Creamy Lemon-Cheesecake

• 5% Cap Lemon-Lime

• 1% INW Biscuit

• .5% FA Fresh Cream

• 1.5% TFA French Vanilla

• 2% FA Meringue

• 4% Cap NY Cheesecake

Spent a few months coming up with this one, I'm finally happy with it. I hope the Cap LL comes as a surprise to you, it did to me=). It is a really versatile flavor, at home here and paired equally well with TFA Strawberry for a nice lemonade flavor. The lime is VERY subtle, almost non-existent, but the lemon blends with the cream and vanilla very well. Steep a week min, I like it best after 2 weeks!

Birthday Cake

• 7% FW Cake Batter Dip

• 2% CAP Vanilla Bean Ice Cream

• 1% FA Meringue

• .5% INW Biscuit

Shake & vape!

Guava-Lime Candy

These were the inspiration for this recipe. The candy is a sweet and sour guava. This recipe takes that idea a little further.

• .25% FLV Pink Guava

• .25% INW Lime

• .25% FA Fuji

• 4% CAP Lemon Lime

• .5% INW Cactus

• 1% INW Dragonfruit

Spider's Crawl, a Widow's Walk Inspired Blend

We all know that Fizzmustard is a wizard. Widow's Walk is truly one of the most wonderful flavors I've ever vaped. Yes it's menthol, yes it's funky, yes it's the perfect liquid.

I feel mine is close, but there is definitely something missing that is in the original. Still, this is my homage to Widow's Walk and hands down MY favorite blend that I've concocted

• 2.75% FA Pomegranate

• 1.50% FA Fig Fresh

• .85% FA Zen Garden

• .65% INW Mint(Mieta)

• 1.25% FA Forest Fruit

• .15% INW Green Tea

• 5 Drops per 30ml of 50% Menthol Solution

I've been in the culinary industry for 15 years, and I'd love to share a few of my recipes. Since cooking is my career, many of these recipes are based off of my personal favorite desserts to make for my customers. As a novice mixer, I base some of my recipes on tried and true existing recipes I've found (just like in the culinary industry). Constructive criticism is always appreciated. Anyways, here's what I have...

Bourbon Street

14.25% Flavor

• .75% (INW) Biscuit
• 1.5% (TPA) DX Bavarian Cream
• 2% (FA) Joy
• 2% (TPA) Meringue
• 3% (TPA) Raspberry (Sweet)
• 5% (CAP) Sugar Cookie V2

New Orleans style Beignets filled with Raspberry Bavarian Cream. An adapted InsigmaTheory recipe for Geography French Quarter Clone. French Quarter is a Beignet (fried fritter with powdered sugar) flavored juice. I love this New Orleans classic dessert with raspberry and cream, so I adapted InsigmaTheory's recipe to suit my needs.

Jango Island

15% Flavor

• 1% (TPA) DX Sweet Cream
• 1.5% (TPA) Graham Cracker (Clear)
• 1.5% (TPA) Jackfruit
• 6% (CAP) New York Cheesecake
• 1.5% (TPA) Pear Candy
• 2% (TPA) Philippine Mango
• 1.5% (TPA) Sweetener (Sucralose)

Pear-Philippine Mango-Jackfruit New York Cheesecake. Adapted from ENYAWREKLAW's recipe for 'The Real: Strawberry Cheesecake REMIX'. I wanted a smooth and mysterious flavor profile to go along with the very nice base of cheesecake that ENYAWREKLAW set up. I picked Philippine Mango (TPA), Jackfruit (TPA) and Pear Candy (TPA) in lieu of the strawberry in the original recipe.

Bandanna

13.75% Flavor

• .5% (INW) Biscuit
• 1% (TPA) Brown Sugar
• 5% (FW) Cake Batter Dip
• 2.5% (TPA) DX Bananas Foster
• .75% (TPA) French Vanilla V2
• .75% (TPA) Kentucky Bourbon
• 2.25% (TPA) Vanilla Bean Gelato

Bourbon Bananas Foster Cake with French Vanilla Gelato.

Baked Alaska

11.25% Flavor

• .75% (INW) Biscuit
• 2.5% (FW) Yellow Cake
• 1% (TPA) DX Sweet Cream
• 2% (TPA) Meringue
• 2% (TPA) Toasted Marshmallow
• 3% (TPA) Vanilla Bean Gelato

Baked Alaska is a toasted oven baked meringue crust filled with Yellow Cake and Vanilla Ice Cream.

Hamster

14.75% Flavor

• 1% (TPA) Cotton Candy
• .75% (TPA) Dairy Milk
• 3% (TPA) Elderberry
• 2% (TPA) Maple
• 1% (TPA) Meringue
• 7% (TPA) Belgian Waffle

Belgian Waffles with Elderberry-Maple Syrup and Meringue-Whipped Cream. Spawned from the famous Monty Python and the Holy Grail movie joke 'Your Mother was a hamster and your Father smelt of elderberries'.

Voodoo Doughnut's Bacon Maple Bar

13% Flavoring

• 1.25% (TPA) Brown Sugar
• .75% (CAP) Crispy Bacon
• 6% (CAP) Glazed Doughnut
• .5% (FA) Joy
• 3% (TPA) Maple
• .5% (TPA) Molasses
• 1% (TPA) Sweetener (Sucralose)

My version of the famous Bacon Maple Bar from Voodoo Doughnuts in Portland, Oregon.

Gentleman's Breakfast

15.75% Flavor

• .5% (INW) Biscuit
• 1% (TPA) Brown Sugar
• 1% (TPA) Cotton Candy
• 1.25% (TPA) Kentucky Bourbon
• 3% (TPA) Maple
• 9% (TPA) Belgian Waffle

Crispy Belgian Waffle with Kentucky Bourbon Maple Syrup. Truly a breakfast of gentlemen.

Milan

19.5% Flavor

• 2% (INW) Biscuit
• 1.5% (FW) Yellow Cake
• 1.5% (TPA) Cheesecake (Graham Crust)
• 2% (TPA) DX Bavarian Cream
• 6% (TPA) Strawberry (Ripe)
• 1.5% (TPA) Strawberry (Sweet)
• 2% (CAP) Sugar Cookie V2
• 3% (TPA) Vanilla Bean Gelato

This is an adaptation of a NotCharlesManson recipe for Strawberry Shortcake Bar. Since it's one of the most popular recipes on the e-liquid-recipes site, and I love Gelato.. I mixed the two ideas and made Strawberry Shortcake Gelato.

PMS (Perry's Morning Squeeze)

I whipped this up immediately after the Profile for Cold Pressed was announced. While it is by no means a clone attempt, it is in the same neighborhood. I personally enjoy this more after sampling Cold Press yesterday. Give it 2-3 days for the flavors to fully homogenize.

If you don't have Cactus Lime yet, you can probably get away with just cactus and a drop or two of another lime.

• 3.25% FW Ruby Red Grapefruit

• 1.25% INW Grapefruit

• 3.5% FA Forest Fruit

• .50% INW Mango

• .40% INW Watermelon

• .25% INW Cactus Lime

As a follow up to deputy, the recipe /u/_bombies recently dropped, I figured I try my hand at a diketone free version.

The Sheriff - A Chocolate Iced, Raspberry Filled Donut

• CAP Sugar Cookie V2 4.00%
• CAP Glazed Donut 3.00%
• FLV Boysenberry 2.00%
• CAP Vanilla Bean Ice Cream 1.50%
• INW Raspberry 0.50%
• FA Joy 0.50%
• FA Vienna Cream 0.50%
• CAP Sweet Cream 0.50%
• TFA Cheesecake Graham Crust 0.50%
• CAP Butter Cream 0.40%
• FA Meringue 0.40%
• FA Yogurt 0.40% (reformulated version)
• MF Dark Chocolate 0.40%

No sucralose or ethyl maltol is needed. If you really want to bring out the sugary glaze, go for it and add a bit of sucralose, but I opted to keep it clean and classy. It's plenty sweet, and I have a stubborn sweet tooth when it comes to desserts so don't worry that it won't deliver.

I've only steeped this for overnight since deputy was only released yesterday but it's looking mighty fine right now. Dark chocolate takes time to really come out (3-4 days from experience) but I'm already starting to taste some of it in the body.

