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I'm kinda crazy about Tiramisu and after letting this sit for roughly 3 weeks and several variations I'm cool with releasing it. Usually I'd write more, I may come back to filling it out, but I'm tired so I'm going to be a little barebones with it.
Homemade Tiramisu
- CAP Vanilla Custard 4%
- FLV Cream 2.00%
- CAP Sweet Cream 1.00%
- CAP NY Cheesecake 0.75%
- INW Biscuit 1.50%
- MF Coffee 1drop/15ml or FA Coffee 0.20%
- FA Jamaican Rum 0.25% or FA Irish Cream 0.25%
- MF Dark Chocolate 1 drop/15ml or FLV Chocolate Deutsch 1 drop/10ml
I'm trying to offer more accessible flavor options for those who don't carry medicine flower. If you do decide to get some, great, if not I'm providing more common ingredients.
- CAP Custard - the custard layer
- FLV Cream + Sweet Cream - heavy cream and milk, with very subtle cheesey nuance that will bring out the dairy in cheescake
- CAP NY Cheesecake - marscapone cheese, sweet cream enhances this note prominently without having to go any higher than 1%
- Biscuit = ladyfinger biscuits
- MF Coffee = this is an ideal match, you get that nice rich coffee flavor you would get akin to adding espresso powder, 1 drop or 2 drops per 30 ml, no more than that. FA Coffee can be used between 0.10% light 0.30% max recommended strength in the context of this recipe.
- FA jamaican rum or irish cream for a baileys flavor if that's more interesting for you, here to imitate rum flavor in traditional tiramisu. Also a great sweetener.
- MF Dark Chocolate - cocoa powder, 1 drop/15ml is about where i like it, 1 drop/10ml if you want the chocolate to be up front rather than as a back note. Good alternative would be chocolate deutsch at similar percentage. Have to be very careful about overdoing it or you get too much of a mocha flavor, use a light touch.
Steep Time: 1 week minimum, Recommend about 2-3 weeks.
This is really fucking good dude. Made with the MF ingredients and sat for almost a week. Excellent use of alcohol, something that's difficult for me. Wanna wait another week to really analyze it but I'm really digging this recipe.
Motherfucker! I saw this recipie and it finally convinced me to get MF Dark Chocolate. I decided to get the light chocolate as well since I hear their chocolates are pretty rad along as their cabernet sauvignon to try and make a dark chocolate cabernet truffle, and sure as shit I forget the coffee, FML... Guess I'll have to sub for FA espresso when the chocolate gets here can't wait to try this despite having to sub the espresso.. Thanks for posting!!!!
lmao. MF Coffee is nice but really strong, I'm making a 10% Dilution so I have more flexibility than 1 or 2 drops/30ml. I'd suggest you do the same with the chocolate, not quite as strong but nice for the flexibility. You'll need to wait at least a week for the recipe to get sick as tits.
This was an attempt to create a Twix vape, and I'm not going to lie, I really feel like I nailed this one. The Milk and Honey blends with the Chocolate to give a really true to form milk chocolate note on the inhale and exhale. The Vanilla Custard, while adding to overall sweetness and milk chocolate notes, also blends well with Cookie and does a good job of mimicking a Twix cookie base. Finishing it all off is the combo of Caramel Candy and Original which on the high notes tastes like those hard candied caramel pieces and is supported with the rich creamy low and mid tones from Caramel Original.
Needs at least 2 days to age, If you don't have the Dark version of Chocolate, some people don't like caramel coloring, I believe the clear version tastes similar but is about half as strong.
Twixilstix
Flavor| % ---|--- TFA Caramel Candy| 4% TFA Caramel Original | 3.5% FLV Milk & Honey | 1.5% FLV Vanilla Custard | 2.1% FA Cookie | 2% CAP Sugarcookie | 1.2% TFA Double Chocolate(DARK) | ~~.15%~~ ~~ 1-2 drop per 10 ml (.02-.04g per drop)
Update_______
After several iterations inspired by some really helpful suggestions from /u/TheAlmightyD here is Twixilstix V4
TBH I had not realized I was tasting burnt sugar until I tried some of his suggestions and compared the two. For me I sourced that burnt taste to the DBL Dark Chocolate, might be because of the caramel coloring, but I am not sure. What I do know is that the combo of FA Cocoa and CAP CGD provides a much truer chocolate flavor with no burnt sugar taste.
I tried to sub out the TFA Caramel Candy with FA Caramel, but the caramel I was getting out was simply not cutting through the chocolate notes. So I bought the Caramel Candy back in, but at a lower percentage and with the FA Caramel in between. No change to Caramel Original because it serves as the foundation of the overall caramel flavor and I didn't really feel it needed to be raised or lowered.
The AP, which heretofore I had never used, is an amazing enhancer, but I really can't stand it above .5%, anything above that and every 3rd-6th hit off my mod, Kanger Subtank .5ohm 22.4 watt vertical SSOC coil, would produce a very weird flavor(like nutty cheese). Once I dropped below the .5% threshold that completely vanished. YMMV with AP, "season to taste" it might also be a reaction between the AP and the FLV Milk and Honey, testing will be done for the next Version to determine if that is the case.
Flavor| % ---|--- FA Caramel | 2.5% TFA Caramel Candy| 1.15% TFA Caramel Original | 3.5% FLV Milk & Honey | .75% FLV Vanilla Custard | 2% FA Cookie | 1.5% CAP Sugarcookie | .75% TFA AP 5% | .5% FA Cocoa | 1.77% CAP Chocolate Glazed Donut | .75%
Alright I mixed up 5ml of this, here's my subjective taste on this. Creamy, burnt sugar with caramel with a tiny hint of chocolate. Burnt sugar taste too high, honey perfumey taste coming through with weird cheesy tasting milkiness.
Imo the Sugar Cookie brings a weird creamy biscuit to the mix, I always think of a twix as a very dry biscuit. The Caramel Candy is bringing the burnt sugar aspect and imo not leaving a good caramel flavour. The caramel in a twix is pretty smooth and light, not a heavy hard caramel flavour like caramel candy gives. Milk and Honey I don't take over 0.6%, I use it as an additive to boost sweet honey notes and push mild creaminess. Good choice imo.
Here's my take on it:
Profile: Cruncy cookie/biscuit with caramel coated with milk chocolate
EDIT: JUMP DOWN FOR V2
V1:
Flavour|%|Notes :--|:-:|:-- FA Cocoa|2|Solid realistic cocoa flavour, lightened by other ingredients FA Cookie|1.6|Lower from 2%, too harsh without reward FA Caramel|1.6|Realistic but perhaps too subtle of a caramel here. TFA Caramel candy might be needed for bite INW Biscuit|1|any more and mix is too creamy TFA Double Chocolate|0.6|Boost candy chocolate taste CAP Chocolate Glazed Donut|0.5|Boost chocolate FLV Milk & Honey|0.4|Imo harsh and burnt sugar-esque over 0.5% || Additives| | FA Joy|0.4|Sweet bakery taste AP|1|For crunch
This version seems to have turned out slightly over biscuity, the chocolate is coming through fairly strongly though but the caramel has been nearly completely lost. Not sure how to get that higher.
VERSION 2.0
Alright. What was I lacking? Chocolate, there was almost nothing. The mix was also a little too undefined, too many ingredients I assume, a lack of balance between everything.
Here's what I got, a stripped down and strengthened core set of ingredients. From this point I assume I'll tweak the percentages a bit more here and there, maybe change a few things up, time will tell.
