Cherry Vanilla for Pipe

• Gold Ducat (INW) 3.00%
• Cherry Concentrate (INW) 0.60%
• Vanilla Swirl (TFA) 1.50%

If you've got the stuff try it. Seriously. Gold ducat is a wonderfully unique pipe tobacco flavor. It's dark, so it runs through coils a little quicker than lighter tobaccos. Cherry concentrate is mildly sour and definitely the best cherry flavor that I've run across. It can be a little bit dry, thus the addition of the van swirl. Doesn't bring in too much vanilla flavor, but definitely smooths everything out and produces a nice full feel. Overall this is one of the best things that I've tried lately.

Edit to add

Good right away, but give it a day for the vanilla swirl to get creamier, then it's delicious.

Modified the recipe my friend and I made:

Strawberry Banana Smoothie

2% Fresh cream (flavorart)

2% French Vanilla (TFA)

2% Banana Cream (TFA)

2% Strawberry (TFA)

1% Ethyl Maltol (TFA)

1% Koolada

3 mg Nic

75/25 (vg/pg).

Shake and vape guaranteed.

Taste notes: The vanilla and cream aren't predominant, and tweaking may be required if you want a creamier tasting smoothie/milkshake taste. They grow a bit more with time, but I might bump it up to 2.5% or 3%.

Other than that, enjoy!

#Cereal Marshmallow Strawberry Milk

##Sugary and Sweet Cereal Marshmallows sitting in a nice rich bowl of Strawberry Milk

BRAND | FLAVORING | % ---|---|---- FA| Meringue | 1% FA | Vienna Cream | 1% FA | Almond | 0.5% CAP | Sugar Cookie | 3% CAP| Vanilla Custard V1 | 2% INW| Marzipan | 0.5% TFA| Strawberry Ripe | 4% TFA| Vanilla Swirl | 4% FW| Yellow Cake | 1% Sweetener | Sucralose | 1% MIX AT | 70VG| 30PG STEEP | SHORT | SHAKE&VAPE

This recipe has been in the works for quite sometime now. The first time I started to chase this flavor profile was when I first released Cereal Milks. I felt there was more I could do with that sweet, rich, dairy base and complex layering. The banana in Cereal Milks really brings out that high note that comes in a bowl of left over cereal, but what it didn't do that I wish it could've was add to the authenticity, or accuracy of the flavor. Sometimes you'd get too much of that banana and it would pull you out of the experience. So I needed to hone down the flavor, make it different and interesting, while also making it taste as true to the reference as I could.

Peachy Cream

• 1% INW Peach

• 4% FA Catalan Cream

• 1% INW Shisha Vanilla

• 1.5% TFA Toasted Marshmallow

Dark, sweet peach taste. Almost on the verge of becoming a peach cobbler, but lacking the crust. INW Shisha Vanilla is the perfect vanilla to give a warm, thick vanilla taste to blend with the peach. Catalan Cream gives a spiced cream note that I couldn't get when trying other creams here. Toasted Marshmallow adds a fluffy bakery note that fits in perfectly with everything else.

This is the most enjoyable vape that I've created. It's a very vanilla raspberry custard. I hope you guys enjoy this one as much as I do! Tastes good as a shake n vape but definitely gets better with a good steep to allow the VBIC and VC v1 to develop into their full deliciousness.

Raspberry Custard

Ingredient|% :---|---: French Vanilla (CAP)|1 Raspberry (INAWERA)|1.5 Sweet Cream (CAP)|1 Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TPA)|1.5 Vanilla Custard v1 (CAP)|4 Vanilla Swirl (TPA)|2

Flavor total: 11.5%

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This is my first recipe that I feel is worthy of posting here and only my second post on Reddit, ever. I mixed a lot of recipes but this is one that I'm proud of. To me, it tastes like a raspberry jelly, custard filled fried donut.

•3% TPA Sweet Raspberry

•3% Cap Vanilla Custard v1

•3% Cap Butter Cream

•1% FA Joy

•1% Inawera Biscuit

•1% FW Yellow Cake

Total Flavoring= 12% I mixed at 25/75 PG/VG It really needs 7-10 days to steep but it's good after 24 hours and a hot bath.

I'm open to feedback. I'd like to work on the bakery notes and need ideas on what will give it more of a fried dough taste.

Donut Sugary/frosted old fashioned plain

• Bavarian Cream (TPA) 1%
• Frosted Donut (TPA) 2%
• Glazed Doughnut (CAP) 6%
• Sugar Cookie (CAP) 1%
• Sweetener (Sucralose) (TPA) 0.5%

I started with a Cap donut recipe. Tested the TFA and like the powdered/frosted notes it brings. If you like sweet more sucralose I am sure. The Cap sugar cookie was to get a more old fashioned plain donut flavour. I am going to change this a touch as it went over well with the wife, and smells fantastic, but I am still not blown away. Any ideas would be welcome. *edit **Added .5 EM and .5 FA Marzipan. It needed more sweetness and the marzipan flavour blends real well.

After almost a year of mixing, I have very few original recipes of mine worthy of even a second bottle. This one I am however quite proud of: OASIS

• INW Cactus 2%
• INW Limetka 0.3%
• FA Kiwi 2.5%
• FA Fresh Cream 0.75%
• (10% Solution) Menthol 0.75%
• Koolada 0.6%
• I mix it at 70VG

It's hot as hell down in the Southern Hemisphere, so I was looking for a fresh, juicy 'cool' vape.

• Koolada and Menthol for the coolness with a dash of cream to smooth it out, and a garnish of Lime, which always goes well with menthol.

• 2% Cactus was the magic number of Cactus in Botboy's awesome Desert Forest, so I use it elsewhere as much as possible.

• FA Kiwi, I just thought would compliment Cactus nicely.

The result is a juicy, fresh and different refreshing vape for dripping fans.

Hubba Bubba

TFA Raspberry Sweet 7%

TFA Gummy Candy 7%

Not home right now so not sure if this is correct percentages but literally these two ingredients taste exactly like hubba bubba to me @70/30 vg /pg, maybe let steep a week

Vanilla Funfetti Cupcake : http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/351601/Vanilla+Funfetti+Cupcake

3% Cake (Yellow) (FW)
3% Cheesecake (Graham Crust) (TPA)
0.75% Joy (FA)
2% Marshmallow (FA)
3% Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TPA)
3% Vanilla Cupcake (CAP)
2% Vanilla Custard v2 (CAP)

Flavor total: 16.75% Remember to rate it at: http://tjek.nu/r/2MD1

Based off enya's funfetti cake.. Little spin on it that i've been vaping this wk. Enjoy and thank you very much enya for your recipes..