Only issue with CAP Glazed Donut is that even just above 2% is it starts to get a bit too phenolic/waxy/playdough tasting, I'm pushing it with 3% to really bring out the distinct donut character, but attenuating the off flavor with the brown notes in sugar cookie and creams used. Dark chocolate also covers up some of the weirdness as well. All said and done its totally serviceable and really does a great job of giving a distinct donut type flavor.

That being said, it is quite light on body and overall strength. sugar cookie fills in the missing heaviness and forms a sturdier base that is slowly transformed into a donut thanks to the supporting flavors used.

For the glaze, buttercream + vienna cream + meringue gets us there (joy also sweetens and helps boost the "sugar" flavor). The missing dairy note from the loss of diketone content is nicely covered by sweet cream and yogurt, with a little help from vanilla bean ice cream that also pushes the flavor up to a top note. Cheesecake Graham Crust adds richness to the donut as well as making the raspberry note extra tangy to contrast with the sweetness we have going on.

I wanted a distinct raspberry filling that could hold up to all the noise going on here. FLV Boysenberry + INW Raspberry holds up just fine and doesn't over power any element of the recipe.

The flavor delivers a sweet and creamy glaze as a top note, with a nice donut bite towards the end of the exhale.

Just going to throw this in here for posterity.

Shurb clone

• FA Mandarin - 4%
• TFA Vanilla Swirl - 1%
• TFA Whipped Cream - 3%
• TFA Cotton Candy - 5%
• CAP Harvest Berry - 6%
• CAP Lemon Lime - 1%

That's the current recipe I put out. But despite me saying I was done with it I couldn't help but fiddle around some more. So here's the WIP of v2 currently.

WIP Shurb clone v2

• FA Mandarin - 3%
• TFA Whipped Cream - 3%
• TFA Cotton Candy - 5%
• CAP Harvest Berry - 5%
• FA Oba Oba - 3%
• FA Lime Tahity (Cold Pressed) - 1%

Just can't help but chase the dragon, man. Here I removed the TFA Vanilla Swirl (I'm like 90% sure it isn't int he real Shurb) because it added a dairy note that was out of place. Also removed CAP Lemon Lime because while it was good, I found that after prolonged vaping it probably isn't the right citrus. The Oba Oba was suggest by Fizzmustard and is adding a really interesting creamy/fruity/FA Marshmallow type note that seems to really bring the whole thing closer. The FA Lime Tahity Cold Pressed definitely isn't the lime note from Shurb - I have some FA distilled on the way to try out next. I think this recipe is almost perfect and just missing the right citrus/needs some more percentage tweaking.

Side note, I never thought I'd like Harvest Berry but dang. Really good here. Probably thanks to the mountains of EM taming it.

Saurer Apfel v3 

Ingredient|% :---|---: Champagne (TPA)|1 Fuji Apple (FA)|1.25 Lime Tahity (Cold Pressed) (FA)|0.25 Marshmallow (FA)|1.5 Meringue (FA)|0.5 Two Apples (INAWERA)|2.5 Vanilla Swirl (TPA)|2.5

Flavor total: 9.5%

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A sweet and sour green apple with vanilla cream background and a twist of lime. Bright, fresh and absolutely delicious, my current ADV.

INW Two Apples is absolutely fantastic, a bit candy-like green apple. Combined with a bit of Fuji it's bliss. A touch of lime and champagne for a bitter, fizzy edge, and marshmallow, meringue and vanilla swirl for a moist, sweet, smooth background.

Steep time 1 week, the Fuji can be a bit harsh before that.

I've been working on a pineapple upside-down cake recipe and it's coming along slowly.

#flipcake

•Golden Pineapple (Cap) - 4%

•Cake Batter (LA) - 1%

•Joy (Fa) - 0.5%

•Vanilla Swirl (Tfa) - 2%

•Yellow Cake (Fw) - 3%

•white gremlin (gremlindiy)- 2%

So far it is pretty good, but it could use more flavors that I currently don't have. Gremlin diy sent me a sample of their white gremlin and it's awesome, Definitely helps the flavor. Feel free to tell me what I'm doing wrong.

#Maple Snickerdoodle with Cream Cheese Frosting

Ingredients

• CAP Sugar Cookie 3%

• FA Cookie 2%

• FA Vanilla Classic 2%

• TFA Brown Sugar Extra 0.5%

• FA Maple Syrup 0.6%

• FA Catalan Cream 0.5%

• FLV Rich Cinnamon 0.33%

• FA Meringue 0.5%

• LA Cream Cheese Icing 1%

Notes

CAP Sugar Cookie+FA Cookie provide the cookie notes

FA Vanilla Classic simulates the vanilla extract in a real snickerdoodle recipie

TFA Brown Sugar Extra provides the brown sugar found in snickerdoodles

FA Maple Syrup adds the maple

FLV Rich Cinnamon is the king of bakery cinnamon, 'nuff said

FA Catalan Cream is used to add volume and weight. My first iteration of this recipie did not include this and it tasted like there was runny maple syrup in the middle of the cookie, this really helped to provide a "baked in" taste for the maple. The caramel undertones in it also add to the swetness.

FA Meringue+LA Cream Cheese Icing make up the frosting. The meringue helps "thicken" the cream cheese icing, transforming it into frosting

Inspiration

Recently I decided to revisit some of my previous creations that I had stuck in a shoe box and forgotten about. Among them was a snickerdoodle that was pretty good. It was good enough that I kind of wondered how I had forgotten about it. Then after vaping it for a while it became apparent.... Because while, yes it was good, it was also pretty fucking boring. Therefore I decided to dress it up a little and make it all day vape worthy. I made some killer. (real world) maple snickerdoodles around Christmas, so it was a no-brainer adding the FA Maple Syrup. Then when I googled the recipie that I had followed I discovered a similar recipie that used cream cheese frosting as the "glue" to hold two maple snickerdoodles together in a maple snickerdoodle sandwich, and thought, "Now we're talking that'll really jazz this thing up."

Banana & Cinnamon Cream
Recommended Steep: 1 Day
Ratio: 15PG/85VG

• TFA Banana Cream @ 5%
• FLV Butterscotch @ 2.5%
• CAP Graham Cracker @ 2%
• FLV Milk & Honey @ 1.5%
• FLV Cinnamon Crunch @ 1%
• FA Banana @ 1.5%

Notes
This recipe was actually an accident that came about while trying to make a Banoffee Pie recipe, and has quickly turned in to my ADV. It's got a nice realistic banana flavor without being overwhelming, a touch of cinnamon, in a nice sweet creamy base. Throat Hit is light, which I prefer especially for an ADV in a tank. The flavor really coats the palate well, and has a bit of density and texture to it. Let me know what you think!

Additional Flavor Notes

• TFA Banana Cream -- adds a nice base for the banana flavor as well as adding to the creaminess of the recipe.

• FLV Butterscotch -- was used to up the sweetness, using a darker sweet profile, as well as adding some body to the vape.

• CAP Graham Cracker -- adds a little bit more body and depth with the graham cracker flavor, as well as a slight bit of graininess without it being too grainy.

• FLV Milk & Honey -- is the main cream base while adding some additional dark sweetness.

• FLV Cinnamon Crunch -- adds a touch of cinnamon while also lending some sweetness and texture.

• FA Banana -- was used to up the banana flavor as well as adding to the authenticity of the banana

This is a super simple recipe that I've been working ever since I discovered how tasty Flavor West's Blueberry is.

Blueberries & Cream v3.3

• Blueberry (Flavor West) @ 6%
• Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (Capella) @ 5%
• Sweet Cream (Capella) @ 4%

Notes I've found Flavor West's Blueberry to be a fickle mistress. Use too much, and it becomes a bit harsh. Use too little, and the flavor gets drowned out. After several iterations of this recipe, 6% is my sweet spot...it is very clearly a blueberry vape, but its smooth as silk. Sweet Cream is a cream flavor that, to me, absolutely nails the mouthfeel of a cream, but comes up a little short on flavor...so I've supplemented it with Capellla's Vanilla Bean Ice Cream. I think Cap's VBIC is tastier than TFA's...it's more pronounced on the vanilla aspect of it, and has a bit more of a natural taste.