V2:
Flavour|%|Notes :--|:-:|:-- FA Cocoa|2.6|Needed a stronger chocolate flavour, this bolsters it FA Cookie|2|I don't feel this is pushing it over its limit FA Caramel|2.4|New caramel is more defined and coming through stronger, maybe needs more bite still INW Biscuit|1| TFA Double Chocolate|1.6|Again, chocolate boost CAP CHocolate Glazed Donut|2|Needed for boosting chocolate || Addatives| | AP|1|Nothing else here, keeping it simple
I need to come back to this tomorrow morning, at the moment my pallete is all kindsa messed up. This second verison may or may not be better. I think it might be too heavy in the chocolate now, maybe chocolate glazed donut at 2%, Cocoa at 2 and TFA Double Chocolate at 1.
Edit 2: Tastes pretty good. Chocolate is coming through stronger, almost too strong perhaps? The 2% CGD is coming through now, perhaps a bit too cakey. Cocoa could perhaps be dropped by .4%, maybe slight overflavouring. Also perhaps slightly harsh from the high cookie with the AP topping it off. Definitely WAY more reminiscent of a Twix bar than V1. Maybe I'll keep developing this, if so a V3 and a cleanup of this post will happen.
Thank you so much for the response. I don't have FA Caramel, but I Just got my taxes so I'll be making another flavor order here soon and it shall be on it.
I noticed the burnt sugar flavor, but for me it went away after a few days, I had assumed it was the Chocolate because whenever I use it that happens, hence the very low percentage.
The addition of CAP C.G.D is interesting, yet another flavor I don't have(I skipped the Bronuts train).
Again thank you for the detailed response, I really appreciate it.
I'm vaping on that mix at the moment, it's pretty good. I don't know how much the CGD actually brings? The Cocoa and Double Chocolate on their own imo don't provide a creamy enough chocolate, INW Biscuit and the CGD provide that. I feel it needs more of a smooth chocolate, perhaps a stronger caramel. I haven't got TFA Caramel but I've heard it's meant to be quite smooth? So sub that for FA Caramel for now.
I'll come back to your mix in a weeks time or so, I've always dumped mixes with caramel candy before that! Maybe you're onto a winner, I'll have to wait and see.
The Quest for the Twix is a worthy one!
If you have access to Molinberry "the other Polish company" their Melty Caramel tastes like the right type of caramel for this. Needs higher % than Inawera but also smooth, quality flavours, from the ones I've tried.
I'd never heard of this company, but if they anywhere near as good as INW I'll love them. Thanks for the suggestion, it looks like Vaperstek carries that brand.
So the flavors arrived, I understand why you suggested the Cocoa, that is a great chocolate flavor. The CGD seems nice too, but will need a few days to age. I'll be making a V2 of Twixilstix with the new flavors later this afternoon.
Just wanted to say thanks again for all the constructive criticism and suggestions.
So, sorry it took so long for me to get back to you, took a while for to get the flavors and than the usual life interruptions. Anyways, i made several versions updates from some of the suggestions you made. Personally 1% AP was just way too much for me, created a really funky flavor on my palette, BUT, I do like what it does for several different flavors at or below .5%, my sweet spot seems to be .3-.5%. Anyways check the original post for the updated version.
No rush with it. Glad to see you're enjoying the cocoa and the chocolate glazed donut. Have you tried it without the CGD? Imo it's a bit creamy for the mix although since you dislike my excessive use of AP maybe I'm just crazy for crunch. 1-2 drops (0.2-0.4 roughly) per 10ml is a pretty welcome addition though, totally agree. Looks like I'll have to add caramel candy onto my list of flavours to buy.
I think FA Caramel comes through after a couple of weeks a bit stronger but it looks like Caramel Candy's gonna be on my next order ;)
Were these drops out of a syringe or repackaged bottle?
Most bottles I use (repackaged ECX, BCV) comes to about .02g/drop and 1 drop/10ml is .2% (not .02%)
neither, my little mini pipettes...my percentage is probably off, in my own notes for my uber powerful flavors I just use .15 as my shorthand for 1-2 drops per 10 ml. IIRC it normally weighs out to between .02-.04g.
Wasn't thinking about that shorthand when I transposed the recipe. Sorry for bad math.
Any new versions of this, or are you satisfied where its at now?
Sorry for the delay, short answer is no new versions, but not satisifed. It's vape able but could be better.
Our best recipe, but recently upped my stash to 120+ flavors so I'd love to work with this more. Its a bit of a doozy I'm only happy with complex juices
GOD CAKE
When life gives you lemon Sicily, make god cake. Full bodied lemon pound cake with slight hints of banana and coconut
Bavarian Cream (TPA) @ 0.75%
Butter Cream (CAP) @ 0.75%
Cake (Yellow) (FW) @ 3%
Cake Batter (CAP) @ 1%
Caramel Candy (TPA) @ 0.5%
Cheesecake (Graham Crust) (TPA) @ 0.75%
Coconut Extra (TPA) @ 0.3%
Hazel Grove (Hazelnut) (FA) @ 0.2%
Joy (FA) @ 0.35%
Lemon Sicily (FA) @ 2% Can be more for a more lemon flavor
Meringue (FA) @ 0.75%
Ripe Banana (TPA) @ 0.1%
Vanilla Custard v1 (CAP) @ 1%
Im only missing the FA Hazelnut!
Do you think TFA Hazelnut would work?
This is my attempt at the "Illusions- Taste of God" Clone..
- TFA Black currant @ 7.5%
- TFA Coconut (Extra) @ 2.1%
- TFA Pineapple @ 4.8%
- TFA Sweetner @ 0.2%
- PG 2.5 %
My nic is 100mg PG Base I put 3% and it gave me 3mg
80 VG 20 PG mix.
I steeped it for about 3 days its pretty spot on let me know what you guys think
2.1% of coconut extra? I find any more than a few drops makes coconut extra taste like sunscreen.
I'm back to follow up on this. I mixed it as it was posted and the coconut is not overpowering at all. In fact, if you went with the standard 1% it might not even be noticeable. Those other two are strong enough at those percentages to keep the mix balanced.
I love Taste of the Gods. Do you think the sweetener is necessary to get that authentic taste? I'll add these flavours in my next order, looking forward to trying it, thanks!
Shake and vape. I had to mess with the raspberry as it was potent, but this is exactly what I wanted. Fruity and interesting
Blood of the Gods:
<Raspberry Concentrate> (<INW>) @ .50%
<Blackberry> (<Capella>) @1.5%
<Ripe Strawberry> (<TFA>) @ 2%
<Dragonfruit> (<TFA>) @1.5%
Blueberry cotton candy @1%
I cant format for crap
Edit: it was just a but dry so I added blueberry cotton candy
Sprite
Champagne TFA 1%
Ethyl maltol 1%
Juicy Lemon CAP 3%
Lemon Sicily FA 2%
Lime Tahiti Distilled FA 2%
This is a really nice shake and vape. If you like sprite give it a go.
I dont have juicy lemon but i do have CAP Lemon-Lime and all the rest. Any suggestions?
Do you think some kind of grenadine flavor would be good in this? Been trying to make a good Shirley temple.
Absolutely. I don't know of a grenadine flavor but FW makes a Shirley Temple. I can see a lot of fruit flavors really setting this off. FA Orange, FA black cherry, TFA grape juice, any kind of strawberry. The possibilities are endless. I'll be trying a lot of different things with it.
Does the TFA champagne give it a carbonated feeling?