Came up with this messing around with substitutions and a Castle Long clone recipe I found on ELR. I'll call it...

Short Fort

• 3.19% Brown Sugar (FW)
• 2.5% Kentucky Bourbon (TFA)
• 1.5% Toasted Almond (CAP)
• 1.5% Acetyl Pyrazine 5% PG (TFA)
• 1.5% Coconut Extra (TFA)
• 1.4% Vanilla Swirl (TFA)
• 0.68% Vanilla Bourbon (FA)

Went through my 15ml tester in about 8 hours. It's a keeper.

Cold Cream

Ingredient|% :---|---: Bavarian Cream (TPA)|3 Peppermint (TPA)|0.75 Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TPA)|6 Vanilla Custard (CAP)|3 Vanillin 10% PG (TPA)|1 Whipped Cream (TPA)|2

Flavor total: 15.76%

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Is really tasty as a shake and vape, even better after 7-10 days. It was my first recipe (that wasn't a clone) and I'd really like some feedback on how you guys like it.

I personally feel that it tastes like a Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream with a dollop of whipped cream on it.

Bavarian Cream

 I had it at 6% at first and it gave off the vibe of buttery popcorn, I like it at 4%

Peppermint

 It's good at .75%, but after a few days the peppermint dulls. Probably going to up it to .9%

Vanilla Bean Ice Cream

Is obviously the main ingredient in the recipe, is pretty good at 6% and I might tinker with it a     little more to strengthen the ice cream flavor.

Vanilla Custard

The Vanilla Custard is a subtle note in the background. I am probably going to tinker with this to   see how it affects the flavor. 

Vanillin 10% PG

I really like this flavor and what it does to the recipe it is at IMHO the perfect percentage giving a subtle but not overtly so vanilla taste (as well as the vanilla custard). 

Whipped Cream

The whipped cream gives a very good thickness to it as well as giving it a good background flavor. 

I would appreciate any feedback you guys can give me, most of you are much more experienced than me and it would be great to get advice from an expert.

Warm Spiced Custard

• Custard FA 3%

• Vienna Cream FA 1.5%

• Vanilla Whipped Cream CAP 1%

• Cinnamon Ceylon 0.25%

• Cream Cheese Icing LA 2.5%

• Add fruit if you as desired: My second mix I used Raspberry FA 1.5%, which was really good. I think others could work too, possibly blueberry, pumpkin, or some tropical fruits. Just use this recipe as a custard base.

The FA Custard is a spicer custard compared to some of the others. It includes a light lemon note, which naturally enhances any fruit you add.

Vienna Cream FA sweetens the recipe and and Vanilla Whipped Cream Cap gives added mouthfeel, while also increasing the vanilla component.

The Cinnamon Ceylon FA gives just an added kick of spicy flavor. Keep it low, but you can increase to 0.5% if you want a little more cinnamon flavor to come through.

The Cream Cheese Icing LA was the experimental flavor in this recipe. I wanted to see how it would work within my basic custard recipe. It does change the custard, but I really liked it. Its tastes alot like a cheesecake filling, with this flavor included.

Give this a try and if you like it, try adding different fruits. Once you get your custard the way you want it, there's many ways to change it up.

Enjoy, and Vape On!

My first submission to Diy_ejuice. I love this flavor, it took about a month or so to get down right, after about five different iterations. It could still use a little work to bring out the cake a little more, but I'm in love with where it is now. Give a few days to steep and it is amazing.

Sherbet Cake:

Sherbet cake 

Ingredient|%

:---|---:

Bavarian Cream (TPA)|1.5

Blue Raspberry (TPA)|1

Blueberry Candy (TPA)|1

Cake (Yellow) (FW)|3.5

Rainbow Sherbert (TPA)|3

Raspberry (Sweet) (TPA)|1

Strawberry (Ripe) (TPA)|2

Whipped Cream (TPA)|0.5

Flavor total: 13.5%

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Everyone is probably over the doughnut recipes but if not here's one I'm happy with. I've been working on a regular glazed doughnut for a while now. Always came out okay but not all the way there. So last night I made up another variation i'm pretty pleased with. Nothing too special. I tried this a day after I made it so I imagine it will get better after a week or so. I really like it just after a day.

Doughnut

• Cap Glazed Doughnut 6%
• TFA Bavarian Cream 3%
• Cap Vanilla Custard 2%
• FA Meringue 1%
• CAP NY Cheesecake 2%
• INW Biscuit 1%
• FA Cookie 2%

Glazed Doughnut: I like where the percentage is sitting at right now. It's got a prominent flavor but lets the other ones shine through too. With this recipe I don't get any of the playdough notes from the Glazed Doughnut. It still might be noticeable for some that don't like the flavoring in general so just a warning.

Bavarian cream and Meringue: really take the bitter dryness out of the cookie and glazed doughnut and give it more fluff and sweetness that a doughnut has. This also gives the mix the a light glazed icing flavor, or it could be a combination of these with the NYCC.

NY Cheesecake: really helps give it that creaminess i was looking for too because the glazed doughnut is so flat tasting. Helps bring out more of the fluff.

Vanilla custard: I didn't want to go too high with this because i did try a variation of this recipe with 7% VC in it and the vanilla was just way too strong. Took away from the glazed doughnut. But Vanilla Custard is in everything so why not?

Biscuit and Cookie: both pair together very well here (in general really). They help give it more of the pastry flavor without the extreme dough flavor that a lot of people didn't care for in the Bronuts recipe.

Anyways give it a shot and let me know what you think. Can play around with different creams too on this but this is the best regular glazed doughnut i've tried so far.

Was going for a cascade clone, read up some comments and suggestions from people on another thread and came up with this mix, its pretty fuckin delicious.