Planning ahead for the hot days of summer, I wanted to make a vape that tastes like and gives the sensation of taking a drink of a Fresca (Grapefruit Soda that is nothing special usually, but AMAZING on a hot humid day)

Fresca

• Grapefruit (FA) @ 1.5%
• White Grapefruit (INW) @ 0.5%
• Lemon Sicily (FA) @ 0.75%
• Cactus (INW) @ 0.25%
• Champagne (TFA) @ 3%
• Koolada (TFA) @ .25%

I let it sit at least overnight for the Cactus to calm down, but gets very delicious and smooth around 2-3 days in my opinion. Koolada can be adjusted to your liking. This is the first recipe of mine I've posted here, Any tips/suggestions are appreciated.

Peach Pie 

Ingredient|% :---|---: Apple Pie (FA)|2 Cinnamon Danish Swirl (CAP)|2 Joy (FA)|0.25 Juicy Peach (CAP)|3 Peach (FA)|1 White Peach (FA)|1

Flavor total: 9.25%

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Been sitting on this one a bit to decide if it was up to the standard I generally expect from myself. This is a pretty solid but simple peach pie that I've been working on off and on when I do batch mixing every weekend. I'm pretty happy with where it is, and if there's enough interest I'll write up development notes and make a main post for it. Hope you like it!

Chocolate Milkshake

• .75% BF (Bakers Flavors) Chocolate Truffle

• 3% HS (Hangsen) French Vanilla Ice Cream

General Custard

• 5% CAP Vanilla Custard v1

• 1% FA Fresh Cream

• 1% FA Vienna Creme

• 0.5% FA Meringue

• 2% TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream

• 0.5% TFA Brown Sugar Extra

• Add 1 drop each of AP and MTS Vape Wizard per 15ml.

I've worked on my custard recipe for a while, this being about the 30th iteration. I'm pretty happy with it, though it is still a work on progress. I mixed this at 70/30, and wasn't too bad fresh. I have high hopes for this after a steeping, and will report back after a week, if I remember to

edit: After about a week of steeping, the creams have begun to blend together quite nicely. I think with another week or two, this'll be a pretty tasty custard.

SMUT (Banana Custard) 

Ingredient|% :---|---: Banana (FW)|2 Banana Cream (TPA)|4 French Vanilla (CAP)|2 Graham Cracker (Clear) (TPA)|2 Vanilla Custard v1 (CAP)|6

Flavor total: 16%

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Pretty standard and predictable banana custard here...a guy I sell to wanted some, this is what I mixed up. He keeps buying big bottles of it "Bro bro this nana custard is on point man. I absolutely love it." If you say so, guy.

Hey guys, you may have seen me pop up from time to time to offer advice or ask a question, but generally I lurk here a lot (going on 2+ years now) just soaking it all in. Never made any great mixes on my own, but today is my RL cakeday and I feel like contributing something I just whipped up, hopefully someone here can give it a whirl.

A.U.M. (70vg/30pg)

5% Cake Batter Dip- FW

1.5% French Vanilla Creme- TFA

1% Sugar Cookie- CAP

1% Meringue- FA

2% Strawberry Sweet- CAP

1% Strawberry Ripe- TFA

I didn't have any real direction in mind with this one, just trying out some new flavors I got in, but to my taste buds it ended up tasting a lot like Unicorn Milk (Accidental Unicorn Milk) right off the shake&vape. I haven't had OG UM in quite some time but this brings me right back. I tried the leak recipe and it was good, and to me this was similar and IMO simpler to mix.

I'm liking Cake Batter Dip a lot so far, almost brings a rich frosting flavor to the mix. Mixes well with the strawberries, with the meringue adding in a little of that almost eggy sugary sweetness. Cookie is probably not necessary, but only steeping will tell what it's role in the final mix will be. As I said,- this is a new mix, no idea how it will steep, but fresh it tastes enough to me like UM that I wanted to share. Hopefully someone out there will get some enjoyment out of it <3

This is simple but I enjoy it

Leprechaun shake

1.5% FLV Creme De Menthe

4% TFA VBIC

3% TFA Lucky LEprechaun

1% FLV Cream

This is a recipe I've been enjoying lately and also one of my first cereal successes.

Luke Loops:

5% Fruit Rings FW

3% Berry Crunch TFA

1.5% Fresh Cream FA

2% Marshmallow TFA

2% Sweet Cream TFA

1% Bavarian Cream TFA

.5% Meringue FA

1.5% Glazed Donut CAP

After a little fiddling, I made a flavor from the extracts I had that I love, but might not be everyone's cup of tea. I wanted something a little refreshing. Cool Cranberry Sprite:

TFA Menthol: 1%

FW Cranberry: 2%

TFA Key Lime: 4%

CAP Lemon Sicily: 5%

It's a good shake and vape. I might have been a little strong on the key lime, but let me know what you think! Edit: I wanted to add Champagne for a little fizziness, but I'm fresh out. Maybe .5%.

It tastes like menthol on the inhale with sprite and light cranberry on the exhale.

Peanut Butter Ice Cream

• (TFA) Peanut Butter - 8%

• (CAP) Cake Batter - 1.5%

• (TFA) Caramel Candy - 2%

• (FA( Torrone - .5%

• (TFA) Vanilla Bean Ice Cream - 4.5%

An ice cream place near my house makes this amazing peanut butter cookie dough ice cream. It has a nice caramel swirl in it. It's amazing, so I wanted to try to recreate it. I didnt exactly, but I never think ejuice tastes just like its food counterpart.

I chose TFA's peanut butter just because it tastes a little closer to whatever they use in this ice cream.

CAP cake batter is used to get some of that doughy taste. I prefer caramel candy to the caramel original because it combines with the VBIC to leave this nice lingering sweetness.

I added Torrone just because I wanted something else in there for depth of flavor. I tried various chocolates, bananas, and nuts but torrone was just what it needed.

I love this juice. It's become my ADV. The flavor really holds up for me even after a full day of vaping it.

edit: It's pretty alright as a shake and vape, but I'd suggest letting it steep for a couple of days.

Limoncello Cranberry Cocktail

• Lemon Sicily (FA) 4.6%
• Cranberry (TFA) 7%
• TFA Joy .25% (one drop per 15ml)
• TFA Koolada .25% (one drop per 15ml)
• 80/20 VG/PG

This was based on a favorite cocktail which is just Limoncello and Cran. My goal was based on the experience that mixing these two flavors produced something unexpected and perfect (well with the right choice of cranberry juice). I read tons here to make the best choice of lemon and cranberry, noting that Limoncello contains only the lemon zest and none of the juice. Just the first two ingredients make a solid vape match to the actual beverage, but it lacked some finer points like mouth-feel and finish.

I purposefully left out sweetness, being tired of crusty coils, and the hope of keeping some sophistication. I added a drop of Joy and a drop of Koolada to my 15 ml test for a hint of sweet and a wetter finish. Just two (bottle) drops of Joy added a slight bakery taste, but a single drop has a positive boost to the fruit. I tried adding a few drops of FA Strawberry thinking it could supply a subtle sweetness and boost the cran tartness, but it obliterated the lemon with just a few drops (from the bottle). I'm somewhat sure it could be slamming with a choice sweetener, as Limoncello is loaded with sugar, but like I said above... plus I am a student of flavor subtlety. Thanks for any advice, and this is an easy experiment with just the two base flavors. After looking I didn't find anyone else making a simple combination of these two flavors with the intention of them standing solo. The zest of the Lemon Sicily is very flavor forward (Limoncello-ey as intended) and the TFA Cranberry is a solid back ...would like it to be cran-juicier.

With Flavourart's Nonna Cake coming out this month in the states, I thought I'd share this delightful recipe I came up with for it. I purchased in advanced at Flavourart UK. Sweet succulent strawberry with a sweet cake base and cream.

TOC'S Strawberry Shortcake :

3% Cornish cream tea (FA)
2% Marshmallow (FA)
2% Nonna's Cake (FA)
3% Red Touch (Strawberry) (FA)
2% Vienna Cream (FA)

Flavor total: 12%

The Cornish Tea is a FA blend which you can make for yourself

FA UK Cornish Cream Tea Concentrate 

3% Cookie (FA)
3.5% Cream Fresh (FA)
3.5% Red Touch (Strawberry) (FA)

Flavor total: 10%

[The Glaistig ]

Ingredient|% :---|---: Absinthe (TPA)|2 Blackcurrant (FA)|0.5 Cactus (INAWERA)|1.5 Forest Mix (Forest Fruit) (FA)|7 Mixed Mint (INAWERA)|0.25 Raspberry (INAWERA)|0.25

Flavor total: 11.51%

No real development notes for this one, because, though I've been vaping it all day, my mind simply can't articulate what my olfactory senses are grappling with right now.

