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Recipe: Nebula (started off as a clone, but growing into something different)
submitted almost 10 years ago by matthewkocanda

So a while back, I was trying to clone Stargazer because it's always been one of my favourite e-liquids, and after a few attempts, I've come to terms with being unable to actually clone that flavour, so here's the recipe for something I'm still toying with, but has some real ADV potential as is.

All TFA flavour concentrates:

Strawberry Ripe at 3.5%

Strawberry at 5%

Pineapple at 1%

Gummy Candy at 2.5%

Two drops of Koolada per 10ml

So my first two attempts were completely overpowered by the Pineapple, so I dropped it significantly and upped the Strawberry to give it more of a sweet candy like flavour. The Koolada is great at 2 drops per 10ml because it gives a slight cooling inhale, but has no feeling of a menthol e-liquid. Simply refreshing. I really like where this recipe is going, and I'm going to mess with adding a few other fruit notes at small percentages just to round it out and give it a little more complexity, but I really wanted to share this as is because it's so quick and easy to mix, and is a perfect shake and vape recipe.

Any feedback is greatly appreciated! Thank you, and enjoy :)

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by MrJoeBangelsalmost 10 years ago

Which vendor for Stargazer? Google returned a lot of vendors with wildly varying flavor profiles.

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by matthewkocandaalmost 10 years ago

I guess I should have specified haha, Stargazer isn't necessarily the most standout name. It's from a company called Habu Vapor, used to be called Viper Vapor LLC I believe. The flavour is a awesome because you get this intense sweet strawberry on the inhale, but a cooling pineapple flavour on the exhale. Can't entirely figure out how they were able to pull that off in terms of how you get those flavours only during inhale or exhale, but still, its a great e-liquid.

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by Stenchralmost 10 years ago

The only flavor I'm missing for this is pineapple. I think instead I'll put in Fuji Apple or water melon or both.

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