Inspiration for this recipe was to make something that you would imagine tasting if someone handed you a glass of blue milk. Its not really blueberry and cream, but it does taste like blue and milk... Very tasty! Harsh the first day, after that its smooth sailing!
Ingredient|% :---|---: Blackberry (CAP)|4 Blackcurrent (TPA)|1.5 Boysenberry (FW)|1 Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TPA)|8
Flavor total: 14.5%
Pineapple upside down cake
%4 CAP golden Pineapple
2% FW Yellow Cake
3% DW Cake batter dip
1.5% FLV Caramel
0.5% FLV Butterscotch
0.25% EM
1.5% FA Catalan cream (Do not sub this. The spices in it are dead on)
1% CAP Vanilla custard v1
1% FLV Vanilla custard
This recipe is pretty flexible. Much of it could be swapped and subbed but I think catalan cream should stay no matter what,
Is the pineapple pretty prominent in this, or is it mild? I love me some Golden Pineapple, but I seem to have to use it above 5% to shine. Regardless, I'm whipping this up today, it looks lovely.
Hello all. Dont post recipes too often. Here's a good 'un though:
Apple and black: The remix
TFA Apple 6%
FA Blackcurrant 3%
FA Watermelon 3%
FLV Pink Guava 2%
INW Cactus 1%
This stuff is awesome. Good to go straight away. Cheers!
I worked for months and months and months to recreate my ADV, VTNW's Sasquatch v2. I finally have something I can say is very close and very tasty, maybe not exact, but I'm finally stopping, somewhere around version 60. One of the hardest parts is that the original takes about a 2 week steep, so I've been letting all my attempts get to around that point.
I also failed in my initial journey to try to recreate it exactly, as v2 is diketone free (apparently). I just couldn't accomplish that unfortunately. Anyway, here is the recipe. I strongly encourage anyone looking for a Sasquatch clone to try this out, I've really put a ton of effort and different flavor purchasing and attempts into it. I'd say this clone alone has taken up about 2/3rds of my time DIYing.
Ingredient|% :---|---: Blueberry (FW)|1 Blueberry Wild (TPA)|9 DX Bavarian Cream (TPA)|1.5 Graham Cracker (Clear) (TPA)|2 Hazelnut (TPA)|1.2 Pecan (TPA)|0.5 Sweet Cream (CAP)|3
V1 was one of the first juices I purchased online due to a reddit review, and Sasquatch was thrown in as a freebie; I fell in love.
I whipped this up using Bavarian cream because I dont own DX, but ill definitely be reporting back. Thanks for posting.
Ingredient|% :---|---: Cream Fresh (FA)|1.5 Honeydew (TPA)|2 Meringue (FA)|1 Pear (TPA)|5 Strawberry (TPA)|3 Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TPA)|5
Flavor total: 17.5%
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I really enjoyed this recipe...https://www.reddit.com/r/DIY_eJuice/comments/3cjq8n/pearry_cream_a_quick_recipe_id_like_to_share/ (with coconut extra at .75%)
I get sick of the coconut sometimes though, so I made slug guts...a more creamy version/creation.
It's really good and as soon as I posted it somebody posted that it was a "must make", whoever you are, you have balls vaping 2% Honeydew fresh...let it steep for a few days. I'm vaping some from 1/22/16 and it's wonderful.
sub for meringue?
Damn, almost have everything.
Any sub ideas for cream fresh?
Hmm, sweet cream might work at 1-2%. It would change it though, maybe for the better!? Try some marshmallow at 1-2% as well if you have it.
So for so some reason I've always thought rainbow sherbert should taste be skittles flavors, probably due to the whole "taste the rainbow" slogan skittles uses. Anyway I roll out of bed mid day Saturday and it's fucking 60 degrees in the middle of February and felt like spring, which left me wanting a spring/summertime vape. This is what I decided to whip up:
SKITTLES SHERBERT
FA Custard 1%
FA Vienna Cream 1%
FA Meringue 1%
FA Lemon Sicily 1.25%
FA Lime Tahity Cold Pressed 1.25%
FA Orange 1.25%
FA Grape Concord 1.25%
FA Strawberry 1.5%
FA Custard is the perfect ingredient to start with for the sherbert base as real sherbert starts with a mixture of milk and egg whites. The lemon notes in Fa's Custard are perfect for this mix as it helps emphasize the citrus in this mix.
FA Vienna Cream is in all my ice cream type mixes, so yeah it's in here too... And it should be in yours as well even if it does smell like Elmer's glue.
FA Meringue is the special in ingredient here. My first rendition of this recipie did not include this and was nothing to write home about. Meringue does a nice job of rounding out the cream base, emphasizing the egg whites in the custard. The really special thing that Meringue is doing though is adding a sugary sweetness which helps turn FA's realistic fruits into some candy amazingness!
FA Lemon, FA Lime, FA Orange, FA Grape Concord, FA Strawberry are all 5 of the skittles flavors. (well that's how it used to be before they made the green skittle green apple a year or two ago, but let's be honest when we're vaping candy flavors were vaping nostalgia so we're going with lime) FA's Strawberry is a little weak so I bumped it up 0.25% higher than the rest.
Hope you fuckers like it!
Whipped it up. Lime is really heavy off the rip. I've never been able to work FA limes, but hopefully it settles down.
It's also a little "dry", but I'm hopeful. Despite those, tasty recipe. Thanks for posting =)
Yeah your definitely right about the lime. Thought maybe it was just me as I'm pretty sensitive to lime in vapes and in food as well, as it dominates every thing in both for me. Made a new batch with TFA Key lime at 1.25% and Lime Tahity at 0.25%. Need to make another batch at Lime Tahity at 0.75 as well before I edit the recipie. I also added 0.5% FA Marshmallow to "moisten" it up, seems to do the trick as well filling out the backend of the exhale. (Edited recipie to include Marshmallow)Appreciate the feedback and critique, thanks!
Something a bit more simple for a change, a quick strawberry lemonade. FLV lemonade base, obviously, with some INW lemon mix goodness on top. For the strawberry I used an INW combo, since inawera just simply is the balls when it comes to fruits and berries. A small doze of wild strawberry on the side to add some complexity. You can tone down the champagne if you like, I prefer it fairly high in this one. Let steep for at least 3 days. Enjoy.
Ingredient|% :---|---: Champagne (TPA)|2.5 Lemon mix (INAWERA)|0.75 Lemonade (Flavorah)|5 Strawberry (INAWERA)|1.5 Wild Strawberry (INAWERA)|0.5
Flavor total: 10.25%
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Icecream Sundae
Ingredient|% :---|---: Caramel Flavour Art|1.2 Custard (FA)|2 Madagascar (Vanilla Classic) (FA)|3 Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (Signature) TPA|4
Flavor total: 10.2%
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After a two day steep it tastes like a creamy ice cream sundae!
Digging this recipe! Mixed it up a few days ago and it's tasting prime!
Thank you!
I've been thinking of ways to augment your recipe, I've noticed that FA Caramel is a little light, maybe add a little TFA Caramel original? Or even some FA Butterscotch!
Also thought about adding some FA Chocolate/Cocoa to make it a hot fudge Sunday!
Also I substituted FA Vanilla Tahiti for the Madagascar Vanilla and its still wonderful!
Cinnamon ice cream cookie
CAP Cinnamon Danish swirl 5%
TFA Cheesecake graham crust 3%
CAP Sugar Cookie 2%
TFA Vanilla bean ice cream 4%
This was a very simple recipe to make. on the inhale you get that cinnamon deliciousness with the creamy ice cream. and on the exhale you really get the CAP sugar cookie along with the TFA cheescake graham crust. i made it 2 days ago and im really enjoying it though. however a quick question, is there any flavoring to help alleviate the dryness that comes along with the cinnamon?