It cured for a full month, which I definitely recommend, because it smelled kind of unappealing up until today, when I worked through the last of /u/Fawgmachine's delectable "Fruit by the ML" recipe and finally got brave enough to pour it into my fruit tank.

This is bold, and weird, and undeniably addictive. It's fruity, but, not in any way where any single fruit is definable. It's dark and subtly rich and complex, and the combination of the mint, cactus and the absinthe balance the darkness with something cool, wet, light and refreshing.

I simply can't categorize it. Sorry. It's not really a fruity vape, because it's an oddly complicated flavor. It's not sweet and easy, either. Not by a long shot. The absinthe is present, but not really loud anymore. It's just really, really good. Strong, but it won't blow out your tastebuds. I wasn't expecting much from this, because it definitely falls under the heading of a "Wild Hair" experiment, and those don't usually don't work out for me, but, this was a winner.

I hope you guys fall in love with it as hard as I have.

Laser beam

• CAP Honeydew Melon 6%
• TFA Dragon Fruit 3%
• CAP Double Apple 2%
• FA Black Current 1%
• TFA BlackBerry 0.25%

Simple shake and vape. Has a slight throat hit otherwise very tasty.

POWER PLAY
I wanted a passion fruit/pear/vanilla cream/custard, so I made one. I sought balance with my percentages here and I think i succeeded in hitting everything. It is creamy, but not milky. Passion fruit and pear aren't overwhelming each other. The vanilla lingers after the exhale and ties the whole thing together rather nicely, I feel.

• Vanilla Bourbon (FA) - 1%
• Custard (FA) - 2%
• Vanilla Classic (FA) - 1%
• Marshmallow (FA) - 1%
• Passion Fruit (FA) - 1.75%
• Pear (INW) - 1%
• Sweet Strawberry (CAP) - 1%
• Vanilla Tahity (FA) - 1%
• Vienna Cream (FA) - 2%

Vanilla custard-

Vanilla custard v1 (CAP) @8%

French Vanilla (CAP) @3%

Sweet Cream (TFA) @1%

Bavarian Cream (TFA) @2%

Cotton Candy (TFA) @1%

Dulce De Leche (TFA) @0.5%

Tons of vanilla custard recipes out there...I know. I've tried making a good custard since I started DIY and I'm finally happy with the mix. Looked through just about every custard recipe I could find. Compared the recipes with my notes on flavors I currently had and went from there. You may want to adjust the Dulce de Leche down a bit. It's a potent flavor that overpowers the creams and vanilla very easily. My next batch will probably be at 0.35% just to test it. I've stuck with this recipe for a few months and really enjoy it. I make it at 30/70-40/60. Don't touch it for 2 weeks...enjoy.

was really digging /u/coop34 Raspberry Custard's base, but I wanted something more mellow than raspberry for an ADV. Strawberry/coconut is something I get all the time as a drink at the boba shops, so I tried that out. Worked with different strawberries, and coconuts, but this was the combination that appealed to me the most. Steep for a week.

Strawberry and Coconut custard based off of /u/coop34 Raspberry Custard

Ingredient|% :---|---: Apple Pie (FA)|2 Cream Fresh (FA)|1 Meringue (FA)|1 Strawberry (Ripe) (TPA)|2.5 Sweet Strawberry (CAP)|2.5 Sweet Coconut (Flavorah)|1 Vanilla Custard v1 (CAP)|5

Here's my attempt at a Cascade clone. It's good enough for me, though I'm sure I'll tweak it.

Cascade clone 3.0 

Ingredient|% :---|---: Banana Cream (LA)|5 Cream Fresh (FA)|0.5 Dragonfruit (TPA)|0.5 Fuji Apple (FA)|2 Marshmallow (FA)|1 Pear (TPA)|2 Quince (TPA)|0.5 Strawberry (Ripe) (TPA)|4 Strawberry (TPA)|4 Vienna Cream (FA)|0.5 Whipped Cream (TPA)|0.5

Flavor total: 20.5%

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When first putting it all together, I felt the percentage was going to be too high, but I'm really not getting any muted flavor so for the time being I've left it as is. I'm still learning my creams, but I chose some of the lighter ones and some marshmallow for added juiciness. Fuji is the only apple I currently have, and I'm sure it's not the one used, but I really enjoy it with this recipe and have some more flavors on the way to play with for this.

If anyone would like to try it and give feedback/suggestions I would love to hear them!

Georgia

Smooth Peach Iced Tea.

• 8% TFA Juicy Peach
• 1.5% FW Peach
• 1.5% INW Peach
• 2.5% TFA Black Tea
• 0.5% CAP Sweet Tea
• 0.5% INW Cactus
• 1% TFA EM (10% Solution)

Decided to mix this up after trying the new Predator - Persica. Turned out fantastic. Juicy peach inhale with a subtle iced tea exhale and light peach skin aftertaste. Very smooth and thick vapor. My new ADV.

Let me know your thoughts.

Hope you enjoy it !

Strawberry Pear & Cream (http://tjek.nu/r/3txa)

• Bavarian Cream (TPA) - 2%
• Pear (INAWERA) - 2%
• Strawberry (TPA) - 4%

Limesko

I just started with DIY eJuice and I'm happy with my results! I really like this flavor, I'm mixing with 70% VG 30% PG and 3mg nicotine. http://tjek.nu/r/4afW

Ingredient|Percent :--|:-- Double Watermelon (CAP)|1% Fuji Apple (FA)|3% Honey (FA)|1% Lime Tahiti Cold Pressed (FA)|5%

Perry's Half Baked Custard

I wanted to improve on my drunken miracle that was Moose in Madrid. I wanted to get rid of the sweetener and add a bit of a custardy vibe to it. Definitely don't try to use Horchata(Base) here...it will not end well!

• 5% TFA Horchata(Smooth)

• 2% TFA Vanilla Cupcake

• 1.25% FLV Cream

• 1.00% TFA Dairy

• 2.00% CAP Graham Cracker

• .25% INW Vanilla(E-Aromat)

• .50% FW Tres Leches

• .50% FA Meringue

Looking for some insight into this recipe I drafted this morning at 'work':

Sex on the Peach

Ingredient|% :---|---: Apricot (FA)|2 Fuji Apple (FA)|1 Kiwi Double (TPA)|0.5 Peach (FA)|1 Peach (INAWERA)|1.5 Quince (TPA)|0.5 White Grape (FA)|0.5 White Peach (FA)|2

Flavor total: 9%

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I want to make it strong peachy, have I maybe upset the balance by adding a touch of Grape and Kiwi to this? The flavour % seems super low but I don't want anything perfumey and I know the INW flavours have a kick. I'm going to mix this tonight but if anyone has tried something similar I'd love to hear about your experience.

My first recipe post, here goes!

Banjo v1

*Banana (CAP) - 2%

*Glory (FA) - 1%

*needs at least a week steep

I got the idea for this flavor while talking to a friend about how overly sweet and uninspired most "premium" juices are. I personally enjoy Glory (FA) as a stand alone flavor at 1.5%, and had he been craving some banana nut bread. This is the result. It's still a work in progress. I would like to make the tobacco notes stand out more , but I am still enjoying this mix while I work on modifying it.

edit: formating

Blueberry Yogurt

• 4% FW Yogurt
• 2% TFA Bavarian Cream
• 1% FA Fresh Cream
• 1% FA Bilberry
• 3% FW Blueberry
• 6% TFA Strawberry Ripe

Lime Cola

• 3.75% FA Cola
• 0.67% FA Lime Tahity (Distilled)
• 0.67% TFA Koolada

Went through three iterations of this recipe. This was my final mix.

Originally, I used a blend of Lime Tahity Distilled and Cold Pressed, but the Cold Pressed ended up just making the juice sour and harsh, with only a minimal contribution to the flavor.

Contemplating making a version where I swap out the Koolada for some Menthol.