Cascaded

• 6% Banana Cream LA
• 4% Strawberry TFA
• 2% INW Strawberry Shisha
• 2% Sweet Cream TFA
• 1% Fuji FA
• 1.5% Pear TFA
• .5% Quince TFA

Generic Delicious Custard Recipe

6% FLV Vanilla Custard

6% CAP Vanilla Custard (both version will do)

1% Holy Vanilla

1.5% CAP Sugar Cookie ( I used v2, but I think v1 would be ok)

2% FW Bavarian Cream

0.5% FLV Coconut

Its really good. Nuff said

Citrus Earl Grey v2

Ingredient|% :---|---: (EM) Sweetener|0.5 Bavarian Cream (TPA)|0.5 Bergamot (FA)|0.5 Cream Fresh (FA)|1 Dairy Milk (TPA)|1 Earl Grey Tea (TPA)|3 hangsen black tea|3 Honey (FA)|0.25 Key Lime (TPA)|1 Lemon (TFA)|0.5 Lime Tahity Cold Pressed (FA)|0.5 Mango (FA)|0.5 Orange Cream (TPA)|1 Orange Creamsicle (CAP)|2

Flavor total: 15.25%

Working with different versions of earl grey this is the most recent. *edit adding notes after recipe. **powerfully flavoured.

The EM seems to balance out the earl grey TPA tea. The touch of sweetness is not unwelcome.

The bavarian cream is for mouth feel and help out the cream and milk.

The earl grey tpa is up from lower with the em it seems to work real well. I used lower % in prior versions. I added the black tea to use it and because I like my tea strong and want a strong assam style tea with bergamot as opposed to a strong bergamot with tea.

I love Fa bergamot and wanted to up it but it covers the citrus that I wanted. I went citrus because of bergamots ability to extend the fruit on the exhale. It really does make a citrus fruit pop and a really enjoyable vape. I want a nice blend of citrus and not one specific fruit. It does seem to give you different notes of each fruit as you vape which was intended.

I really like the FA honey it has some floral notes that blend well with bergamot and the TPA earl grey. I was hoping to use it as the sweetener as well.

The lime FA is still prominent so I might drop it a touch next time if it does not calm more in steep. The blend of citrus I mentioned: I wanted a citrus blend but allow you to taste them individually and to help make it a little different every time you draw.

The different fruits are a blend of what I have and love, the mango and bergamot, and some others that I want to use up.

I like the Cap creamsicle because of the creamsicle notes (rather than just orange and cream I taste the ice cream bar) but added the tpa orange cream because it has more zest I find than the cap. The fruit was a blend of what I had to use up and an attempt at a nice citrus fruit blend I could use in other recipes. Works great here.

• Eucalyptus with mint (INW) 1%
• Forest Fruit (FA) 1.5%
• Raspberry (FA) 0.5%
• Lime C.P. (FA) 0.5%
• Mandarin (FA) 0.7%
• Anise (INW) 1%

I like it. First time using these two INW flavors.

E&M should be called Eucalyptus with menthol imo cause that shit is icy, and there's not really any mint to be found. The eucalyptus is really subtle, I wish I could get more of it without upping the menthol at the same time. Gonna be a tough one to use because from what I hear it even fades over time.

Anise is very subtle in flavor as well but provides a great moutfeel. Both can still be tasted towards the end though.

The red fruit could maybe use a little boost depending on your tastes and the citrus is right where I like it. It feels juicy to me, almost as if I had used Cactus.

I'd suggest those who love Stanley Clarke's Snake Oil give this a try, it might guide you towards a new ADV or you might even like it as it is :) I gave it a day btw, didn't try it right away.

So I'm mostly new to this DIY scene. I would love your criticism and anything you vets and rooks would be able to add to make this a premium blend. It's my first attempt at a 3+ ingredient mix that turned out great (to my taste buds of course).

Morpheus v1.2:

Mandarin - TFA - 6%

Pineapple - TFA - 3%

Bavarian Cream - TFA - 2%

Vanilla Swirl - TFA - 2%

Coolada - TFA - 1%

I'm not a fan of sweetners honestly and only have experience with TFA flavors. So please. Try it and let me know <3 <3

Cheers

-Michael

'Otai Drink

Ingredients|% :--|:-- Watermelon Clear (LA)|3.5 Coconut Candy (TFA)|2.5 Pineapple (INW)|2.5 Cream Fresh (FA)|0.5 Coconut (FA)|0.5

Flavor Totals: 9.5%

Relatively simple recipe inspired by this Polynesian drink. The modern form of it usually contains: watermelon, pineapple, shredded coconut, and coconut milk/cream. For this one I added a little fresh cream to simulate an evaporated milk vibe and to further round out the sweetness of the fruits. Could probably add a splash of Lime but it's pretty 'true' to the drink as it is.

Two of my new favorites

Kentucky Custard

6% Vanilla Custard (TFA)

4.5% Kentucky Bourbon (TFA)

1.5% Vanilla Bourbon (FA)

.5% Caramel Original (TFA)

Apple Danish

3% Fuji (FA)

3% Liquid Amber (FA)

1% Cinnamon Crunch (FLV)

.5% Caramel Original (TFA)

Long time lurker here.
Thought it was about time I shared one of my mixes.
Not brilliant and not even sure if it's worth sharing but here it goes...

• Butter Cream (CAP) 2%
• Cheesecake (Graham Crust) (TPA) 8%
• Dulce de Leche (TPA) 1%
• Sweet Cream (CAP) 2%
• Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TPA) 1%

I think this could be improved on so any comments welcome.
Needs at least 1 week steep

http://tjek.nu/r/2K5L

Very Simple "Raspberry Lemonade"

*Raspberry (CAP) - 8%

*Juicy Lemon (CAP) - 5%

• Menthol (Optional) - 1%

At first I tried 15% flavor composition and felt it was a little too strong so I reduced the percentages a bit and fell in love with this flavor. The raspberry adds the perfect sweetness to the flavor while the lemon holds it back from becoming too overbearing. I added the menthol kick for those of you who prefer to chill~~.

Blue Bunz:

Blueberry (FW) - 3.5%
Boysenberry (FLV) - 1.5%
Cinnamon Danish Swirl (CAP) - 2%
Biscuit (INW) - 1%
Joy (FA) - 0.25%
Meringue (FA) - 1%
Yellow Cake (FW) - 2%
AP 5% - 0.75%

Requires a 72 hour curing time.

My first attempt at anything cinnamon related. My inspiration was a warm cinnamon pastry with a sweet berry filling.

The most important aspect of this mix might be FLV boysenberry. The sweetness it provides really helps balance the cinnamon. So if you don't have that particular flavor, I might wait until you're able to order it. FA Meringue was also added for sweetness and to assist with the interplay betwen the fruits and bakery flavors.

CDS, Yellow Cake, and Biscuit all attribute to a fantastic pastry. The Joy interacts favorably with both INW biscuit and CDS.