After a trip to the cheesecake factory, i had a Strawberry lemon cheesecake that I didn't hesitate to drop $25 on a whole cheesecake after a single bite. It inspired me to make this juice that I've quickly come to love after only one version. I wanted it to be cheesecake forward with hints of the two fruits. They way the cheesecake factory made this was with a lemon sugar cookie/ Graham crust mixture that reminded me instantly of TFA's lemonade cookie with a hit of cheesecake GC. The strawberry was hard to nail because it was a strawberry glaze on top rather than mixed in. Since it's hard to separate creams and fruits in a Vape, I decided to emulate the strawberry as if you mixed it the glaze with the cheesecake and took a bite. The lemon is very subtle (IMO) and so far this mix hasn't cracked any of my pmma tanks but YMMV. This mix is surprisingly good as a shake n vape and gets better with age. 1hr hot water bath recommend Enjoy. OG SLC Cheesecake (Graham Crust) (TPA)-2% French Vanilla (CAP)-1% Graham Cracker (Clear) (TPA)-0.5% Lemonade (Natural) (FW)-0.2 Lemonade Cookie (TPA)-3% Marshmallow (TPA)-1% New York Cheesecake (CAP)-3% Strawberry (Ripe) (TPA)-0.5% Sweet Strawberry (CAP)-2.5% Vanilla Custard (Flavorah)-2% Mix@ 60vg/40pg
http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/474161/OG+slc+%2528Strawberry+lemon+cheesecake%2529+
Looks tasty, I'll need to pick up the lemons but I've got a flavor order coming up.
reformatted for those who have eyes like mine.
OG SLC| % ---|--- Cheesecake (Graham Crust) (TPA)| 2% French Vanilla (CAP)| 1% Graham Cracker (Clear) (TPA)| 0.5% Lemonade (Natural) (FW)| 0.2 Lemonade Cookie (TPA)| 3% Marshmallow (TPA)| 1% New York Cheesecake (CAP)| 3% Strawberry (Ripe) (TPA)| 0.5% Sweet Strawberry (CAP)| 2.5% Vanilla Custard (FLV) | 2%
Typhoon
Raspberry(TFA) - 6% Vanilla Swirl(CAP) - 4% Dragonfruit(TFA) - 2% Marshmallow - 2% Ehtyl Maltol - 2% Acetyl Pyrazine - 0.8%
I wanted something with Raspberry that would be creamy and kinda nutty, but not really nutty. The vanilla swirl gives a nice creamy background note to the Raspberry. The Dragonfruit brings out the creamyness and makes the fruit pop while adding a slight flavor note that I find quite enjoyable. Marshmallow and Em are added to sweeten and add mouthfeel. AP added for nutty texture
Tell me what you guys think!
Welp I have no idea how to format this correctly. I blame Bush
I've been lurking here for a while, finally made something I think is worth sharing. It still needs some work and I'm trying to expand it. Right now it tastes like peach slices sprinkled with cinnamon. Mixed it up yesterday, hoping the cinnamon/amber relaxes a little as its slightly overpowering the peach right now. Might try lowering the liquid amber or diluting my rich cinnamon concentrate if steeping doesn't fix that. I'm really liking this recipe where it is but I want to add something to it so it's more like canned peaches with really thick, sugary syrup. Looking for any feedback and advice on where to go from here.
Crimson Peach
- Peach (FA) @ 3%
- White Peach (FA) @ 1%
- Liquid Amber (FA) @ .75%
- Dragonfruit (TFA) @ .75%
- Pear (FA) @ .5%
- Rich Cinnamon (FLV) 1 drop/30ml
INW Peach really gives off that canned peach feel/taste.
I always forget I have a vial rack with tons of INW flavors lol. I'll have to try that out, I've been doing more reading on peach vapes and was thinking of adding some FLV Peach at ~1%. After a week steep the peach definitely isn't quite where I want it. It's good but just lacking depth.
Twinkles:
4% CAP Vanilla Cupcake
3% FW Yellow Cake
3% TFA Whipped Cream
1.33% FA Merinue
0.7% INW Biscuit
0.5% FA Joy
Allow a 3-4 day steep.
I'm on mobile, so won't be writing much. Pretty simple recipie, the yellow cake and vanilla cupcake create a very fluffy yellow-sponge cake. TFA whipped cream is light, airy, and sugary. The FA Meringue and joy add to the whipped cream filling giving it a slightly denser mouthfeel overall and gives a creamy undertone. Biscuit is added to distinguish it from a vanilla cream, feel free to sub for a small amount of AP or FA Cookie.
I tried making Twinkie juice a few weeks ago, starting with this:
CAP Vanilla Cupcake 5%
FW Yellow Cake 4%
TFA Cotton Candy 3%
TFA Bavarian Cream 3%
TFA Sweet Cream 3%
Initially it seemed like too much Yellow Cake (harsh, overpowering - really it just needed to steep) and I thought that TFA Whipped Cream and FA Meringue would be good substitutions for some of the Bavarian/Sweet Cream to lighten up the cream filling. After letting it steep, it seemed like the Cotton Candy was muting the other other flavors and I decided that I actually had too much Vanilla Cupcake to Yellow Cake ratio to nail down that yellow sponge cake (to much of a vanilla cream). The plan for my next attempt was going to be:
FW Yellow Cake 6%
CAP Vanilla Cupcake 4%
TFA Bavarian Cream 2%
TFA Sweet Cream 2%
FA Cream Fresh 1%
TFA Whipped Cream 1%
FA Meringue 1%
LA Cream Cheese Icing 1%
But now that I see this, think you've gotten closer than I would have at a Twinkie. More Whipped Cream would be lighter and more sugary than keeping all of that Bavarian and Sweet Cream. The combination of more Meringue than I'd planned and a little Joy would be perfect for giving density and creaminess to the cream filling. Cream Fresh would have been an overkill on the creaminess. I'll have to think about what Biscuit will do to it, but I already have in my notes a vague comment that Biscuit, FA Cookie, or CAP Sugar Cookie might be a suitable enhancer.
To get to the point, I might not be mixing this up exactly as you've written it, but it's given me a huge step forward that otherwise would have taken weeks of experiments to arrive at... Thank you for sharing it.
Here's a simple one
Donut
<Glazed Doughnut > (<CAP>) @ 7%
<Meringue> (<FA>) @ 1%
LOL at formatting. Super doughy, yeasty vape that's perfect in the morning with coffee. Thinking about adding frosted doughnut to add a little more sweetness. Any recommendations?
It's not mine, but there is a good doughnut recipe that also uses Joy (I'd suggest 0.5-0.75%) and FA Marzipan ( that recipe uses 1%, but I use 0.5) Those both add sweetness.
where's that recipe located?
It's on VU. It's Doh Face. I'm on my phone now, but I know I linked it in a comment not long ago. (edit) Doh Face link
Ever consider added a little marshmallow for a mouth feel? Might help produce a "frosted /glazed" feeling that should compliment the meringue.
I'd try 1/2 a percent. I know what glazed doughnut!
I'll give it a shot. I think I might lower the meringue. What marshmallow do you recommend? I have tfa and cap. Might order FA to complete the trifecta.
So just started tinkering with whiskey concentrates and came up with a very tasty one today.
