Dutchie - a Delicious Stroopwafel

Ingredient|% :---|---: Biscuit (INAWERA)|1 Bourbon (Vanilla Bourbon) (FA)|0.5 Brown Sugar Extra (TPA)|0.5 Butter Cream (CAP)|1 Creme Brulee (INAWERA)|1 Maple Syrup (FA)|0.5 Rich Cinnamon (Flavorah)|0.15 Sugar Cookie (CAP)|3 Waffle (INAWERA)|0.15

Flavor total: 7.81%

EDIT: the INW Waffle & FLV Rich Cinnamon measure as a single drop in a 15ml mix.

Complete Recipe Notes Here: https://www.reddit.com/r/DIY_eJuice/comments/4e7snt/dutchie_a_delicious_stroopwafel/

2 years-ish DIY - first time post. I have been chasing a nice coffee vape for a while but nothing ever seemed to satisfy. Recently I began using Inawera Mocca, and have been really enjoying this recipe. Super simple, very smooth and is light enough for an ADV:

Vendor | Flavor | Amount -- | -- | -- TFA | Vanilla Swirl | 4% TFA | Whipped Cream | 2% INW | Mocca | 3.5% TFA | EM | 2%

Since I forgot to post this last week:

Pebbles

• 2% CAP Lemon Lime

• 1.25% FA Vienna

• 2% FA Meringue

• .75% FA Black Cherry

• 1.5% FW Blood Orange

• 1% LA Cream Cheese Icing

• 3% TFA Graham Cracker (Clear)

• 4% CAP Sugar Cookie

• .5% FW Hazelnut

• 1% TFA Toasted Marshmallow

I call this one Tiger Melon, and it is a well rounded fruit with a bit of a "mint" finish. It was inspired by B-X's Watermelon Crack but strayed a bit into Tiger's Blood territory. Enjoy.

Vendor | Flavor | Amount -- | -- | -- TFA | Watermelon Candy | 4.2% TFA | Strawberry | 4.25% LA | Watermelon (clear) | 5.75% TFA | Coconut Extra | 0.5% TFA | Koolada | 0.5% TFA | Menthol | 0.33%

Notes: This is OK as a shake 'n vape, but it really comes together after 2-3 days in the bottle. I wouldn't go much higher than the listed percentages for either the Coconut Extra or Menthol, they are just there to round out the body of the juice and give it a tiny bit of kick at the end (respectively).

If you can manage to let this sit for 1-2 weeks, the flavor eventually settles down into something very reminiscent of Exxtra Pink Bubblegum, but I typically get impatient knowing I have a bottle of this available to me. :)

My very simple and very delicious strawberry creamsaver recipe.

7% TFA Strawberry (ripe)

4% TFA Bavarian Cream

1% TFA Vanilla Swirl

edit: here is my ELR page. if you made the juice and liked it, please give it a rating or suggestions. http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/556547/Strawberry+CreamSaver

Banoffee

Vendor | Flavor | Amount ------|------|------ TPA | Banana Cream | 4% TPA | DX Caramel (Original) | 4% TPA | Graham Cracker (Clear) | 1% TPA | Vanilla Bean Ice Cream | 3% TPA | Caramel Candy | 3% TPA | Cheesecake (Graham Crust) | 3% TPA | Brown Sugar | 1%

So, this has been my first ADV recipe. I really dig this stuff, hope you guys like it.

The only flavors that I find to be truly necessary are Banana Cream and Cheesecake (Graham Crust). Graham Cracker (Clear) is there to give that toasty sweetness to the crust.

The caramel notes, along with the brown sugar, can probably be subbed by your favorite caramel profile, maybe with some Dulce de Leche.

I added VBIC for the creamy texture, but you can definitely use some Bavarian Cream, something custardy for a vanilla kick, or just go for your favorite cream base.

Have fun!