Moving forward, I need to order other concentrates to test in place/in tandem with CAP CDS. FLV rich cinnamon initially comes to mind. I've heard nothing but amazing things, just havent been able to order it...

Your fresh batch will be heavy on the cinnamon and boysenberry. After approx. 72 hours, the other flavors start to really present themselves and everything becomes balanced.

I would absolutely love to hear some feedback on this recipe.

I've been working on a strawberry cream, which I know has been done again and again, but there's always been something missing in them for me. So I made this.

Grandma's Milk

• FLV Vanilla Custard 5%
• INW Strawberry 0.75%
• TFA Strawberry (Ripe) 5%
• HS Italian Cream 2%
• FLV Cream 1.5%
• FA Vienna Cream 1%
• DIYFS Holy Vanilla 2%

Mixed at 70VG/30PG, 3mg. Starts getting better around 3 days, but I love it immediately honestly.

Strawberries: I used the combination of INW and Straw ripe to build a super sweet base. INW Strawb is almost candied and compliments the Ripe pretty well in my opinion.

Creams: Part of the cream base was inspired by /u/NotCharlesManson, specifically the Italian Cream paired with strawberry. It's super rich, buttery goodness. It's calmed down a lot by FLV custard, FLV cream, and vienna cream. FLV custard and Holy Vanilla add a nice vanilla background note.

It's ADV status for me.

Thorn: Nectarine Rose Macaron

Ingredient|% :---|---: Almond (FA)|1 Apricot (FA)|1 Biscuit (INAWERA)|0.5 Cookie (FA)|0.5 Lemon Sicily|0.5 Lime Tahity Cold Pressed (FA)|0.25 Mandarin (FA)|0.25 Marzipan (FA)|3 Marzipan (INAWERA)|1 Meringue (FA)|0.5 Nectarine (TPA)|4 Rose Candy (TPA)|3

Flavor total: 15.5%

Expanded Notes

Posted both of these in the new "first timers" thread, figured i should put them here for everyone to try as well

Strawberry Custard:

• Strawberry (The Flavor Apprentice) @ 4%
• Sweet Strawberry (Capella) @ 2%
• Vanilla Custard V1 (Capella) @ 8%

I found that this 6% mix of strawberry really creates a real strawberry flavor and i wanted to do something simple that first timers could easily do. This flavor is definitely rich, which i like. Others may not feel the same but you might be able to combat this by lowering the Vanilla Custard to 6%.

JTJM Strawberry Astronaut Clone:

• Strawberry (The Flavor Apprentice) @ 10%
• Apricot (The Flavor Apprentice) @ 4%
• Apple (The Flavor Apprentice) @ 1%
• Ethyl Maltol (10% diluent in pg) @ 1%

I found this recipe by /u/Chrononaught he had 1% mango (tfa) in place of apple and while it was pretty close I knew it was something else in this mix. I thought it might be apple and i played around with a couple different ones, including FA fuji, but it didn't work. I figured since the others were TFA the apple may be as well and their standard apple really fit with this mix. I've tasted this mix alongside the real one and it's really fucking close. I think a little play in the percentages and it will be dead on, i just can't figure out which. Nonetheless this is an awesome mix. Props to /u/Chrononaught again for doing most of the work on this recipe, we went back and forth over pm's for a couple of weeks and both are very happy how it came out. Hope everyone enjoys!

tl;dr Here's some great first timer recipes, would love some feedback!

• 8% Blueberry Extra TPA
• 3% Cake Batter CAP 3
• 1.5% Cinnimon Danish TPA .5
• 1% Ethyl Maltol 10% TPA 1
• 2% French Vanilla v2 TPA 2
• 1% Marshmallow TPA 1
• 2% Vanilla Swirl TPA 2

Blueberry Glazed Danish with a hint of cinnamon, reminds me of Ronin's Blueberry French Toast that is discontinued. Personally I can taste the blueberry in this which is usually a hard flavor to taste. Easy shake and vape but I know this will get better when steeped! Enjoy!

http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/370054

I was searching for flavours from my childhood and one of the best was strawberry vanilla Chupa Chups lolipop. This is most accurate recipe i can get so far. Flavours create light-milky vanilla base with rich strawberry note. Shake and vape certified, after 3 or more days it's getting better. Very simple, light and delicious vape. Enjoy!

Strawberry Lolipop

Flavour | % | Manufacturer ---------|----------|---------- Strawberry (Ripe) | 7 | TFA Shisha Strawberry | 2 | INW
Meringue | 2 | FA
Capella Vanilla Custard v1 | 1 | CAP
Caramel | 0.5 | FA

Rate @ ELR!

True Blue [the ultimate blueberries&cream] 

Ingredient|% :---|---: Blueberry (FW)|7 Butter Cream (FW)|2 Cake (Yellow) (FW)|2 Cake Batter Dip (FW)|4

Flavor total: 15%

Phototropic

Ingredient|% :---|---: Cactus (INAWERA)|1 Coconut Extra (TPA)|1 Dragonfruit (TPA)|1 Mango (TPA)|3.5 Peach (Flavorah)|3 Pink Guava (Flavorah)|0.5 Raspberry (Sweet) (TPA)|2

Flavor total: 12%

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Notes: I held off posting this one anywhere until I had lived with it awhile, but, cheesus crust, it's tasty. Fairly certain it's a shake-n-vape, but mine sat for about a week, because I had another juice occupying my fruit tank at the time.

Peach (FLV) & Mango (TPA): for the fleshy base of the thing, because I really like how those two flavors interact to make a soft-to-the-touch ripe mango flavor.

Cactus (INW) & Pink Guava (FLV): because I am in love with these two flavors, but, I didn't necessarily want them to be, like, the ONLY thing happening here (which Pink Guava has been known to do). Also, that Cactus keeps it all wet-n-sexy.

Sweet Raspberry (TPA) & Dragonfruit (TPA): just a little splash of color to keep it interesting.

Coconut Extra (TPA): for body and "creaminess" while still keeping it light and fresh.

I mixed this up because even though the first day of winter isn't even here yet, I needed a hot, tropical face-fuck to keep my spirits up. I named it after a Kyuss Song, by the way.

I love donuts been one of my new favorites and I am trying to clone it. This is one of the variation I came up with. It's not bad but something is missing.

Blueberry (FW) - 3% Vanilla Cupcake (CAP) - 9% Frosted Donuts (TFA) - 7% NY Cheesecake (CAP) - 3% Sweetner ( TFA) - 1%

What do you guys think?