Berry Cupcake

• Biscuit (INW) - 1%

• Blueberry Jam (CAP) - 4%

• Cake Batter Dip (FW) - 3.5%

• Vanilla Cupcake (CAP) - 4%

• Yumberry (FW) - 6%

This recipe was birthed mostly as an excuse to use CAP Blueberry Jam and FW Yumberry. I chose Yumberry over CAP Harvest Berry because I was looking for something a little more tart. CAP Blueberry Jam was added because it's more candy like, lends to the tartness of the yumberry, and hopefully gives some of the jelly-like filling I was going for.

I think this one is pretty cakey and smooth, with a hint of berry on the exhale. Even at 18.5% flavoring, it's not in your face at all.

Mixed at 70vg/30pg. Best with at least a 1 week steep.

EDIT: Looks like Yumberry and Cake Batter Dip are on the naughty list of FW flavorings that contain sugar. Use at your own risk.

Strawberry Shortcake Gelato

• 2% (TPA) DX Bavarian Cream
• 2% (INW) Biscuit
• 1.5% (FW) Yellow Cake
• 1.5% (TPA) Cheesecake (Graham Crust)
• 6% (TPA) Strawberry Ripe
• 1.5% (TPA) Strawberry Sweet
• 2% (CAP) Sugar Cookie V2
• 3% (TPA) Vanilla Bean Gelato

This is a variation of a popular NotCharlesManson recipe for Strawberry Shortcake Bar, found on e-liquid-calculator. I didn't have Vanilla Swirl (TPA) so I subbed in Vanilla Bean Gelato (TPA), Sugar Cookie (CAP) was subbed for Sugar Cookie V2 (CAP), Bavarian Cream (TPA) was subbed with DX Bavarian Cream (TPA), and Strawberry (TPA) was subbed with Strawberry Sweet (TPA).

I'm a novice to DIY, any criticism is appreciated!

Fried Nectarine Danish

Flavor profile: Think something like peach cobbler, except with a sweet nectarine glaze instead of peach, over fried pastry dough (not quite like a danish, more like fritters), with some cream cheese and ice cream to top it off.

Flavor | Percent ---|--- AP (5%) | .25 Biscuit (INW)| 1 Cheesecake (Graham Crust) (TPA) | 2.5 Graham Cracker (CAP) | .5 Joy (FA)| .25 Liquid Amber (FA) | 1 Meringue (FA) | .5 Nectarine (TPA) | 7 Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TPA) | 1

The Joy is there to tie it together, while Liquid Amber really helps create the right flavor profile for the nectarine. Those two go well together in pastry recipes. The meringue helps provide, IMO, a better mouth feel.

I like to add a very small amount of sweetener to this, but I know many people don't, so adjust accordingly. I feel like a bit of butter flavoring might take the recipe to the next level, but I don't have any.

I'm honestly really proud of this juice. It's one of my few (out of WAY too many failures) that I think can stand up to premium lines.

ELR Link - http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/506721/Nectariffic+-+Fried+Nectarine+Danish

Berry Blast

Ingredient | % ---|--- CAP Harvest Berry | 2 FW Blueberry | 4.5 TFA Strawberry | 3.5 FA Bilberry | 0.5 FA Marshmallow | 0.5 TFA Sweetener | 0.25

Total flavor percentage 11.25%

70VG/30PG

Shake and vape certified.

Just a simple berry recipe that's heavy on blueberry with some other dark berry notes and a hint of strawberry. The marshmallow lends some sweetness as well as fluffy mouthfeel. The sweetener is completely optional. Some of my friends prefer the additional sweetness, but I think it's just fine without it.

ELR Link

BERRY LYCHEIOUS

• SWEET LYCHEE (CAP) @ 9%
• STRAWBERRY RIPE (TPA) @ 7%
• BLACK CURRANT (TPA) @ 6%
• DRAGONFRUIT (TPA) @ 3%

Straight shake and vape

Taste like a lychee bubble tea with tapioca balls .. YUMMY!!

Not my recipe, but very delicious combination of /u/Botboy141 's Pleasing Peanuts and Vicious Vanilla.

• 10% Pleasing Peanuts

• 5% Vicious Vanilla (minus FA Catalan Cream and CAP CDS)

for Pleasing Peanuts the base will be (use at 10%)

8% Brown Sugar (TPA)
8% Butterscotch (FA)
12% Cookie (FA)
64% Peanut Butter (TPA)
4% Peanuts (INAWERA)
4% Vienna Cream (FA)

and Vicious Vanilla base (use at 5%)

15.4% Bavarian Cream (TPA)
10.3% Madagascar (Vanilla Classic) (FA)
35.9% Vanilla Custard v1 (CAP)
23.1% Vanilla Swirl (TPA)
15.4% Vienna Cream (FA)

Makes for a nice, soft, peanut butter cookie. Maybe more similar to a peanut butter ice cream after shake and vape, although after a week steep the cookie really comes out soft and moist like fresh out of the oven.

Finally came up with a few recipes worth sharing! Here's my first batch of vapable mixes! (they're all still pretty entry-level)

Apocalypso
A fresh, simple lemonade flavor based on Calypso brand lemonade. The crisp lemon balances well with succulent peach and cantaloupe.

• Lemonade (LA) = 12%
• Cantaloupe (CAP) = 5%
• Juicy Peach (CAP) = 3%

Cuppa Cappa
Thick, rich cappuccino swirled with hazelnut and creamy french vanilla. Based on how I make my own coffee! :)

• Cappuccino (TFA) = 2-3%
• Bavarian Cream (TFA) = 12%
• Hazelnut (CAP) = 4%
• Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TFA) = 4%
  Note; TFA's cappuccino flavor is VERY strong. Anything about 3% would be pretty stiff

Toucan Crunch
Cereal hybrid of Froot Loops and Captain Crunch floating in rich milk. Tastes like no cereal that yet exists!

• Crunchy Cereal (CAP) = 9%
• Fruit Circles (TFA) = 3%
• Malted Milk (TFA) = 5%
• Butter Cream (CAP) = 2%
  Note; Fruit Circles is a pretty strong flavor, use sparingly. Also, Butter Cream can be used to make the captain crunch flavor a little richer

Louis Louis
A quasi-clone of Blue Label's King Louis Flavor. Rich cantaloupe and cream balances nicely with a subtle, yet crisp strawberry flavor.

• Cantaloupe (CAP) = 8%
• Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TFA) = 4%
• Sweet Strawberry (CAP) = 3%

*Paging /u/wilciws. Here are some of the flavors I was working on, sorry it took so long man to get back to ya.

New to mixing, and I could use a little thoughts/assistance with some juices I want to make.

Tangerine Creamsicle

• Sweet Tangerine (Capella) 8%
• Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (Capella) 4%
• Koolada (TFA) 0.5%

Vanilla Coke

• Cola (TFA) 10%
• French Vanilla Deluxe (TFA) 7%
• Koolada (TFA) 1%
• Ethyl Maltol (TFA) 0.5%
• Champagne (TFA) 1%

King Louis Quasi-Clone
Primarily cantaloupe, but with a smooth creamy taste underneath. I'm adding a little bit of strawberry to make it a little richer

• Cantaloupe (Capella) 7%
• Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (Capella) 4%
• Ripe Strawberry (TFA) 3%

Peach Strawberry Lemonade

• Lemonade (LorAnn) 9%
• Juicy Peach (TFA) 7%
• Ripe Strawberry (TFA) 5%

Hazelnut Cappuccino

• Cappuccino (TFA) 3%
• Bavarian Cream (Capella) 10%
• Hazelnut (Capella) 4%

Any suggestions/tweaks?

Apple Muff Cake

Bavarian Cream (TPA) 2.00% Cake (Yellow) (FW) 2.00% Cheesecake (Graham Crust) (TPA) 1.00% Cinnamon Danish Swirl (CAP) 3.00% Cinnamon Roll (FW) 5.00% Fuji Apple (FA) 3.50% Sucralose (optional) .5% Vienna Cream (FA) 1.0%

I can't put this stuff down, my best creation yet. Try it out and give me some feedback. I'm pretty happy with it.