Lemon Pound Cake

INW Lemon Cake 3%

CAP Sugar Cookie 5%

FA Custard 2%

FA Lemon Sicily 0.2%

FA Meringue 1%

INW Buiscuit 1%

Mixed at 70/30 3mg

Total Flavor: 12.2%

INW Lemon Cake As a single flavor vape I knew this stuff had some serious potential. The lemon is nice and mellow and the cake aspect is akin to FW Yellow Cake without the overbearing sweetness (and coil gunkage).

FA Custard and Lemon Sicily These two are a great team in this mix. The custard adds a light cream element with a hint of lemon and Lemon Sicily helps to boost that lemon out of the background. Be careful though, too much and the lemon will dominate everything.

CAP Sugar Cookie This stuff is fantastic for bakery/fruit mixes. It adds a nice cakey/grainy flavor without pushing your fruit into the background. In this recipe it also helps tone down the throat hit I get from FA Lemon Sicily.

INW Biscuit and FA Meringue This is another combo that I really like in bakery mixes. Biscuit gives the cake that extra bit of oomph it needs and Meringue adds a sweetness to the whole mix.

Thanks for reading. If you have any tips/suggestions I'd love to hear them.

Haven't shared a recipe in a little bit so here's something tasty I've been vaping lately. Sorry in advance for the Inawera flavoring most people probably don't have!

2.5 - 3% Inawera raspberry blackberry

1% FA Meringue

0.5% FA Fresh Cream

0.5% TFA Vanilla Swirl

0.4% FA Cocoa

0.4% FA Chocolate

Tastes just like freshly picked berries drizzled in a creamy dark chocolate. Do 3% of the raspberry blackberry if you want it as a more dominant note, or 2.5% for a more balanced mix. I highly recommend using this in a rebuildable device as the chocolates will wreck pre made coil heads.

Enjoy!

Skittles maybe?

Ingredients|Ing %| :---|---:|---:|---:|---: Lime (Flavorah)|1.00%|12.0|0.622 g|0.600 ml Orange (FlavorArt)|3.00%|36.0|1.865 g|1.800 ml Sweet Tangerine (Capella)|3.00%|36.0|1.865 g|1.800 ml Cherry (Inawera)|1.25%|15.0|0.777 g|0.750 ml Citrus Mix (FlavorArt)|0.25%|3.0|0.155 g|0.150 ml Mandarin (FlavorArt)|1.50%|18.0|0.932 g|0.900 ml Grape (Inawera)|1.00%|12.0|0.622 g|0.600 ml Super Sweet (Capella)|0.50%|6.0|0.311 g|0.300 ml Tangerine (FW)|0.50%|6.0|0.311 g|0.300 ml

Interesting flavor profile. Lime is forefront. Would like feedback if anyone decides to play with this recipe. Next iteration I will probably bump up grape/tangerine notes.

One of the first flavors I ever made, people tell me it tastes like a spot on XXX flavor. One of my go to shake-n-vapes. If you don't have TFA Acai, I highly recommend it! It's an extremely versatile and rich berry flavor that goes well with other berries and fruits.

Vitamin Water XXX

Flavor | Vendor | Amount ---|---|---- Blueberry (Wild) | TFA | 5% Acai | TFA | 5% Dragon Fruit | TFA | 5%

Here is a Mango & Fruit Smoothie Blend we were digging on. Hope everyone enjoys our contribution.

Here's one of my personal tropical favorites

3% MolinBerry Tropical Mango

2% INW Mango

2% INW Strawberry Shisha

2% Cap Lemon Sicily

1% FLV Pink Guava

0.75% FA Apricot

0.5% FA Bilberry

0.5% Cap Golden Pineapple

0.5% INW Catcus

0.5% FA Champagne (Added for Fizz - Optional)

0.25% FA Lime (Sour extral optional)

Any feedback you guys have I'm happy to be the brunt of. :) (edited for format)

A tasty strawberry cake.

|Flavor|Amount|Amount| |:---------|:-----|:-------| |FA|Nonna's Cake|4%| |TFA|Strawberry Ripe|3.5%| |INW|Shisha Strawberry|1%| |FA|Meringue|1% |CAP|Creamy Yogurt|2%| |FA|Marshmallow|1%| |CAP|Butter Cream|.5%|

I've been starting to experiment a little bit with Nonna's Cake and made this. I get a lot more cake, and not enough strawberry. I think next revision I'm going to up Strawberry Ripe to 4.5% and Shisha Strawberry to 1.5%, and drop meringue to 0.5% or remove it all together. As it is I think it's pretty tasty as a cake, just needs more fruit.