No Cojones (Margarita/Citrus blend)
70/30 (vg/pg) @ 6mg

• Margarita (FW) @ 2.00%
• Lime Tahity - Cold Pressed (FA) @ 1.00%
• Boom (FW) @ 6.00%
• Sweet Strawberry (CAP) @ 3.00%
  TFA Cotton Candy/TFA Sweetener to taste (I'm at 1 drop/5mL of each)

Sweet margarita-ish flavor comes through with a good blend of citrus and strong margarita tone. Shake&Vape - 1 week. I have noticed that it does prefer a warmer vape.

Minty Blue

• 8.00% Blue Berry (FW)
• 2.00% Honeydew Melon (CAP)
• 1.00% Coconut (FA)
• 0.50% Peppermint (FA)

Never tried using koolada with it yet, that is going to be when I get my vapemail, but you might want to start at 0.25% of peppermint and adjust to taste, I like the 0.5% but my girlfriend thinks 0.25% is better.

Nice strong blueberry taste on inhale, cool minty exhale. Shake and Vape, the longer it sits the more the peppermint mellows out. Mixed at 40/60 6mg

Lemon Pledge

• Lemon (INW) 1%
• Ginger (SOL) 1%
• Acacia Honey (SOL) 2.5%

Seriously don't mix this. I was going for a ginger soother :(

The honey in this is real good though, first time using it. I've never tried any other honey flavorings but this is solid. It's realistic, sweet and lingers on the tongue after the exhale. SOL stands for Solubarôme btw.

Too lazy to do long notes, but here's my latest.

Cherry Lime Rickey

TFA Key lime 3%

FA Lime cold pressed 1%

TFA Citrus Punch 3%

FA Black Cherry 1.5%

INW Cherries 1.5%

Mixed 70/30 VG/PG

Best after an overnight steep, as the cherries need a bit to mellow out. Pretty sweet and tart. If the cherry is a bit strong for you, drop both or either .5%, but I really love cherries. Like alot.

This is one that I am currently playing with. It is inspired by Keystone Vapor's Hallelujah, which is described as 'an energized fruit drink with peaches and honeydew.' I call it Up-Town Funk

• Cactus (INW) - 0.5%
• Honeydew (TFA) - 4%
• Mad Fruit (FA) - 4%
• Melon (INW) - 1%
• Peach (FA) - 0.5%
• Peach (FLV) - 0.5%
• White Peach (FA) - 1%

I decided to add 1 drop menthol/10ml because I was feeling like a cool cat, but it isn't required here. This recipe definitely isn't a clone and isn't intended to be...it was just something I thought up as I was listening to the radio on a drive. Oh and it is delicious!
85vg/15pg

James Bond

Caramel TFA @ 1%
Hazelnut Cap @ .25%
Cinnamon Roll FW @ 2%
Butterscotch Ripple FW @ 2%
Graham Cracker ANY@ 1%
Peanut Butter ANY@ .25%
Black Mile ECX@ 4%
Black n Milk ECX @ 4%
Fresh Cream FA @ 3%
Meringue ANY @ 3%

This is a smooth pipe-esque tobacco vape. After steeping the sweetness of the caramel and butterscotch will ripen as the cream seduces the peppery tobacco. The spicy crispness will slip away as the earthen woody tones begin to emanate from deep within this dark mixture. This mix is in no way sullen or nefarious. A clean, complex flavor with all of the mystery and auspiciousness of its name. James Bond.

Cheese Cock:

CAP- NY Cheesecake- 5%

TFA- Cheesecake Graham Crust- 2.5%

LA- Cheesecake- 1%

TFA- Vanilla Swirl- 1%

FA- Cookie- 0.5%

FA- Custard- 0.5%

FA- Torrone- 0.35%

P.S. put some fruits up in this bitch

As yall will see, I'm not great with naming flavors. Here's my take on Blueberry Waffle.

Flavor | % | Manufacturer ---|---|---- Blueberry (Wild) | 5 | TFA Waffle (Belgian) | 5 | TFA Vanilla Custard | 2 | TFA Graham Cracker | 1 | TFA Toasted Marshmallow | 1 | TFA
Total: 14%, mixed at 70/30, 5mg Nicotine, Shake-n-vape. 48hrs aging does bring out the vanilla flavor in the mix.

At first, I mixed blueberry and waffle at 7% each, but the flavors tasted rather 'sharp'. I found that the Vanilla Custard really set the recipe off. The marshmallow and graham cracker are just a little added nuance.

Trying out a few new flavors. This came out pretty good.

Nutty

• SCE Macadamia Nut 4%
• FW Pralines and Cream 2%
• INW Shisha Vanilla 1%
• FA Caramel 1%

From the recent review of the Silver Clouds Estate flavors, I picked up Macadamia Nut and knew I wanted it to be the main star. It's already a complex flavor on it's own, but I added in FW Pralines and Cream to add to that complexity. Shisha Vanilla and Caramel round it out and give those flavors something to rest on.

Banana Milkshake v1

Ripe Banana (TFA) @ 5.0%

Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TFA) @ 2.5%

Bourbon (Vanilla Bourbon) (FA) @ 0.3%

Cinnamon Ceylon (FA) @ 0.1%

Graham Cracker (Clear) (TFA) @ 0.5%

My first attempt at a Minty Peaches and Cream turned out to be more like sweaty feet so I tabled that for a few days and whipped this up. The banana is a nice natural banana, not overly sweet candy banana, on the inhale. I can taste and feel the VBIC on the exhale and the cinnamon gives it a bit of a kick at the end. The cinnamon is a bit pronounced right after mixing, but it mellows out overnight.the bourbon vanilla and graham cracker gives it a bit more body, which was lacking when it was just banana and VBIC.

It needs something like pecans and caramel to give it more depth, that is something I am considering. Overall I'd give this a B+ for a first attempt.

Apple Tart Crunch

• FW (Cinnamon Roll) 2%
• TFA (Apple Pie) 4.5%
• TFA (Cheesecake(GCC)) 2%
• TFA (Cinnamon Sugar Cookie) 6%
• TFA (Quince) 2%

So, this an original recipe I've created. The flavoring % seems high, but after a 1 week steep in a sub ohm tank it's delicious. BUT, I'm not done playing with this one yet. I'd like the get the flavoring %'s down some. It seemed kind of harsh on a dripper earlier in the week.If anyone has any suggestions as to making this good recipe better, I'm open to it.Without further ado,

Salted Caramel Sugar Cookies

*Butter Cream (CAP) 4%
*Sweetner (TFA) 4%
*Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (CAP) 1%
*Sugar Cookie (CAP) 8%
*Salted Caramel (FW) 4%
*Cake Batter (CAP) 1%

Edit: Needs 1 week steep at a minimum.

