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Graham Cracker: Stealthy flavour of 2015?
submitted almost 10 years ago by ilikeycoffeeExtractor

So, graham cracker! (no this isn't one of my flavouring posts). Could it be the super secret, super breakout flavour of 2015? It is a key ingredient (along with AP) in my personal ADV, Tribeca (clone). It's creeping into more and more eliquid recipes. Cooks and chefs are going gah gah over adding it as a little booster ingredient in a lot of different dishes. And some top shelf bartenders I know are incorporating the essence or crumbs into some interesting cocktails.

Now Starbucks... (sigh), their new fall flavour is the Toasted Graham Latte.

EDIT - I screwed up the title. Should read: Graham Cracker: the breakout (but still stealthy) flavour of 2015?

Full disclosure. I may, or may not be working of a flavouring guide for graham cracker ;)

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by SCReVACalmost 10 years agoOne of "The Damned"

Ive never even had a Graham Cracker and its one of my favs, especially Cheesecake Graham Crust TFA.

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by NjJoealmost 10 years ago

What do mean u never had a ghram cracker? so you never had a smore either

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by SCReVACalmost 10 years agoOne of "The Damned"

Im not American, and just never came across them in New Zealand lol. I would forsure buy them if I ever saw some in store.

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by xXwhite_whaleXxalmost 10 years ago

I feel like I should gift you a box of graham crackers. It was always a pantry staple. Perfect on their own but most commonly used in smore's, sometimes as a pie crust, ice cream and other sweets. It's a very unique flavor. Just a touch of honey, sometimes cinnamon. Light, crunchy, addicting.

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by CzarMesaalmost 10 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

My god! Send me your address my anglo-saxon cousin and I will change your life! (with graham crackers, not uninvited sex. You sicko.)

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by NjJoealmost 10 years ago

gotcha did not know graham crackers were an american thing

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by chocolatiestcupcakealmost 10 years ago

i always think i want some graham crackers, then i buy some and its like im eating cardboard. i wonder if you can make like a fresh graham cracker that is somehow softer when you eat it

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by McHairpiealmost 10 years ago

So about that Tribeca clone...

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by ilikeycoffeealmost 10 years agoExtractor

It's very similar to the one commonly found online (with AP and Graham cracker). I've mainly tweaked the percentages. This is a 60% PG recipe. I normally do zero nic, but this one I have to do at 6mg because... well I like it better with the 6. I might work on it more to see if I can get the nic's TH, spiciness boost without using nic, down the road.

  • 10% Ethyl Maltol Solution: 1.5%
  • Acetyl Pyrazine 5%: 1.25%
  • Graham Cracker (Clear) (TPA): 2%
  • RY4 Double (TPA) 10%

Needs a solid, solid 2 week steep. Or a 4hr hot water bath then a few days to steep. I mix this up in 100ml batches, I like it so much (and I use it as a base for other stuff)

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by Ding_Dang_Dongersalmost 10 years ago

Tribeca and Torque were my first go-to flavors, I'll have to give this a go.

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by McHairpiealmost 10 years ago

That's almost the same as the one I use. I'll try your %'s next time I mix it.

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by steevjayalmost 10 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

I have seen Graham cracker in so many recipes. It's the flavor everyone should have. here is my Twisted Tribeca vape I always have on hand.

•RY4 Double (TPA) 10%

•Acetyl Pyrazine 5%: 1%

•Graham Cracker (Clear) (TPA): 2%

•Butterscotch (TPA) 2%

The butterscotch has plenty of EM and helps make the caramel in the ry4 double pop.

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by cheetobeard79almost 10 years ago

The best luck I have had with a Tribeca clone is Empire State by Nova Liquides, sold by Vappora.com, closest to the real thing I have ever tasted

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by SpRoOoOoalmost 10 years agoFrugivore

you are awesome ! I just want to say that.

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by WickAndWirealmost 10 years agoMixologist

Mind sharing that clone? One of my all time favorite juices

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by ilikeycoffeealmost 10 years agoExtractor

Posted above: https://www.reddit.com/r/DIY_eJuice/comments/3o1m4d/graham_cracker_stealthy_flavour_of_2015/cvtdc3o

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by probywan1337almost 10 years ago

Please do s Graham cracker guide!

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by ThirdWorldOrderalmost 10 years ago

Add Capella Graham cracker to everything at 0.5%. Go up to 1-2% for more awesomeness although the graham cracker and cinnamon start to stand out a lot more

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by OctaVariuM8almost 10 years agoOne of "The Damned"

Is CAP Graham Cracker good? I have the TPA clear stuff, but that's it.

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by ThirdWorldOrderalmost 10 years ago

Yes it's excellent

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by Chrononaughtalmost 10 years agoOne of "The Damned"

It's amazing. I like it better than TFAs and theirs is pretty good. But it incorporates both a graham cracker and cinnamon. Win/win.

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by Helfrd0771almost 10 years ago

I put that Shit in everything.

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by BTFC_GAINZalmost 10 years ago

Been using 1% CAP graham cracker in a lot of my fruity recipes lately.

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by gilesdavisalmost 10 years ago

It always clashes my brain as it wants to pronounce it properly (according to my nationality), but I've only ever heard it spoken by Americans lol

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by koniferusalmost 10 years agoMixologist

I do love me some TFA Graham Cracker clear.

Recently I've been playing with LA Banana Cream and TFA Graham Cracker Clear with some tasty results.

1 points
 
by rlyongalmost 10 years ago

I dig graham cracker. Most of my DIYs are custardy and sweet and the graham just adds this perfect 'something' to the mix

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by VapeQueen214almost 10 years ago

Im a graham cracker addict that shit makes almost everything delicious. Blueberry fw and ca graham cracker is amazing

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