I made up 120ml and forgot about it. I didn't taste it until it had steeped 15 days, so not sure how it will taste before that point.

KoolBerry V2

• Apple FujiFA @ 2.5%
• Bilberry FA @ 1.5%
• Dragonfruit TPA @ 1.5%
• Peach Juicy TPA@ 3%
• Strawberry Ripe TPA @ 4%
• Koolada TPA @ 1.5%

One of my first mixes, was looking for a nice fruity cool vape and has been my adv for a while. Main flavours that come out first are the apple and peach and a nice cool but not overpowering aftertaste. Feedback is always welcomed :)

EDIT: Formatting

Chapple

Vendor | Flavor | Amount ---------|--------|------ FA | Cherry | 2.5% FA | Fuji Apple | 2.5% INW | Biscuit | 1.5% FA | Almond | 1.0% CAP | Sugar Cookie | 1.0% TFA | Brown Sugar (Extra) | 0.5% FA | Caramel | 0.5%

I've made a few variations to this recipe over the course of it's lifetime, and it's pretty close to where I want it. I was originally aiming for a Cherry Apple Pie, but over variations, it turned into more of a sweet crisp/crumble. The FA Cherry and Fuji work pretty well together, and add a tiny bit of tart sweetness to the recipe, while the Biscuit and Sugar Cookie make up the crisp/crumble. The Brown Sugar sweetens up the whole thing without overpowering any notes (And could probably be subbed out with caramel for the same effect), and the almond rounds out the crumble giving it a bit of a nutty note. While not a bad shake and vape, a good few days of steeping does wonders for this. I mix this at 70/30 VG/PG at 3 mg

edit: updated with a newer version. tweaked the ratios slightly, and added caramel for a bit more sweetness

Caramelldansen

This recipe started off as an attempt to clone Cloud Honey's Crispbeez, which is a caramel rice crispy treat with a touch of salt. Great juice in my opinion, and I wanted to replicate the saltiness, which is a welcome break from a sea of the overly sweetened commercial juices I'd been vaping lately. What I came up with after several iterations is something that I actually enjoy quite a bit more than the original. The TFA Kettle Corn gives it that salty undertone I was looking for, and the TFA Marshmallow and TFA Sweet Cream keep the saltiness in the background by providing a nice ethereal sweetness that isn't overpowering or cloying.

Flavor | Vendor | Quantity ------|------|-------- Rice Crunchies | TFA | 8% Marshmallow | TFA | 4% Caramel (Original) | TFA | 5% Kettle Corn | TFA | 1% Sweet Cream | TFA | 2% Ethyl Maltol (10% in PG) | Nude Nicotine | 2%

I like this one as a shake & vape, which surprised me. Normally caramel needs some time to age properly, but I quite enjoy this one fresh.

https://alltheflavors.com/recipes/1467

Summer Bash

• TFA Pear 5%

• TFA Strawberry Ripe 3%

• TFA Juicy Peach 2%

• TFA Apricot 1%

• TFA Honeydew 1%

• FLV Pink Guava 0.2% (1 drop per 15mL)

70VG/30PG

It's a summer fruit inspired mix. Very, very good and refreshing. There are more notes on alltheflavors.

Started DIYing last month and have really been enjoying it, you guys have been a great help. I tend to go for fruity flavors and I hope you guys like this one. I call it Dragon's Breath, if anyone has a name they think fits better I am open to feedback.

Flavor | Vendor | Percentage
--------|----------|-------------
Juicy Peach | TFA | 7%
Strawberry (Ripe) | TFA | 4%
Bavarian Cream | TFA | 3%
Dragon Fruit | TFA | 1.5%

I mix it at 70/30 with 6mg nic, but whatever works for you go for it. It is okay as a shake and vape, but each flavor really comes out after 2-3 days of steeping. Any tips are appreciated!