Grape Lollipop

3% FE Grape

5% TFA Grape Juice

2% Ethyl Maltol

Needs a day to come together, I find high amounts of EM need a little steeping time or it tastes more like a sweetener. This is a smooth, grape lollipop flavor and very simple to make. FE Grape is something I've been using for a couple of weeks now and I couldn't be happier with the sweet candy grape taste.

Switching out EM with Sweetener at 1-1.5% is good too, less smooth but much sweeter as a shake and vape.

Peppermint Marshmallow

• CAP Marshmallow 5%

• TFA Peppermint 6%

• FA Vienna Cream 1%

• FA Fresh Cream .5%

• TFA Vanilla Swirl 1%

Ultimate Frosted Flakes in Milk

Ingredients (16% total, all flavors Diacetyl free in PG)

Flavor | Ratio ---|---|----|---- Speckled Flakes Cereal - (OOO) | 9% | text | text Cream (Milky Undertone) (OOO) | 1% | text | text Acetyl Pyrazine 5% | 2% | text | text Kettle Corn (TPA) | 3% | text | text Pie Crust (TPA) | 1% | text | text

Strength: 6 mg PG/VG-ratio: 30/70 Flavor total: 16 ml (16%)

Notes MIX BY WEIGHT - KEEP RATIOS - don't go by 'drops' on here.

Identical to Aisle 7 "Flaked" and Stout Vaping Company "Corn Flakes"!

Post-mix:

1. Warm steep (uncovered) for 24 hours
2. Room temp-Steep (covered 2 weeks)

One-on-One: oneononeflavors.com Their speckled flakes (frosted flakes) flavor makes this.

Purple Rain

• INW Morning rain 4%
• INW Raspberry 0.25%
• FA MTS Vape Wizard 0.5%

Mild fresh tobacco with a blast of raspberry and menthol. The mint/menthol in the morning rain really works nicely against the raspberry.

I used the "tobacco aroma" version of Morning Rain here, not the Wera Garden. Can use less MTS, this works out at about 2 drops per 20ml for me, I have the 250ml dropper bottle direct from FA.

Went with a friend to pick up his first set up today, he said he'd try to quit smoking if he had something that tasted like a menthol cigarette, it's not much but I mixed this up at 12mg and he threw his cigarettes away:

Western Cowboy Blend (tfa) 7% Koolada (tfa) 2%
Vape wizard MTS (fw) 1%

2% koolada is quite a bit, but I tried it with 1% and he said I should up it a little. The vape wizard mts rounds it off and seems like it kills the sweetness in the cowboy blend which almost tastes like hazelnut without it.

Hi new to DIY juice mixing, but wanted to share this recipe i made up as i was asked by my wife to make her a coconut base flavor mix, and would like some feedback; Made up 15ml *Ccoconut 5% = 0:75ml *Marshmallow 4% = 0:6ml *Pie crust 2% = 0:3ml *Koolada 1% = 0:15ml *Nicotine vg base at 7.2% 1:25ml
*VG 9:28ml *PG 2:67ml All the above concentrates are from Chefs Vapour uk It dose taste like a Caramac chocolate bar to us, pls let me know what you think cheers.

Cocoa Brandy Pear

• 1% Brandy (FA)
• 1% Chocolate (FA)
• 1.5% Cocoa (FA)
• 2% Pear (TFA)

Pretty good. I think it could use a touch more Brandy, I'll try 1.5% next time. The first three ingredients are a really good base that should work with other fruits as well, something like FA Forest Fruit should work well here. I have ordered INW Shisha Cocoa Brandy to see if it could fit in there somewhere, I'll update if I find something good :)

Super Simple Lemon Cake

• 3% Lemon (TFA)
• 7% Vanilla Cupcake (TFA)
• 1% Sweetener (TFA)

I've been vaping MTV Lemon Pound Cake for over a year, and I wanted to try my shot at mixing my own.

I also wanted to keep it super simple. This recipe was a total guess, and I think I got REALLY close. I might go to 2% lemon on the next mix, but I really like lemon.

edit: this needs to steep for at least a few days to mellow out, it's a bit harsh right out of the mix.

Coconut Pete

Flavor | Vendor | % ---|---|---- Philippine Mango | TFA | 4% Juicy Peach | TFA | 4% Pineapple | TFA | 3% Ripe Strawberry | TFA | 3% Kiwi Double | TFA | 3% Coconut Double | TFA | 1%

18% flavor total

Slight variation of my first mix, going for a fruity tropical flavor a la Adirondack's Cayuga. A very sweet vape for having no added sweetener, with sweet tropical notes layered on strawberry with a coconut undertone. The first batch had more coconut and strawberry, but the coconut can really wash out the other flavors quickly so I toned down the mix. I am going to keep tweaking it and try some other vendors, namely inawera for strawberry and FA for the mango to see if they can shine through a little more. I think with a stronger strawberry flavor I could cut out the Kiwi all together as I only added it because I was running low on ripe strawberry.

Can certainly shake and vape, but best after at least a day of steeping to let the coconut and kiwi settle.

I mix at 30/70 PG/VG @ 3mg

First time post here, been lurking for a few months but I finally made a blend I'm proud of as a adv.

Succulent honeydew

Honeydew (TFA) - 6%
Apple (LA) - 2%
Dragon fruit (TFA) - 1.5%
Cotton candy (TFA) - 1%
Watermelon (TFA) - 1%
Smooth (TFA) - 1%
Overall flavor = 12.5%

The overall flavor profile is a Succulent honeydew with a slight hint of melon.
Personal preference is a 3mg at around 85/15.

Makes for a great shake and vape, steeping helps but is not necessary.

Smooth provides a nice mouth feel while rounding out any harsh notes, can be made without it, as it does not effect flavor.

This was a long work in progress to get the correct blend, any more honeydew and it ends up quite harsh, but I couldn't sacrifice that Succulent honeydew flavor.

Candy Cane Cream

• Candy Cane (FW) @ 9-10%

• Whipped Cream Vanilla (CAP) @ 1%

• Vanilla Swirl (TPA) 2.5%

• Vanilla Custard (CAP) 3%

• (optional) Menthol/Koolada .5-1% for a cooler vape

Mixed @ 30pg/70vg

Steep time:1-2 days

Decided to mix this up for the holidays, and its a very pleasant vape. I added the Vanilla Custard in to give the flavor more of a creamy backbone instead of just minty vanilla. I recommend adding methol/koolada since candy cane can have a bite to it at the percentage mixed in this recipe.

