop the strawberry to 2%.

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