Banana Twinkie

• 4% (TPA) DX Banana Cream
• 1% (TPA) DX Bavarian Cream
• 4% (TPA) DX Sweet Cream
• 7% (TPA) DX Vanilla Cupcake
• 4% (TPA) Sweetener

Banana Twinkie recipe that is free of Acetoin, and Acetyl Propionyl. I'm a novice DIY mixer, so any suggestions or criticism is appreciated.

honey nut cheerios

Ingredient|% :---|---: Almond (FA)|1.5 Caramel (FA)|0.5 Cookie (FA)|1 Cream Fresh (FA)|1 Hazelnut (FW)|2 Honey (FA)|0.4 Meringue (FA)|2 TFA a.p|2

Flavor total: 10.4%

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After tons of variations, tips, inspiration from recipes on here and trying to get the cheerio grainy crunch part just right this is where I'm at. Also beware. This has a strong throat hit. Shake and vape certified! I actually very much prefer it S&V opposed to a two weeks steep.

A.P + FA Cookie provide a perfect grain/crunch. I know A.P at 2% is gonna scare a lot of people but I've tried it at pretty much every percentage and it works so damn good in this recipe and you get no frito notes.

FA Honey + FA Meringue + Fa Caramel make that sweet sugary frosted honey note.

FA Almond + FW Hazelnut + FA Fresh Cream for some creamy nutty goodness.

I dub thee "Delicious Sherbet Failure"

I'm not totally sure how to best explain this mix. It is a well balanced mix of fruits with a vanilla cream base. It is tough to pick out most of the fruits separately...but that's OK. It is a "Sweet Vanilla Fruit Cream"...but not Sherbet.

• INW Dragon Fruit - 0.5%
• FLV Lime - 0.8%
• FA Lime Tahiti (Distilled) - 0.4%
• FA Mandarin - 2%
• FA Marshmallow - 0.5%
• CAP Orange Cream - 2%
• INW Raspberry - 1%
• INW Strawberry Shisha - 1.5%
• CAP Vanilla Whipped Cream - 2%

I do everything at 70VG/30PG.

For some flavor notes:

Lime: I've found that FLV Lime + FA Lime Distilled created a sour (FLV) Lime with a good bite (FA). Currently this is my go-to lime combo with it being somewhere around 2:1 (FLV:FA).

WHY STRAWBERRY? Sweetness.

CAP Orange Cream: I've always had a sweet spot for this stuff but I think my coils hate it. I'm likely to be moving away from it soon. It tastes exactly how it sounds IMO but is overly sweet and I have a feeling that means it has a huge amount of sweetener. Likely EM.

INW Dragonfruit: Great enhancer in small amounts. It adds a bit of a tart bite to most juices and helps sharper flavors shine.

CAP Vanilla Whipped Cream: I just used this on a whim here. This is now one of my favorite creams. It is light, airy, and packs a decent amount of vanilla.

Mandarin and INW Raspberry are both great versions of their respected flavor. I'm likely going to sub in FLV Ras on a future batch.

As for making it more Sherbety. In my next iteration I'm going to remove orange cream, add CAP Juicy Orange @ 1.5%, up the Lime to 1%:0.5%, switch to TFA STRAWBERRY, up Mandarin to 3% and up INW Raspberry to 1.25%.

Nebula III

• 8% TFA Strawberry Ripe
• 2.5% TFA Pineapple
• 3% TFA Dragonfruit
• 0.5% CAP Marshmallow
• 0.5% TFA Cotton Candy
• 3 drops per 5ml of TFA Koolada

Been working on this recipe off and on for a few months. A few weeks ago, I made a breakthrough on it and though it was perfect then. Tonight I made a few minor tweaks that might not have made a huge difference, but it is exactly where I want it to be at this point. Intense fruity inhale, icy cold throat hit on the exhale, nice fluffy and sugary mouth feel. It's the ADV I've been looking for. Shake and vape.

I am trying to make a lemon poppy seed cake and have been playing around with it for a while. I feel that I have nailed it pretty well but am open to new palates in hopes to perfect it. Please allow at least 3 days of steeping for the creamy/custard flavours to settle.

Enjoy at 30/70 PG/VG

Yellow cake FW 2%

Vanilla custard CAP 2%

Lemon Sicily FA 3%

Meringue FA 1%

Sugar cookie CAP 4%

Joy FA .7%

Marshmallow TFA 2%

Acetyl Pyrazine TFA 0.5%

Almond FA 0.5%

A little something i put together let me know how it is. I say a week for steep but good after a couple of days

Ryce Krispy Kreme : http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/523664/Ryce+Krispy+Kreme

1% CAP Sweet Cream
4% Double RY4 (TPA)
3.5% Glazed Donut (CAP)
2% Marshmallow (FA)
3.5% Rice Crunchies (TPA)
1.5% Vanilla Cupcake (TP

Flavor total: 15.5% Remember to rate it at: http://tjek.nu/r/49re

Caramel French Toast

• AP (TPA) .5%
• Biscuit (INW) 2%
• Brown Sugar (TPA) 2%
• Caramel (FLV) 1%
• Caramel Original (TFA) 1.5%
• Cinnamon Crunch (FLV) .7%
• Meringue (FA) 1%
• Rich Cinnamon (FLV) .2%
• Waffle (TFA) 3%
• Vanillin (TFA) 2%

Copypasta from ELR entry:

Inspired by this good-looking shit: http://goo.gl/ETn7qi, minus the pecans. Though throw some FW Butter Pecan in there if you like. And I used Flavorah Carmel, not FA. They're mostly the same, it just didn't show up on the flavor search.

And just because I'm publishing this doesn't mean it had to do with www.reddit.com/user/Vurve releasing his www.reddit.com/r/DIY_eJuice/comments/44nqx7/blueberry_french_toast/.

It was just a coincidence. I made that one and liked mine better - very fucking tastey. Not to knock his, taste is damn subjective as shit.

soho twisted 

Ingredient|% :---|---: Caramel (Flavorah)|0.25 Creamy Hazelnut (FW)|1 Cured Tobacco (Flavorah)|2 FLV Milk and Honey|0.5 FLV VANILLA CUSTARD|0.75 Graham Cracker (Clear) (TPA)|2 Holy Vanilla (Flavour Shack)|1.5 Oakwood (FA)|1 Soho (FA)|8

Notes

While on a quest to find a tobacco desert juice for the wife, for months. I have been through various stages, I started while the juices I knew she liked, Vanilla custard, Caramel. Vanillas, and Cheese cakes((mostly the graham crust). With a Soho base I added Flavorah Cured tobacco for a Nice nutty style base and work through several percentages til I found the sweet spot she seems to now have as her ADV. Giving up her Mountain Oak Rangler.

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Creamy cinnamon roll

• Cinnamon Danish Swirl v2 Cap 4%.
• Cake Batter Cap 2%.
• Cheesecake (Graham Crust) TFA 2%.
• Caramel FA 1%.
• Vanilla Swirl TFA 1%.

At least 3 days steep and vape.

Basic green jolly rancher

I'm doing max VG, 3mg/ml nic. 5%FW hard candy 7%TFA green apple 2%TFA sour

It's a bit too much sour until steeped for about a week, but then it mellows out and has a nice bite to it. Try it out and let me know what you think.

This is my first DIY recipe, so that's why it's so basic. I don't know enough about mixing flavors yet, so I didn't want to go overboard trying a 10+ flavors, I figured that would probably turn out very poorly with how little experience I have so far.

My new current favorite that my friends are raving about. It's kind of a tropical flavor with hints of coconut cream.

Skinny Dipping

• 3% FA Banana
• 2% FA Mango
• 2% FA Coconut
• 2% FA Creme Fresh
• 1% FA Passion Fruit
• 1% FA Raspberry

It's a little higher than I normally go with an all FA recipe, but FA banana is fairly weak so it works out. The raspberry is a recent addition to add some sweetness/juiciness. I tried bilberry and it just didn't work out, and strawberry was a complete flop, so raspberry it is. The creme fresh and coconut were added to smooth it out and remove the harsh edges that the passion fruit and mango give off.

If I were to change anything, it would be to add some more coconut.

Steep just long enough for the banana alcohol to evap. 3 days should be good enough, or an hour on the stir plate at 120F.

