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So I just ordered all my stuff. What were your first recipes?
submitted almost 10 years ago by SillyShananagins

I have been lurking like a mofo here and finally pulled the trigger.

What recipes did you guys first use? If you had to give one recipe to your best friend starting out, what would it be?

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by NotCharlesMansonalmost 10 years ago

My very first recipe was 7% TFA Strawberry and 9% TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream. A year and a half later, we have Mustard Milk. One percent difference on both flavors. Fuck me, I could have been popular back then.

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by skiddlzninjaalmost 10 years agoFrugivore

I didn't start with any recipes, just mixed whatever fruits I thought would be good. I lurked here for about a month or two just gathering information on how to use what flavors, and used that to make my own fruit recipes.

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by SillyShananaginsalmost 10 years ago

I got some fruits and some custards/creams and TFA peppermint. I don't have a whole lot of room to store all my stuff, so I had to go small =/

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by skiddlzninjaalmost 10 years agoFrugivore

I started out with 5 flavors, so it's not like I had too much at my disposal. Just throw together some fruits and see how they work. I generally went with 7/4/2 for main, secondary, and a hint of fruit. For a cream recipe, just mix two fruit to like 9% and then add 4% of your cream or custard to the mix.

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by FamousDeadPersonalmost 10 years ago

My first recipe was a tropical fruit, I didnt write it down but it was a pretty equal part flavor west recipe with 3 or 4 fruits, I do remmber having Pina Colada and menthol in it, definitely a tank cracker

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by SillyShananaginsalmost 10 years ago

Seems that a lot of people's first blends are fruit based. Good information!

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by ReverendSaintJayalmost 10 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

The reason I got into DIY was /u/project_twenty5oh1 releasing the recipe for Tundra (not called that at the time), a thing that he had been talking about for quite a while at that point. When he published it I said "Well, there you go, there's no reason to keep avoiding it now, you have a recipe to make for a juice you know you love, might as well just get out the card and make the orders".

And so I did. I also got enough ingredients to make one of /u/skiddlzninja's recipes, a modified 'nana Cream flavor. I mixed and vaped both of those for 2 full months before ordering enough new flavors to branch out and start coming up with flavors on my own.

I only have one recipe of my own that doesn't taste like hot garbage, a watermelon heavy variant on Tiger's Blood. I need to tweak the percentages one last time as I'm not "there" on the balance between watermelon and strawberry, but the menthol/koolada/coconut are perfect (in my opinion). It's posted here if you are interested.

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by d4rch0nalmost 10 years ago

Jasmine! That one sucked. I blame the flavor... Tastes a little bitter.

Lavender! I still love it. Very refreshing vape.

Now, my personal favorite is Rose Candy. That's what the flavor is called. I just use about 10% of that with the rest 100%VG 6mg/ml nicotine.

I honestly haven't got into mixing different flavors too much... I really just like the pure versions, maybe with a touch of menthol. I did however like the Rose Candy Lavender mix.

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by Daztasticalmost 10 years ago

My first foray into DIY was a mitigated disaster. I tried a few recipes from eliquidrecipes (mainly HIC) and only one was halfway decent. I was pretty despondent and went back to buying 'premium' juices for an extortionate price. About 2 months later I came across this thing called reddit and discovered this sub.

I browsed around for a bit and gave it another go and found a few decent recipes that I thought I could put up with just to save money. Then one magical day a guy called u/fizzmustard was mentioned along with his recipe for Mustard Milk. I tried this and it honestly changed the way I vape. I haven't looked back since and have now well and truly fallen down the rabbit hole.

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by HallLADalmost 10 years ago

My first was trying to recreate the slurricane clone on ELR, doesn't taste anything like slurricane haha but it was tasty, it was sweet strawberry, sweet Tangerine and juicy peach, can't remember percentages though.

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by nasvobodaalmost 10 years ago

My first mix was a Honey Pearry clone that I still adv today.

All TFA

Pear 6.5% Strawberry 3.5% Honeydew 3.5%

I remember being blown away that something I mixed up tasted so damn good.

Just checked my imgur account and I still have the pic I took of my first mix. Damn I loved that setup at the time.

http://imgur.com/gallery/apFaeqk

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by edbtzyalmost 10 years ago

I feel like this sub stopped caring about honey pearry. All these clones I see are nowhere close. They are still good but its missing.....SOMETHING.. I am still trying to figure it out :(

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by baconmania31almost 10 years ago

Same, I had forgotten to cancel my zample box subscription a bit back and got Nate's nectar as one of my six bottles. Smells and tastes just like honey pearry, same color too. It lists its flavors as honey dew, pear, berry ( strawberry I'm assuming) and peach. I'm thinking peach may be the flavor many of the clones are missing, I'm about to start making the clones again with peach added in and see where it takes me.

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by edbtzyalmost 10 years ago

ah, peach could work. I will definitely have to try that out too.

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by coop34almost 10 years ago

TFA Sweet Raspberry 7%

Cap ny cheesecake 3%

First mix and still making it.

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by TheStankTankalmost 10 years ago

My first was a Key Lime Cheesecake.

I love Uncle Junk's Keystone, so I tried to clone it. Never did got it right, but I've been really happy with what I eventually developed.

If you're wondering what to make first, I would just find a recipe that looks tasty to you, and buy the ingredients for that.

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by RomanTheMutantalmost 10 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

My first recipe was 5% TFA Brandy, 3% TFA Bavarian Cream, and 1% TFA Dragon Fruit. It wasn't terrible. Right now I'm loving my coffee extraction 7.5% plus TFA Bavarian Cream 5%. It's really really good.

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by Sticky907almost 10 years ago

Like many others, my first juice was a strawberry cream. Extremely simple but pretty decent. TFA Ripe Strawberry 5% TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream 5%

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