I call it:
ICE-RISH CREAM CONE
Biscuit (INAWERA) @ 1%
Irish Cream (FA) @ 5%
Kentucky Bourbon (TPA) @ 3%
Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TPA) @ 4%
Vanilla Swirl (TPA) @ 3%
Great as a shake and vape. No idea how this one is going to taste after a couple of weeks. I'll have to make a 100ml batch of this one as I already vaped all of my 10ml test batch.
I'm open to any suggestions as to how I can improve this, but at the moment I'm loving it
How front and center is the Bourbon? I am finding myself using up to 10% really taste it.
Been toying with Tobacco flavors a bit lately and wanted a subtle chocolate, nutty tobacco. This is is where I ended up after a few iterations.
- TFA - Peanut Butter 4%
- CAP - Boston Cream Pie V2 1.5%
- TFA - Hazelnut 0.5%
- TFA - Milk Chocolate 6%
- FE - Dark and Milk 0.25%
- TFA - Bold Tobacco 0.25%
- TFA - Sweetener (Sucralose 10%) 0.5%
- MTS Vape Wizard 3 drops/10ml
Steeped overnight and this is a nice mellow vape. Considering I don't really like tobaccos, this turned out fairly good.
Comments and suggestions welcome.
Not a clone of Placid, more of a play on the profile. There's a full note disclosure on the main post. Hope you like it!
Placid tribute
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Honeysuckle (TFA) 4%
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Pear (TFA) 3%
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Pear (INW) .5%
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Pear (FA) 1%
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Fuji (FA) .5%
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Raspberry (FA) 2%
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Raspberry (INW) .5%
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Key Lime (TFA) 2%
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Lime (INW) 1%
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Honeydew (TFA) 1 drop per 10ml
I'm a noob, so please don't crucify me. This is what I'm working on right now.
I'm not aiming for anything in particular, but I stumbled across this and I'm enjoying it as a shake and vape. I wonder how it will age.
EDIT: I'm going to name it after a mate of mine. It's now named..
PEACOCK STOMP
- Yellow Cake (FW) 1%
- Bavarian Cream (TFA) 1%
- Yellow Peach (CAP) 4%
- Sweet Mango (CAP) 3%
- Dragonfruit (CAP) 1%
I'm going to continue working on this, but of course if anyone does have any tips for me I'd be happy to read them.
this looks promising, I've got TFA's dragonfruit but IIRC they are similar, TFAs is just weaker.
I highly recommend adding White Peach by FA and Juicy Peach by TFA to your Yellow Peach. They blend ridiculously well together.
As an aside, both Yellow Cake and Bav cream do really well with a week or more aging. They can be Shake and Vape, but they get much better over time.
I've been on a DIYFS Holy Vanilla kick lately and wanted to incorporate it into a custard flavor that was light, easy on the palate, yet full of flavor.
Simple Vanilla Custard
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DIYFS Holy Vanilla 2%
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FLV Vanilla Custard 2%
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FA Marshmallow 0.5%
70VG/30PG
Steep time: About a week.
That's it! This isn't a thick custard that most are probably used to, but it's a nice change in that it still has a bit of that custard taste/feel with a major sweet vanilla kick.
Now, this was iteration number one and iteration number two is currently steeping. For the second version I wanted more of the traditional custard taste so I incorporated CAP Vanilla Custard V1, TFA Bavarian Cream, CAP Sugar Cookie, and a few other flavors (I'll have to check my notes) in addition to the recipe above.
Have seen botboy141's recipe for viscous vanilla?
This is one of my first attempts at really trying to directly replicate an actual food as opposed to mixing something up I think would taste good or trying to clone another juice. Savannah Smiles are the lemon-flavored girl scout cookies that are covered in powdered sugar. It could maybe use a bit more of a cookie flavor (I've over-used FA Cookie before to disastrous results so I played it safe here), but I think it's pretty close. Let me know what you think if you try it. I mixed it at 3% Nic 70/30 VG/PG, steeped it for about a week:
Savannah Smiles (Girl Scout Cookie)
Flavor| Vendor | Percentage ---|---|---- Lemon Sicily| CAP| 7% Vanilla Whipped Cream| CAP| 3% Cookie| FA| 1% Koolada| TFA| 0.5% Torrone| FA| 0.5% Cotton Candy (EM)| TFA| 2%
JUST DOUGHNUT. This was created to make a base for a doughnut recipe. All in all it really only works as a standard doughnut. That being said, you could always try adding fruit to it.
Very tasty, Shake and Vape.
Ingredient|% :---|---: Cake (Yellow) (FW)|3 Cinnamon Churro (FW)|3 Cinnamon Danish Swirl (CAP)|1 Joy (FA)|0.5 Meringue (FA)|1.5 Sugar Cookie (CAP)|2 Toasted Marshmallow (TPA)|1.5 Vanilla Custard v1 (CAP)|1
Flavor total: 13.5%
I call this Berry Limey
Vanilla custard v1 CAP 4% (or more depending on how creamy you like it. At 4% there isnt much cream)
Harvest berry CAP 2%
Lime Tahity LA .5-1% (depending on how much lime you like)
It sounds like a weak tasting recipe, but even through a tank the taste really comes through.
here is Dali loops, its a surreal vape ;)
FA: Bergamot 1%
FA: mandarin 1%
FA: Oba Oba 1%
TFA : Fruit Loops 3%
CAP: apple pie 1%
FW: yellow cake 2%
FW: tres leche 2%
TFA: meringue 2%
TFA: vanilla bean ice cream 2%
TFA: malted milk 0.3%
FA: joy 2 drops / 10mls
AP: 2 Drops / 10mls
Its good the next day and reachs its peek after about a week (i never shake and vape anything)
The bergamot, mandarin and oba oba all suply most of the citrus notes. I really like bergamot but its easy for it to dominate the flavor in this recipe its there but blends well. Fruit loops give the rest of the citrus and love the litle zing it gives, again it just blends well with the rest of the citrus
Apple pie gives a slight hint of sweetness and bakery flavor witch is reinforced by the yellow cake. This as well as the malted milk give the cereal flavor. This is the part im still working on as i don't find it very pronounced.
Tres Leche, this stuff is awesome. This combined with the vanilla bean ice cream and meringue makes a lovely base note with the tres Leche on inhale VBIC on exhale and meringue for volume and mouth feel.
AP and joy to make it pop
I hope you all like it and my apologies for grammar and spelling mistakes im very dyslexic ><
this was my original post not sure if its the correct etiquette to paste it here as well sorry if its not the right thing to do
Ingredient|% :---|---: Acetyl Pyrazine 5%|0.5 Banana Cream (TPA)|1.5 Bavarian Cream (TPA)|2 Graham Cracker (Clear) (TPA)|4 Hazelnut (FW)|1 Marshmallow (FA)|3 Peanut Butter (TPA)|1 Sugar Cookie (CAP)|1 Toasted Almond (TPA)|1
Flavor total: 15%
Not by far a "new" flavor profile, but here's a creamy, rich nut vape inspired by Milk & Honey Clones.
Peanut Butter, Hazelnut, Toasted Almond, AP and Graham Cracker (clear) build the main nutty notes. This blend is very tasty, and "hides" some bad qualities that the flavors normally have. For example TFA Peanut butter always rapes my throat in a way that feels like I'm coming down with a cold, and TFA Toasted Almond is a weird and sort of bitter flavor by itself. Not in this blend! FW Hazelnut is so sweet and tasty you could probably sub every nut (and the AP) here to 3% Hazelnut. AP and graham cracker increase background grahamy toastiness in between the nuts and the creams.