This is my first post on this sub after lurking for months. I am confident enough to post my first recipe worth sharing. It is my all-day-every-day vape, and my all time favorite juice. Simple as could be, but these numbers are not arbitrary. I have tried lots of alterations, changes in ingredients, percentages, additions, etc. and I have found it works best in the following format.

• Vanilla Custard V1 (CAP) 4.5%
• Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TFA) 4.5%
• Butter Cream (CAP) 4.5 or 5% for a more savory mouth feel.
  60/40 VG/PG
  6mg

The Butter Cream is the lynchpin of this mix. I didn't figure that out until a week or two ago, and I actually thought it was the VBIC that gave the savory, full bodied feeling that makes me love this stuff so much. The strangest thing about this all-cream recipe is that I prefer it as a shake and vape. I prefer it so much that I only make 30ml at a time so it's fresh as I use it. I've tried steeping for up to three weeks, and it's still great, but it doesn't quite have the "bite" that it does fresh. After some time, it could probably work as a cream base (in lower % of course) for other recipes, but as a standalone, it's best straight from the Erlenmeyer flask as soon as the tiny bubbles from shaking all dissipate.

Let me know what you think!

Just a little something simple and yummy, all TFA, that I've been enjoying the last 2 months or so once I dialed in the percentages.

I saw a recipe in the past calling for:

• 5% TFA Pineapple
• 5% TFA Papaya
• 5% TFA Mango

That felt a bit muddled to me but had something good going for it. Played with percentages a little bit and added a little something for mouthfeel and sweetness. Enjoy.

• 6% TFA Papaya
• 6% TFA Mango
• 3% TFA Pineapple
• 1% TFA Bavarian Cream

Boston Cream Bronuts

Chocolate Glazed Donut (CAP) 9%
Bavarian Cream (TFA) 6%
Vanilla Custard V2 (CAP) 4%
Biscuit (INW) 3%

This is my first creation, I wanted more of a chocolate/cream taste from Bronuts and the original seemed like it burnt fairly easy, so I left out yellow cake to see if that helps because of the sugar thing I heard about.

I used distilled water as a dilutant to help it wick in a tank and after it was made I put it in a mug of hot tap water so I could shake it up good and it seems like a surprisingly tasty shake and vape.

Sorry if this is posted in the wrong format.

Rhubarbara Streisand 

Ingredient|% :---|---: Apple Pie (FA)|1.5 Biscuit (INAWERA)|1.5 CAP Graham Cracker (v2)|2 Rhubarb (INAWERA)|0.75 Strawberry (Ripe) (TPA)|2 Sweet Strawberry (CAP)|3

Flavor total: 10.75%

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

Needs a week for the Rhubarb to calm down and the bakery notes to really come through.

This is a really good shake and vape recipe, though like most its better with a steep of a day or two.

Candy Cane Ice Cream

• (CAP) Peppermint - 5 to 5.5%

• (CAP) Dutch Chocolate Mint - 1%

• (TFA) Vanilla Bean Ice Cream - 7%

• (FA) Marshmallow - 1.5%

• (CAP) Bavarian Cream - 1%

I think this is absolutely delicious. The chocolate mint leaves a very faint chocolate taste which adds to the depth of flavor, but more importantly I feel that it combines with the VBIC to create a more realistic ice cream taste.

Just started making my own juice a little while ago and I feel like I have an original recipe that I am pretty proud of. Without further ado, I present Fruit Delight:

•4.0% TPA Ripe Strawberry •4.0% TPA Banana Cream •4.0% TPA Juicy Peach •4.0% TPA Pear •2.0% Dragon Fruit •1 drop of Sucralose per 3 mLs(Very Optional)

I really don't have good flavor notes on this recipe, which I apologize for. I find it is perfectly good as a shake and vape but even better after a 1-2 day steep. This juice gives a nice mix of peach and pear on the inhale, with the strawberry and banana cream coming out on the exhale. The dragon fruit isn't really tasted in the juice, but it helps brings out all the other flavors. The Sucralose does not need to be in this juice at all and only makes the juice a little bit sweeter, which I personally like.