Melon Eucalyptus

This was my first attempt at making something similar to Melonlyptus by BX. I really like eucalyptus + mint and plan on continuing to make up some other recipes using it.

Melon Eucalyptus 

Ingredient|% :---|---: Eucalyptus + Mint (INAWERA)|2 Koolada 10% (TPA)|1 Melon-INAWERA Flavours">INW|3

Flavor total: 6%

Remember to rate it at e-liquid-recipes.com!

Here's a festive flavor I just made a couple of days ago

Peppermint Peanut-Butter Bark (all TFA):

• Peppermint (TFA) - 6%

• Peanut-Butter (TFA) - 7%

• English Toffee (TFA) - 4%

• White Chocolate (TFA) - 3%

• 1 drop/10ml of Cotton Candy (TFA) (or any 10% ethyl maltol)

Let me know what you guys think, I really, really like this one.

• INW Raspberry 0.25%
• SCE Raspberry 3%
• FLV Blueberry 0.25%
• TFA Blueberry Extra 2%
• CAP Sugar Cookie v2 3%
• FW Yellow Cake 3%
• INW Biscuit 0.25%
• FA Cookie 0.2%

Before I explain this, I want to say it's not a cake. It looks like it should be, but it's more a fruity vape with a full and rich undertone.

It NEEDS at least a 2-3 day steep before you taste anything besides the fruits.

Raspberry: Trying out another Silver Clouds Estate flavor. It's very sweet, not as realistic as INW. It comes out as one of the main flavors at 3%. INW helps to round it out a bit and make it more complex.

Blueberry: I didn't want blueberry as a main note at all and it acts as a supporting fruit pretty well with TFA Blue xtra at 2% and FLV blueberry at 0.25%. I like FLV blue, but it's extremely artificial to me, even moreso than TFA. They are both pretty sweet and I don't think they'd work well as a main note in this unless you added a good amount of FA bilberry.

Pastries: CAP Sugar Cookie and FW Yellow Cake were added for the same reason - to add a rich feeling. They are at fairly low percentages so they don't add any of the cakey feeling you get at 5-6%. INW Biscuit was added for the same reason, but it's really buttery and I don't think that'd work well with the way I wanted the fruits to come out so it's at a tweaking percentage. FA Cookie was actually added to support the INW biscuit - too acetyl pyrazine-y for this so it's at 0.2% and I'm not sure this even needs it; haven't taken it out to experiment.

Here's my best recipe so far: Choc Mint Slice.

• Cheesecake (Graham Crust) (The Flavour Apprentice) 4.0%
• Graham Cracker (The Flavour Apprentice) 2.0%
• New York Cheesecake (Capella) 2.0%
• Mild Winter (Flavour Art) 2.0%
• Nutella (Flavor West) 3.0%
• Fresh Cream (Flavour Art) 1.5%

The Graham Cracker, Cheesecake (Graham Crust) and New York Cheesecake all make a wonderful, slice-ey/cake-ey type base at this percentage. This forms the "slice" part of the juice.

Mild Winter is a great mint, not too strong, not too subtle, a perfect balance between flavour and minty mouthfeel. At 2% it adds that mint flavour without being over bearing.

Nutella FW is an underrated flavour and I use it a bit. It's a great substitute for chocolate in most instances, and this is what I am using it for in this one. At 3% it doesn't impart too much of the hazelnut flavour and adds more of the warm, chocolate feel.

Fresh Cream FA is just great with everything. I use this as a dollop of fresh whipped cream on the side, and it completes the flavour profile perfectly.

I mix it at 75% VG. Let it steep for 3 days.

The Queen of Tarts ^^A ^^Yummy ^^Strawberry ^^Tart ^^Vape...

• FA Meringue @ 1%
• FA Cookie @ 1%
• TFA Brown Sugar @ 2%
• FA Strawberry @ 0.5%
• FA Vienna Cream @ 0.5%
• TFA Cheesecake Graham Crust @ 1%
• TFA Ripe Strawberry @ 6%

Some ^^not-so ^^detailed notes...

I have finally got this recipe tweaked to the point that I feel it worth sharing. It's more of a Strawberry Tart, but almost a Strawberry Malt-type vape. FA Cookie + FA Meringue combine to make a delightfully creamy pastry note, with FA Strawberry rounding out and enhancing the strawberry base provided by the tried and true TFA Ripe Strawberry. FA Vienna Cream is a wonderfully useful flavoring that rounds out and helps provide a spicy uniqueness to the cream note. I believe TFA Cheesecake Graham Crust contains Acetyl Pyrazine which helps give a more bready note to the pastry aspect of the juice, and the cheesecake portion of it just backs up the creaminess of the FA Meringue and Vienna Cream quite well. Lastly, TFA Brown Sugar adds some needed sweetness without going the dreaded EM/Sucralose route.

A pretty good shake and vape, but does well to steep ~3-5 days. I mix this recipe 75/25, but feel free to mix it at whatever ratio you prefer. If you improve upon it please let me know!

Merry Christmas & Enjoy! :)

Edit: I bet some cinnamon would be good in here. I've been meaning to order FA Cinnamon Ceylon to try...

My first "real" recipe that was more than two flavors. I was getting sick of pastries and deserts, but wanted something sweet. So I came up with Raspberry Yum.

1. Sweet Raspberry TFA - 8%
2. Sweet Strawberry Cap - 4%
3. Sweet Cream TFA - 2%
4. Toasted Marshmallow TFA - 1.5%
5. Graham Cracker Cap - 1%
6. Ethyl Maltol @10% TFA - 2%

Sweet raspberry and a little srawberry fruity, a tiny bit creamy and toasty/baked flavor. Shake and vape.

Wapeach

Watermelon (TFA) 7%
White peach (FA) .5%
Dragonfruit (INW) .5%

Mixed this up a couple of days ago and its a lovely vape! Let me know what you think!