Bavarian Cream, Banana Cream and Marshmallow make a rich, sweet combo which fits well with deez nuts (sic). The banana is not among the main notes but just noticeable and boosts the overall sweetness, not in a sickly way but in a... banana'y way. FA Marshmallow is a flavor I just can't put down. I seriously have trouble not adding it to everything. It's a great "cream", very sweet, not heavy nor light, and while it has a very slight hint of cinnamon, the cinnamon isn't apparent in this mix, at all.
Sub Bavarian cream to Vanilla Swirl, and you've got a less heavy base, and also less Ethyl Maltol (Bavarian Cream has 10% or more EM in it), letting the nuts shine a bit brighter through.
And Sugar Cookie just because Sugar Cookie.
A few days and it's very vapable, a week and it's good.
Remember to rate it at e-liquid-recipes.com!
Ingredient|% :---|---: Biscuit (INAWERA)|4 Lemon (INAWERA)|1
Flavor total: 5%
Vanilla wafer with a lemon creme filling. Extremely simple and still so damn good. This mix was suggested by a friend of a friend. Just tried it for the first time, immediately decided to share it. Shake and vape.
Remember to rate it at e-liquid-recipes.com!
Really cannot wait to try this. Just placed an order for INW Lemon Mix & Lemon Concentrate (and kicking myself that I forgot INW "Lemon Cake"!! Next order, damnit.) I love a simple lemony vape (lemonades, lemon cookies, lemon pound cakes, etc.), so I'm really excited.
Also, thank you for "Game of Thrones"! Still one of my fave butterscotch vapes.
I'm starting to think that 0.75% INW Lemon might be even better, haven't tried yet because life's busy, but I have a hunch. Feels like there's just a tiny bit too much of the wafer filling, so I suggest starting there. If there's not enough lemon for you after shaking and vaping, just top up the rest. It's a great vape either way.
Thank you for the kind words! if you liked GoT, you should definitely try Dusk.
By the way: I started with your original 1% lemon, and I, personally, wouldn't dream of taking it down to 0.75% (but then, I'm a lemon junkie). I think it's perfectly balanced as-is. (that said, can't wait to tweak this with a tiny bit or torrone, or meringue, or vienna/catalan(?) cream). This recipe begs to be frolicked with.
Can confirm; a really delightful, exquisitely simple recipe. Not sure how the lemon ends up so creme-like, but it's a beautiful contrast with the crisp, light cookie. Thanks for this, /u/altneurose
Sweet Almond Strawberry
- Cap Sweet strawberry 3%
- FA Strawberry 1.5%
- TFA Strawberry Ripe 2%
- TFA Dragon Fruit 2.5%
- FA Marzipan 2%
- FA Custard 1%
- FA Vienna Cream 0.8%
- FA marshmallow 0.2%
This recipe can be vaped straight away. When first mixed it has a strawberry syrup taste. After about 1 week it reaches its final form of a sweet almond strawberry vape. I wanted a unique strawberry so I mixed these 3 together. The dragon fruit helps boost the strawberry flavor and mixes everything well together. Marzipan pairs well with the strawberry. And I added a small amount of custard, vienna cream and marshmallow because I didn't want it taking over the recipe. Hope you enjoy.
Mack Daddy Macaroons
1.5% TFA Chesecake (graham crust)
4.5% CAP NEw York Cheescake
1.5% Cap Sugar Cookie
0.5% FLV Caramel
1% FW Cake batter dip
1.5% TFA Toasted marshmallow
1% Cap Butter Cream
1% TFA Sweet cream
0.1% FLV coconut
0.25% FLV Sweet coconut
1.5% TFA Coconut candy
Sucralose to taste
Ingredient|% :---|---: Dairy Milk (TPA)|1 Double Chocolate (CAP)|2 Marshmallow (TPA)|2 Rice Krispies (FW)|4 Sweet Cream (CAP)|1
I failed at finding a recipe for something along the lines of Coco Pops (which is surely the greatest cereal mankind has ever created) so I had a go at making one of my own. I quite like it as a shake'n'vape, I hope it doesn't go horrifying with age. Open to any suggestions as to improvements.
Simple grape drink type recipe I threw together on a whim. Probably needs a little development to perfect but is pretty good as is.
Purple Drank
- 8.0% TFA Grape Candy
- 2.0% TFA Grape Juice
- 1.0% Cotton Candy
- 0.5% FA Lime Tahiti Cold Pressed (about 6 drops/15mL)
I mixed it at 4.5mg and 70VG/30PG
Needs a week or two of age to lose the harsher chemically grape notes.
Light-ish synthetic grape candy flavour, lime ever so slightly present in finish. Lime becomes more apparent after multiple hits.
Inawera Lime and Capella Double Watermelon are some of my favorites by themselves so mixing them together only seemed right. It wasn't intentional but the mix ended up tasting pretty close to a green gummy worm or a lime tootsie-roll (try it). I tried adding tfa gummy candy, Swedish fish, and fw gummy bear (each around 1%) but end up coming back to the original basic mix. So here it is:
Double Watermelon (Cap) 5%
Lime (INW) 1%
Optional 40% Malic Acid mixture (sour), I like 1% occasionally
I make it 60vg 40pg 3mg and shake and vape
When I went from selling juice locally to commercially, I had to drop a few flavors from what I was offering locally, so I figured I'd share them with everyone. Hopefully someone likes these as much as some of my local people did. These were 2 of my earliest recipes once I started DIY so they can probably be tweaked to be made a lot better.
OPP (orange pinapple and peach)
Flavor|Percentage :--------|:------------ LA Orange Cream|3% CAP Sweet Tangerine|1% TFA Pineapple|6% FA Peach|3% FA White Peach|2% LA Pear|1%
Blueberry Swirl (needs a good 5-8 day steep)
Flavor|Percentage :--------|:------------ TFA Blueberry Wild|9% TFA Vanilla Swirl|4% TFA Whipped Cream|2% TFA Graham Cracker Clear|3% TFA Blueberry Extra|1.5%
Key Lime Cookie (needs 3-5 day steep)
Flavor|Percentage :--------|:------------ FA Apple Pie|1% FA Cookie|1.6% FA Meringue|1% FA Fresh Cream|.3% FW Key Lime|3.5%
Purple Pixie V2 Purple Pixie v2
Ingredient|% :---|---: Grape (FW)|7 Marshmallow (FW)|2 Sour (FW)|1.5 SweeTANGY (TPA)|3
Flavor total: 13.5%
Trying like hell to nail that grape Pixy Stix flavor, and, while this one is as close as I've come, I still feel like it could be more tart.
If anyone has any input, I'd be happy to hear it. I also have Hangsen Grape and Inawera grape, but, neither of those smell right to me (more Tootsie-Pop-like), and I'm amenable to adding more dry, tart, candy-ish grapes to my arsenal.
In the meantime, this is tasty, and enjoyable as a shake-n-vape.
EDIT: detailed notes added to the ELR link.
Bro! I'm not a fan of grape but I offer you some awesome advice. I discovered the most simple lemonhead flavor while trying to make watermelon lemonade (my second ever stab at a decent flavor lol), and I realized the watermelon added that tartness of lemonhead candy. The ratio was 6 lemonhead to 8 but you can try whatever you want. I suggest TFA watermelon for this. The only reason it works is because IMO that watermelon is SO damn off point.