Some Silver Cloud love:

Tiramisu

• Poundcake (SC) 2.00%
• Dark Chocolate (MF) 0.30%
• Sweet Cream (TFA) 3.00%
• Vanilla Custard (FLV) 3.00%
• Sugar Cookie (Cap) 3.00%
• Cream Cheese Icing (LA) 0.80%
• Coffee (INW) 0.75%

Needs to sit for a few days for the sweet cream and CCI to calm down. The poundcake is buttery and vanilla-y. I don't know what would sub for it, maybe biscuit at .5, but I didn't try.

After 5 versions, I think this one is worth sharing.

Tastes great after a few (3 to 5) day steep to bring out the custard more.

Bavarian Cream (FW) - I chose FW as it is a little sweeter and rounds out the custard.

Fuji Apple (FA)- Just to give a little bit of a tart and bring out the pom better.

Pomegranate (TPA) - Very present in the exhale, but gives an awesome taste and blends very well into the custard. I settled on 4 percent, as 5 seemed a little overpowering, and didn't let the custard fully come through after a week steep.

Vanilla Custard v1 (Cap) - Definitely the star of the show, you can go up to 8 percent on this as well. I settled on 6 to not overpower the pom, but still enhance the exhale with a nice smooth custard.

Vanilla Swirl (TPA) - To add a vanilla note that VCv1 doesn't provide, and help bring the flavor together. Vanilla swirl makes the pom blend with the custard, but doesn't over power with Vanilla. 2 percent seems like a standard percentage for me, and I didn't want to change it here, but 2 percent was a little too much nilla

Whipped Cream (TPA) - Just to add a little more creaminess to the mix. You could probably go without this if you wanted, but I like it extra creamy. 1 percent is adequate if you don't like the taste of feet.

Any further suggestions would be appreciated, and if you mix it I am sure you'll enjoy it if you like a nice custard, and are a fan of Pomegranate

Pomnilla Custard

Ingredient|% :---|---: Bavarian Cream (FW)|2 Fuji Apple (FA)|0.5 Pomegranate (TPA)|4 Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TPA)|2 Vanilla Custard v1 (CAP)|6 Vanilla Swirl (TPA)|1.5 Whipped Cream (TPA)|1

Flavor total: 17%

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Big Smile

My homage to Adirondack's Sagamore with a peach twist. It's a lightly peachy cake with caramel and tobacco undertones.

I find it needs about a week to age for the bakery notes to appear and the cinnamon to recede in the background a bit. It's pretty tasty in a dripper. It seems to only get better with age.

Ingredient| Percent ---|--- RY4 Double (TFA)| 5.50% Biscuit (Inawera) | 2.50% Peach (FlavourArt)| 2.00% Yellow Cake (Flavor West)| 2.00% Cinnamon Danish (Capella)| 1.00% Graham Cracker (Clear) (TFA)| 0.50% Marshmallow (Flavor West)| 0.50% White Chocolate (Flavor West)| 0.50%

  Vanilla Almond Ry4

• (TFA) Marshmallow .75%

• (TFA) RY4 Double 8%

• (TFA) Toasted Almond 1.75%

• (TFA) Vanilla Swirl 3%

• (CAP) Vanilla Whipped Cream 1.5%

This was my first recipe I came up with on my own.

Sakura Sweets 

Ingredient|% :---|---: Cherry Blossom (TPA)|4 Hibiscus (CAP)|1.5 Honeysuckle (TPA)|4 Raspberry (INAWERA Flavours">INW)|1 Sweet Lychee (CAP)|2

Flavor total: 12.5%

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High Seas 

Ingredient|% :---|---: Bourbon (Vanilla Bourbon) (FA)|1.5 Brown Sugar (TPA)|1 Marzipan (FA)|0.5 Oak Wood (FA)|0.5 Salted Caramel (FW)|2 Sweet Coconut (Flavorah)|1.5 Vienna Cream (FA)|2 Whisky (FA)|0.7

Flavor total: 9.7%

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I'm debating with myself on doing a write up on this recipe.

Please feel free to leave any input. Thank you.

Latte

• 10% Home Made Coffee Flavor

• 5% Sweet Cream TPA

• 2% Sweetner TPA

*To make Coffee extract: 2 tea spoons coffee grounds 15 mil PG. Combine and heat with hot water bath for 20 min. Let sit for 2 hours. strain with coffee filter.

For the coffee i used a breakfast type coffee.

Let Vape Steep for 1 week. less than that and you will regret it.

A belated St. Patrick's Day juice. It tastes like a McDonald's Shamrock Shake to me, hence the name. But most people would say there isn't actually any pistachio flavor in a Shamrock Shake, and that Shamrock Shakes are really just vanilla soft serve with a mint syrup so... who knows. I like it though.

Shamrock

• Pistachio (TFA) @ 9.0%
• Crème de Menthe (TFA) @ 4.5%
• Meringue (FA) @ 1.0%
• Blueberry Candy (TFA) @ 0.4% (Optional)
• Almond (FA) @ 0.4% (Optional)

This is my fourth revision of this one. The primary pistachio/crème de menthe/meringue accord is pretty close to exactly where I want it. Needs at least an overnight steep. This juice is more particular than most about temperature/wattage settings and wick saturation, and can tend to be a little harsh. Suggestions on how to reduce harshness are very welcome.

TFA Blueberry Candy is an optional enhancement for the crème de menthe. There's an odd citrus/berry note in the real Shamrock Shake that I want to capture. Feel free to sub any other blueberry or citrus flavor to taste. I chose Blueberry Candy to add sweetness and because I think blueberry synergizes really well with mint flavors. It's good, but it's not totally on-point.

FA Almond is totally optional; I only added it with the hopes of adding a bit more sweet nuttiness to the pistachio, but I'm not sure if it's actually accomplishing anything, haha.

As if this months isn't already crowded af, but I ended up really liking this one.

Chocolate Bourbon Pecan Pie

• Bittersweet Chocolate (TPA) 2%
• Butter (FA) .5%
• Butter Pecan (FW) 3%
• Coconut Extra (TPA) 1.5%
• Double Chocolate (Clear) (TPA) 1%
• Ethyl Vanillin 10% (TPA) 2.5%
• Kentucky Bourbon (TPA) 1.5%
• Meringue (FA) 1%
• Pie Crust (TPA) 4%

pasta from ELR: Inspired by http://allrecipes.com/recipe/15994/chocolate-bourbon-pecan-pie/. It also contains some of the Kentucky Bourbon flavor supports from the Castle Long Clone.

This is one I'd actually like critique on; so if you mix it, please let me know what you think, obviously only if this is your jam or if you've had, and like, the Castle Long clone. I think if you like that one you'd dig this, too. Anyways, cheers.

Been DIY'ing for about a year, yet have only come up with one flavour that I think is good enough for public consumption. So here's that:

Jackberry Sour (3mg/nic, 55/45)

Ingredient | % | ---------|----------| Nicotine 36mg (100% PG) | 8.33 | PG | 27.17 | VG | 45 | Blackberry TPA | 8 | Jackfruit TPA | 10 | Sour TPA | 1.5 |

I think it's perfect immediately after vigorous shaking (I use a jewellery cleaner) and aging doesn't change it much. Been my all day every day vape for a year now and my friends seem to love it, though they're not exactly connoisseur's so maybe it sucks, I dunno.

However, my usual joint didn't have the flavours I needed to make it on my last order so I'm trying something new. Been tweaking the heck out of it for days yet I just can't seem to make it work. This is the closest I've gotten to something "good":

Cocoberry Melon (3mg/nic, 50/50)

Ingredient | % | ---------|----------| Nicotine 36mg (100% PG) | 8.3 | PG | 27.7 | VG | 50 | Coconut TPA | 4 | Strawberry (Organic) TPA | 4.5 | Watermelon TPA | 11.5 |

Any advice on the second one? Until I upped the w'melon I felt the strawb was overpowering and had a bitter/"chemically" aftertaste. I don't taste the coconut but I think it's giving it somewhat of a nice smooth tone now that the strawb is downed. But the watermelon isn't "popping". I'm so used to vaping straight after mixing that I wonder if maybe I just need to let it sit for a week or two before it really "works"? Does anyone have any experience with watermelon and aging/steeping?