Chocolate Slice

9% Snickers FW

4% Graham Cracker FW

3% Sweet Cream FW

1% Cake Batter Dip FW

Reminds me of home made chocolate slice. The type with a biscuit base, chocolate icing layer and coconut sprinkles on top.

http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/360439/Chocolate+Slice

• Peanut Butter - CAP - 8%
• Bavarian Cream - TFA - 3%
• Caramel - TFA - 3%
• Marshmallow - TFA - 3%
• Acetyl Pyrazine - TFA - 0.5%

Creamy PB and caramel. Started as an attempt to clone one of my favorites, and evolved into something new. My first complete recipe.

Pretty good after 2-3 days, but best at 5+.

Baked Bliss

This is my first complex recipe so go easy on me now. It is an apple danish with cinnamon with light coating of icing and a caramel drizzle.

Almond (FA) @.6%
Apple Pie( (FA) @1%
Bavarian Creme(TPA) @3.15%
Butterscotch (FW) @.5%
Caramel Candy (TPA) @1%
Cinnamon Ceylon (FA) @.35%
Cinnamon Danish Swirl (CAP) @5.2%
Dragonfruit (TPA) @.75%
Ethyl Maltol (TPA) @.5%
Fuji Apple (FA) @4.25%
Joy (FA) @ .6%
Whipped Cream (FA) @ .75%

Berry Chai

Flavor|% :--|--: Chai Tea (TFA)|8.0% Razzleberry (FW)|2.5% French Vanilla (FW)|1.0%

Notes:

Wife and a co-worker both wanted this, so I started with their usual Chai mix (10%) and then replacing with Razzleberry. At 1-2%, the Razzleberry was barely there, while 3%+ just blew out the flavor and I was left with a muted mess. At 2.5%, the flavors were right, but the juice was really harsh. I've found that roughly 1% FW French Vanilla helps smooth out a lot of juices w/o changing the flavor much, and it once again did its job here.

Rootbeer Float:

Rootbeer Float (tfa) - %8

Vanilla bean ice cream (tfa) - %6

Dairy milk (tfa) - %3

French vanilla (tfa) - %2

Marshmallow (tfa) - %2

Koolada (tfa) - %1

70/30 vg/pg

Its 4 degrees out right now. Last week I thought I would whip up something that was earthy with a touch of spice and would help take my mind off the damn cold. This is what came of it.

Odin's Cup

8% FA Soho (this has the earthyness)

6% TFA RY4 Double (this brings a sweet streak and that lovely RY4 backbone)

3% FW Hazlenut (for a little nutty and creamy taste)

1.5% FA Catalan Cream (some more cream with a little citrus and spice tone)

1.5% TFA Brown Sugar (more sweetness!)

1% FLV Vanilla Custard (just because I think its swell)

1 Drop per 15ml FLV Rich Cinnamon (spice!)

Steep 5 days + and enjoy!

I rarely do fruit mixes but this turned out tasting just like my favorite capri sun as a kid. I think it was called aquacooler or something.

Kapri Son

2% FA White peach

0.5% FLV peach

0.75% INW raspberry

1.5% TFA Strawberry

0.75% FLV boysenberry

0.5% FLV lime

1% FLV raspberry

0.5% FA Fuji Apple

2.5% FW Gummi Bear

When I first started vaping I found some juice that was a grape/blue raspberry menthol flavor, only saw it at one shop, never really found a similar flavor, no idea what the brand what but the bottles were distinct and I haven't seen them since.

So I figure I might as well play with some blue raz and make my own.

Don't have the flavored yet so I'm just toying with ideas.

Grape Juice (TFA) 6%

Blue raspberry (CAP) 8%

Menthol (FW) 1.5%

Or

Grape Candy (TFA) instead of the grape juice.

Anybody try this before? What's a good percentage for blue raz to make the flavor prominent?

Watermelon Lemon Drop.

VG/PG: 70/30

• 4.2% Watermelon (FA)
• 1.0% Citrus Mix (FA)
• 1.0% Cactus (INW)
• 1.0% Wild Melon (FLV)

If you need to round those edges out reduce the citrus mix to .85% and add .25% FA Marshmallow

Steep time was about 4 hours, so far so good. I think this one is a winner.

I was trying to create a sort of pear cobbler flavor, when I stumbled on an interesting combination. I thought I would drop this here, and if anyone else wanted to develop it further, by all means, steal this. I feel that the following combination would be a good...

Beginning of a Pumpkin Muffin

• Vanilla Cupcake (TFA) - 2%
• DX Cinnamon Danish (TFA) - 4%
• Pumpkin Spice (CAP) - 0.5%

It obviously needs some more ingredients. I had pear in mine, but my mistake was thinking that the pumpkin spice was only the spices associated with pumpkin pie. It does have an actual pumpkin flavor to it as well. It's a VERY strong flavor, a shitload of pumpkin and nutmeg, even at 0.5%, comes through past everything else. Past the pear, past the cupcake, past the danish. I feel the danish may be a bit heavy, might lighten up on it. I'm not super into pumpkin, so I may not develop this at all, and am only leaving it here in case someone else would like to. If you want like a pumpkin muffin with cream cheese icing, I might drop some cheesecake and a touch of lemon.

First recipe I felt like sharing with you guys - I tried to go for a refreshing watermelon with a tropical twist and citrus undertones, it needs a little bit of tuning tho. Here you go:

INW Watermelon 2%

INW Kaktus 1%

INW Pitaya 0,5%

FA Kiwi 2%

FA Tahiti Lime Cold Pressed 1%

FA Bergamot 0,5%

Total flavoring : 7%, mixed at 70/30, vaped at 550F

The main flavour is of course the melon, and kaktus with kiwi and lime gives it really nice light tropical tartness. I would love to give the kiwi a slight more space, but I have a problem with not tasting it sometimes and other times it's just way too overpowering, so I think I'm leaving it as it is. I might also bump the watermelon up by 0.5 or so %, so it's more prominent and makes up for a better defined profile.

So, this is one that I have been working on for a while, and I think I have finally cracked the code. It's a rootbeer; not a float, not an artisanal brew from a monk in the mountains, not those damn candies that taste like rootbeer chalk.

Just Root Beer

Flavor|Vendor|Percentage --| :--:| :--: Root Beer| TFA| 8.00% Wintergreen| TFA| 2.00% Vanilla Swirl| TFA| 2.00% Koolada| TFA| 0.50% Cotton Candy| TFA| 0.50%

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Hey yall, so about 2 years ago I picked up a bottle of ejuice for my girl, that was just straight watermelon and she loved it. Since then I have tried to find one that was similar and also try to duplicate it for her. With no success I want to ask you guys what's the best way to get a strong, enjoyable watermelon? Iv heard adding cotton candy can help?