Oooh, I too, enjoy Lemonheads! That's a pretty awesome discovery, and thanks for the tip! I'm currently up to my neck in terrible Watermelon flavors, but, weirdly, I don't have TFA. Haha! Damnit!
Yeah I just bought 4oz of it from TFA just for this purpose. I have to admit, watermelon is a near impossible flavor to make. The only thing I've noticed similar to watermelon us Flavorahs Wild Melon, and that only has the subtle hints of it. Honestly I got real sick of melon vapes to begin with.
Try some tfa grape candy and tfa sweet and tart.
I like 5% grape candy 8% sweet and tart
Thanks for this! Just put TPA/TFA Grape Candy on my wish list (along with TPA Grape Juice, per some other recommendations), but isn't TPA Sweet & Tart the same as TPA SweeTangy? Did they change the name or reformulate?
I know FW has one called Sweet Tarts, which is also sitting on my wish list, so, yeah, heh, this whole quest for grape pixy stix is getting a little out-of-hand for me. But I want it so goddamn bad!
8%? holy hell. I find 2% is plenty
Sweet and Tart 2%
Sweet Strawberry Cap 5%
Strawberry Ripe TFA 5%
- Cuba Cigar (INW) 3%
- Godfather (INW) 0.8%
- Cherry (INW) 0.6% (I did 4 drops/10mL from the original inw bottle)
First time using any of these concentrates, I actually bought them with this recipe in mind. I haven't tried them standalone yet so I'm not sure what each of them brings to the table.
That being said, here's what I thought when I first vaped it:
- This isn't what I was expecting at all, but it's excellent!
- Where's the cigar/tobacco?
- There's a note in this, I'm not sure where it comes from, but it's goddamn delicious.
I smelled the concentrate bottles to try and figure out where that note comes from. It's actually the Cuba Cigar! It's almost like frangipane, maybe thanks to the combination with the amaretto in Godfather, I'm not sure yet.
This packs quite a punch in the throat hit department, but it's very enjoyable and not overbearing or harsh. And despite being a robust tobacco vape, it's dessert-like and pretty sweet. Not at all what I was going for initially, but still really good IMO. If anything, consider this a shoutout to these less popular INW flavors :)
Edit: After trying Cuba Cigar at 3%, yeah it's very subtle. The star of this recipe is clearly the Godfather even though it's only at 0.8%.
This year I am dead set on getting some solid tobacco blends under my belt, this looks to be a good first try for me. Thanks for sharing. How long does it need to age for?
I dripped it right after mixing, no idea how it will age yet. Keep in mind the tobacco note in this is pretty subtle, it's mostly a dessert vape! It would need to be balanced before you could call it a proper tobacco, maybe with the help of some other tobacco because Cuba Cigar is pretty subtle (at least it is at 3%).
Looks interesting. I don't have either of those tobaccos though...yet.
Godfather isn't a tobacco, it is whisky and amaretto. I have only used it in this recipe for now but I can say the amaretto is very prominent.
I bought these concentrates with a boozy cigar with a hint of cherry in mind, and uhh... I got a frangipane instead. I think it's delicious but I'm not even sure I should call it a tobacco vape lol.
Here's something I whipped up on the spot, and a week later I'm loving it.
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DX Banana Cream @ 5%
INW Biscuit @ 1.5%
CAP Sugar Cookie @ 3%
FA Meringue @ 2%
FA Custard @ 2%
FA Cream Fresh @ 0.5%
CAP VBIC @ 2%
TFA Vanilla Swirl @ 4%
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Now, there are other flavors I'd rather use in place of the ones here, but I was out. I feel regular TFA or LA Banana Cream might be better. TFA VBIC I also would have rather used. And maybe CAP French Vanilla at 2% rather than Vanilla Swirl, and maybe with that lowered percentage, could bump up the Cream Fresh.
But, after a week steep I'm really hooked. Not an all day vape because I can't handle too much banana personally, but it really is good.
Just thought I'd share this personal ADV I've been using for months. I prefer simple fruit flavors with menthol. If you try it let me know what you think!
http://tjek.nu/r/3BCW
per 30mL bottle
3mL Ripe Strawberry (TPA)
2mL Capella Sweet Strawberry
1mL FA White Peach
1mL Menthol (10% solution)
2mL 100mg 100% PG Nicotine (around 6mg end result)
Top off with VG
Have been playing with lemon lately and found inspiration from a tea that my company sells, its an herbal Ginger Lemon tea. In tea form its really quite gingery, I knew that trying to make a vape that heavy on the ginger would be a little much. This is what I've started with, actually came out real pleasant and the ginger is just enough to be noticeable without overpowering the mix IMO. Shake and Vape approved, let me know what you think!
FA Custard 1.5%
FE Lemon 1%
FW Ginger 0.5%
FA Lemon Sicily 3%
TFA juicy peach 0.75%
TFA vanilla swirl 1%
Flavor total: 7.75%
- Fuji (FA) 3%
- Liquid Amber (FA) 0.7%
- Caramel (SOL) 2%
- Spicy Biscuit (INW) 1.5%
Delicious shake and vape I just whipped up. I recently got Solubarôme Caramel and Caramel Candy and thought I'd try my hand at a caramel apple since it's a popular profile that sounds delicious, but I used to only have FA Caramel which to me isn't great though it has it's uses.
I looked up "pomme caramel" in Google Images to find inspiration for toppings and this gave me the idea for the biscuit crumble and spices. I'm really pleased with how it turned out and will try to sub Caramel for Caramel Candy next.
I realize most of the sub doesn't have access to SOL flavorings but unfortunately I can't offer help on what to sub it with. It has a bit of body and actually tastes like caramel if that helps.
My take on the coveted honeydew and cream.
Honeydew Cream
- Capella Honeydew Melon - 5%
- Capella Sweet Strawberry - 2.5%
- TFA Raspberry - 2%
- Capella NY Cheesecake - 4%
- TFA Bavarian Cream - 2%
- Capella Sweet Cream - 3%
- TFA Marshmallow - 2%
Steep for 3 - 4 days.
Made it tonight. Will report back. Thanks for posting.
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I came up with this one the other night just playing around with TFA Blueberry Extra. It reminds me a lot of Gremlin's Red White and Blue, which used to be one of my favorites.
- Blueberry Extra (TFA) 4%
- Raspberry Sweet (TFA) 4%
- Graham Cracker Clear (TFA) 3%
- Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TFA) 4%
I think the flavors blend in really well at these percentages. I tried a batch with blueberry at 5% and the addition of 2% TFA strawberry ripe, but it wasn't as good. My next test batch will be the first recipe plus 2% TFA strawberry.
Try Inw Raspberry, that flavor has a natural cookie/pastry/doughy note to it that plays really well with GCC and VBIC.
I've made a few variations on this theme. If you have FA Bilberry, .7-1% of that with 4% Extra and Wild Blueberry,.75% INW Raspberry, and 5% VBIC is to die for.
My current "blueberry stone" is 4% Extra and Wild Blueberry with 1% Bilberry. I got Huckleberry in the mail this week and will be experimenting with it over the weekend.
Thanks a lot for the tips. I only have TFA flavors so far because I live close to their HQ, so I can pick up my order in person and save money on shipping. I have been meaning to order more brands in the near future.
For your blueberry mix, did you mean 4% extra, 4% wild?
http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/434252/Emmalee+V2
The girlfriend loves it. I can't get enough of it.