Tiger's Blood

Pretty entry-level recipe that I found when I started DIY. I've only tried this from one vendor and I wasn't out to clone that particular juice - I just enjoy the strawberry, watermelon and coconut combo. So, here's my take on an oldie;

Ingredient|% :---|---: Coconut (FA)|1.5 Coconut Extra (TPA)|1.5 Red Summer (Watermelon) (FA)|3 Red Touch (Strawberry) (FA)|2 Strawberry (Ripe) (TPA)|3 Watermelon (INW)|1.5

Flavor total: 12.5%

Red Summer (FA) / Watermelon (INW) These are pretty nice watermelons, without being a sweet candy type watermelon. I also have FW Watermelon, but to me that was too close to a candy watermelon flavour and I was chasing realism. The Red Summer has a good mix of sweet flesh with a little rind, and the INW Watermelon (to me) tastes mostly like rind. With these combined it reminds me of eating too close to the skin of a watermelon, and biting into the green rind/skin part. It's a little sour but strangely juice-y and refreshing.

Coconut (FA) / Coconut Extra (TFA) In my early days of mixing this it always came out unbearbly harsh - back then I didn't know what I was doing but I blamed the Coconut I was using - it was just regular TFA Coconut. I think I remember reading somewhere that Coconut has quite the throat hit. So, this time around enter FA Coconut and TFA Coconut Extra to keep percentages down. I think I've read that FA Coconut gives a more realistic coconut taste, and I added Coconut Extra because I just like it's creaminess - I don't really get the suntan lotion taste from Coconut Extra.

Red Touch (FA) / Strawberry Ripe (TFA) I like Red Touch, I find it's a nice subtle, not-so-sweet strawberry and I just wanted to use it here because I haven't used it in other recipes for ages. The Strawberry Ripe is so common but nice so it had to go in, but just at a lower percentage to back up the Red Touch (FA) and add some sweetness to the Watermelon combo.

As a shake and vape this is pretty nice, the watermelon rind is strong and I find it refreshing. After about a week (as long as this has lasted for me) the watermelon rind taste blends into a background note, and this juice becomes a sweet treat with all the flavours melding together.

Additions and stuff from here - this is still a WIP and I want to experiment with;

• INW Cactus - I don't have this, but thinking I could use this to stop the refreshing juice-y rind flavour from melding into the background, and for mouthfeel. Maybe try it at 0.5%.
• FA Cream Fresh - I think I read somewhere that this has some common volatiles as Coconut (Triacetin?). Going to use this to try bring the Coconuts together and add to the creaminess of these, purely fixative and I don't want any "cream" type flavours to come through so will try this at 0.5%.

Would like to know what other people would suggest or do with this recipe. This is version 1 of this particular flavour combo's for this recipe so I'm sure there's work but currently I am really enjoying this and has been my ADV for the last week without getting too old.

Throwing this in at the end here because it's easily the best flavour I've ever made. Hope you enjoy!

Drunken Pears

Ingredients

• FA Pear at 4%
• TFA Juicy Peach at 2%
• CAP Cinnamon Danish at 1.5%
• TFA Brown Sugar at 0.4%
• TFA Meringue at 0.5%
• FA Torrone at 0.35%
• TFA Kentucky Bourbon at 2%
• TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream at 2%
• TFA Vanilla Swirl at 0.5%

Flavour notes can be viewed here

Peach Yogurt

Based off of fresh03's Peach Yogurt recipe ( http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/201527/ ), built to my tastes:

• TPA Bavarian Cream - 1.5%

• TPA Greek Yogurt - 8%

• TPA Orange Cream - 1.5%

• FA Pear - 1%

• TPA Pear - 2%

• TPA Whipped Cream - 3.5%

• FA White Peach - 2%

Only downside I've found is I have to re-wick before switching flavours. That peach/pear flavour never leaves. http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/533073/

Creamy Strawberry Cheesecake

(TPA) Bavarian Cream 1.66%

(TPA) Strawberry (ripe) 5%

Graham Cracker (CAP) 3.33%

New York Cheesecake (CAP) 6.68%

http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/547661/Brin%2527s+Creamy+Strawberry+Cheesecake+V1

-Brin

Mother's Milk Clone

Capella's - Sweet Strawberry 10%

TFA - Cheesecake [Graham Crust] 5%

TFA - Bavarian Cream 3%

Capella's - French Vanilla 3%

Capella's - Vanilla Custard 2%

23% Flavoring Percentage, The remaining 77% is PG/VG With and Without Nic. I don't want to be responsible for how much Nic someone is using so please do your research in advance. I aim for 10MG.

I use 66/33 VG/PG Ratio.

I copied and tweeked a 2 year old recipe in the sub archives. This is the closest thing to mother's Milk I have been able to make. It is amazing! Just wanted to share for anyone on the hunt for this recipe.

I also wanted to note, MyFreedomSmokes has all of these flavorings available. It is convenient to buy all of these in one transaction and receive all of these flavors at once. I don't work for MFS or anything I just wanted to point that out.

Strawberry Ice cream Custard

• strawberry (TPA) @ 6%
• strawberry (liquidbarn) @ 3%
• vanilla bean ice cream (TPA) @ 5%
• vanilla ice cream (LiquidBarn) @ 3%
• vanilla custard (CAP) @ 2%
• sweetner (liquidbarn) @ 1%

Notes

I ordered from liquid barn and they sent me some free samples so i decided to mix something up with them. This recipe requires a day or two steep and is pretty dang good.

The flavor profile of the liquid barn flavorings are actually pretty good. The strawberry has a slight alcohol note but is quite sweet. The vanilla ice cream is really good. It actually adds a bit to the vbic of tpa.

I have to thank /u/fizzmustard for the mustard milk i used as a starting point to this. So far i have gotten some good feedback on this from my friends.

probably could cut this back a little from 20% flavorings but all in all it has been an adv for me.

I did the thing. A B&M in my area has DIY supplies and that was less scary than blind ordering it online, for whatever dumb reason my brain cooked up.

One of my big inspirations for DIY-ing, outside of the financial advantages, is my partner's frustration in finding his Goldilocks juice, a berries and menthol that's just right. Like me, he doesn't enjoy menthol vapes that are super heavy, fistful of breath mints washed down with Listerine.

What I came up with for him is apparently the Goldilocks juice. It's fairly shake 'n vape and the ratio of fruitiness to menthol is fantastic, but it does at least need to breathe for a short while. Recipe as follows.

• TFA Raspberry 4%
• TFA Pomegranate 4%
• TFA Pineapple 1%
• TFA Menthol 0.5-1%

Raspberry and pomegranate just go together. I think mixing pomegranate and citrus is a little bit played out and often doesn't give the right kind of bright flavor, so I opted for some pineapple instead, with its similar acidic wake-up notes. I might boost it to a slightly higher percentage depending on how the 15mL of Version 1 tastes after some steeping time -- the pineapple is extremely subtle right now, but does provide balance to the richness of the red fruits.

The menthol is really a personal preference thing. I made a 15mL bottle with 1% menthol and it was not as strong as I expected. Still a little bit too strong for me, but Mr. TCH says it's just right.

Pound cake V3

• Bavarian Cream (TPA)- 2%
• Biscuit (INAWERA)- 3%
• Cake (Yellow) (FW)- 5%
• Cake Batter Dip (FW)- 2%
• Cheesecake (FW)- 2%
• Juicy Lemon (CAP)- 3%
• Lemon Meringue Pie (FW)- 2%
• Super Sweet (CAP)- 1%
• Sweet Cream (FW)- 5%
• Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (FW)- 2%

Pound cake V3

After many tries and lots of tweaks there it is

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This is literally the first recipe I've come up with myself and enjoy (I'm sure there are hundreds of similar things). I think I have a pretty low standard for eliquid taste, unless it tastes insultingly awful I'm going to go through it, so I'd like to see if this tastes as good to anyone else as it does to me. I'm chugging through this in a Uwell Crown tank, if it matters.

AP4

• TFA RY4 Double @ 8%

• TFA Peach (Juicy) @ 4%

• TFA Apricot @ 4%

Haven't had the time to steep anything since I'm eyeballing 10ml bottles at the moment while my scale arrives, so this is still a WIP.

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Peachy Coconut Cream

• Coconut (TFA) @ 10%

• Peach Juicy (TFA) @ 5%

• Sweet Cream (TFA) @ 2%

Very Smooth ADV. I found that Sweet Cream tones down the Peach a little.

MAX VG