My very first try: http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/401923/Fearless+Pear
Flavor | Percentage :--|:-- Apple | 1.75% Lime - Flavour Art | 0.5% Mint (INAWERA) | 0.75% Peach | 1.25% Pear (Avoria) | 5%
New mixer here. I've been playing around with mixes for one day. I'm liking what I've made so far, but each recipe has a lot of room for improvement.
recipe:|Mandarin peach
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blood orange |FW @ 1%
Mandarin | FA @ 3.5%
cactus| INW @ 0.35%
Juicy peach| TFA @ 3%
white peach| FA @ 0.7%
orange cream| TFA @ 1%
torrone| FA @ 0.7%
This recipe was just OK. A bit muddy. Hoping some experienced mixers can give me some pointers.
This is ambitious and the percentages look pretty good for a first time mix. The first thing I'd try would be to take out the torrone. I haven't tried torrone & kaktus together, but I don't imagine they blend nicely. Or maybe better, you could remove both. I feel sure the peaches and oranges you have here would be palatable. Maybe just take the Mandarin down to 1.5 or 2%. Then, if you want, try adding in that small amount of kaktus.
Awesome input. I'll be sure to mix up a 12ml batch this afternoon with your suggestions and report back.
Also, should I keep the oranges & cream or remove from the recipe with the torrone?
I don't see why OC at 1% would be a problem, but I'd say it's always prudent to start with as few flavors as you think will give you the basics of what you're going for, taste it, then add other stuff in as slowly as you have patience for. (It's also fun to throw shit together for the occasional intuitive success or happy accident or whatever... )
Since this is the only monthly thread I could find I thought I would sit here and ask my questions here (see I did read the god damn sidebar!)
I was wondering if anyone could share a few recipes that you enjoy similar to the following.. thinking about going back into DIY but I failed last time pretty hard so I thought I would give it a try again..
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Orange Cream (like a dreamsicle flavor), I saw the skittles down below and I want to try that now
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Root Beer / Root Beer Float (to go with my coney island hard root beer)
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the flavor is hard to say, but like a lemonaide with a kick. My ADV now is "Drakes Vapes YOLO" so if you had that before and have anything similar that would be awesome
Sorry if this is in the wrong place.. but I rather find a few recipes first, order the ingredients for them first and then expand!
Yeah, unfortunately this IS the wrong place to ask questions. It's a monthly post to add recipes.
My advice is to search this forum (via Google, NOT reddit) and this with your key terms. You might find what you are looking for.
But where is this monthly thread then :(
And thank you. Reddit search when it has more than 10 results is miserable. I will check this out in a bit. Trying to avoid buying 300 flavors that I never use.
I haven't tried his Orange Creamsicle, but I've tried a lot of Enyawreklaw's flavors, and they are all on point.
As far as the Root Beer and Drake's Vapes, no clue man - good luck.
Here's a really really good creamsiclehttp://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/396306/Dreamsicle+v.Perfected. Although honestly it could use a little sweetner Pro tip : most of us experienced diyers use Tfa Honey instead of nasty sucralose... I'd suggest 1-1.5% for this recipie
Here's a really really good creamsiclehttp://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/396306/Dreamsicle+v.Perfected. Although honestly it could use a little sweetner Pro tip : most of us experienced diyers use Tfa Honey instead of nasty sucralose... I'd suggest 1-1.5% for this recipie
Came up with this with left over flavors while waiting on my shipment to come and was surprised at how good it was.
<Strawberry> 5% <Coconut>5% <Pineapple>5% <Whipped Cream>5% Tell me what you think, We Call it viking juice
This is a Blueberry/Banana Candy Cream type of mix. Not a lot to explain... just tasty as hell. If you're not a Anise fan it can be toned down to .5% with a good result.
This one isn't new, but it's been updated... my latest ADV. For me a little Anise FA really sweeten and enhance fruits tremendously. I've been working with it with very good results... it's my new fruit sweetener @ .5% for a slight sweetener to 1.5% for a candy mix.
Ingredient|% :---|---: Anise (FA)|1.2 Banana (Flavorah)|0.75 Banana Cream (LA)|2.5 Blueberry (Flavorah)|2 Blueberry (MF)|0.6 Blueberry Extra (TPA)|6 Greek Yogurt (Flavorah)|1.5 Vienna Cream (FA)|0.75
Flavor total: 15.3%
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Blue Yo!
A delicious, thick, creamy Blueberry Yogurt.
FLV Greek Yogurt 3.5%
FW Blueberry 4.5%
TFA Sweetcream 1%
FLV Boysenberry 0.7 %
FA Bilberry 0.7%
Please allow 1 week steep for this one. It really makes a massive difference. Sweeten to your taste, i use a couple of drops of EM.
Hey everyone,
I've been lurking for a while and have been trying out a few different recipes and decided it was time to make my own; however, it turned out disgusting as all hell. I was hoping I could get a few flavor notes - I'm attempting to make an orange sweet roll, but this flavor is all over the place and I'm not sure where to go from here. The orange is particularly nasty. This attempt is a Frankenstein of Enyawreklaw's flavor notes on a few of his different recipes, but it didn't turn out even close to what I had in mind, particularly the orange flavor...it tastes like licking a peel...like a nasty butthole orange peel. The first four flavors are supposed to make up the orange icing and the other five flavors are the biscuit/roll. Any help is appreciated.
Flavor | Percentage :---------|----------------:| Mandarin (FA) | 3.5 Orange (FA) | 1.5 Vanilla Custard (FLV) | 2.0 Marshmallow (FA) | 2.0 Sugar Cookie (CAP) | 3.0 Yellow Cake (FW) | 0.5 Biscuit (INW) | 1.0 Butter Cream (CAP) | 1.0 Joy (FA) | 0.5
This doesn't look to me like it could be too terrible. Maybe you just don't like FA Orange or FA Mandarin?
Also, that's a lot of Mandarin. You might try reversing the percentages on those two, or taking the Mandarin down to 1.5 or 1%. FA Orange is weaker than FA Mandarin.
Some people dislike fa Joy. It tastes to them like stale beer, I've heard. So consider dropping that.
You could also drop the Butter Cream, as you have plenty of creamy/buttery in there with the Custard & Sugar Cookie & Biscuit. You might also choose one from either inw Biscuit or cap Sugar Cookie-unless you're going for something particular, you don't need both.
If I were going for an orange glazed roll I'd work in some FW Cinnamon Roll at 2%-4%
I'd try:
fa orange 2%
fa mandarin 1%
fw cinnamon roll 3%
flv v. custard 2% (or cap v. custard 4-5%)
cap sugar cookie 3%
fw yellow cake 1%
Then add in the ingredients I removed if you like, say fa marsh at 1%, if you think it needs sweetening & body.
You seem to have a good idea of percentages and the way to think about building the sense of something like a roll, so I'm sure you'll get it.
Ingredient|% :---|---: Arctic Winter (Menthol) (FA)|0.1 Citric Acid 10%|0.2 Custard (FA)|2.5 Koolada 10% (TPA)|0.1 Lemon Sicily (FA)|0.5 Orange Cream (TPA)|0.5 Pineapple (TPA)|2.5 Strawberry (Ripe) (TPA)|2 Vienna Cream (FA)|1
Flavor total: 9.4%
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An attempted clone of Mod Fuel: Titan - "pineapple sorbet topped with sweet strawberries"
used BotBoy141's recipe from www.reddit.com/r/DIY_eJuice/comments/3gbm3g/rockin_razzberry_recipe/ as the base for the sorbet
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Wrong place. This thread is for people to submit recipes.
Sorry, didn't know. It says in the rules that all clone requests should go in the monthly thread.