Try it and let me know what you think! I hope you enjoy my first r/DIY_ejuice recipe!

I just made this and loooooveeeeeeeeee it. Sherbet style recipe. It's basically one of cannibal's sherbet recipes just with a few differences.

<Lemon Lime> (<CAP>) @ 4%

<Raspberry> (<FA>) @ 4%

<Raspberry> (<TFA>) @ 1%

<Harvest Berry> (<CAP>) @ 2%

<Ethyl Maltol> (<N/A>) @ 4%

<Sour> (<TFA>) @ 2 drops per 10ml

<Almond> (<FA>) 2 drops per 10ml

<Rainbow Sherbet> (<TFA>) @ 2 drops per 10ml

<Fuji> (<FA>) @ 1%

<Vanilla Swirl> (<TFA>) @ 2%

Here is a Almond cookie been working on
FA Almond 1.50%
FA Cookie 1.75%
INW Biscuit 0.50%
FA Marzipan 1.50%
FA Marshmallow 1.0%
FW Yellow cake 1.0%
CAP Sugar Cookie 3.0%
75/25 vg/pg
Can shake and vape but better i think after 3 days. Can probably leave out the yellow cake if worried about that. To me taste like a good almond cookie. Might make couple change's but it is good where it is at. Will try to add note's later when i get a chance.

Here is my blueberry doughnut been messing around with for couple weeks.
70/30
Glazed doughnut (cap) @ 6%
Blueberry (fw) @ 3%
Billberry (fa) @ 0.75%
Bavarian cream (tfa) @ 2%
Sweetener (tfa) @ 1.50

Steep over night or couple days for the billberry to come out more.

The glazed doughnut I think is really good. I tried it at 8% to start with but then it was too strong and couldn't taste the blueberry like wanted too. Used fw blueberry because I think it works better in this kind of recipe with billberry added too it. I used to use tfa blueberry extra all the time but there was a tart note or earthy one that I couldn't hide. The bavarian cream I added in for the sweet taste of it. I had tried meringue at first to add sweetness too it but it added a off note that didn't work. The sweetener added just to boost the recipe. I tried without it and just didn't.taste like sweet doughnut. This first recipe with actual notes for me on here.

After hitting a wall for about a month where no flavor combos really appealed to me, I decided to dial it back a bit and make some simple juices that don't have a laundry list of ingredients, and I've been very pleased with the results. Sometimes simple is better. Here's a couple I've really been enjoying:

PBJ

• Acetyl Pyrazine 5% - 0.5%

• Biscuit (INW) - 0.5%

• Peanut Butter (TFA) - 5%

• Strawberry Red Touch (FA) - 3%

• Sweet Strawberry (CAP) - 2%

• Mixed at 70vg/30pg

I'm going to keep the notes on these simple as well. This one hits all the notes I wanted in a peanut butter & jelly sandwich vape. Everything is balanced and not one flavor dominates the others. The most important part for me was the strawberry jam, as I didn't want it to get drowned out by the other flavors, and I wanted it to be as candy and jelly-like as I could make it. FA Strawberry worked perfectly for this. I find it to be a very sweet, candyish strawberry. A little CAP Sweet Strawberry to spruce it up and it's right where I wanted it to be. The rest of the recipe is pretty self explanatory. AP and Biscuit for the bread. The AP lifts the biscuit and gives it a more yeasty bite. Don't go any higher on the percentages or it will really start to take over. As for the peanut butter, TFA is the only one I have. The goal is simple, and this works for me.

Creamy Acai

• Acai Berry (TFA) - 4%

• Bilberry (FA) - 0.5%

• Harvest Berry (CAP) - 2.5%

• Sweet Cream (CAP) - 2%

• Mixed at 70vg/30pg

I wanted a berries and cream recipe that was a little different. TFA Acai Berry is the main flavor, and gives this juice a bold, dark berry flavor. A little FA Bilberry pairs well with the Acai and adds to the dark berry flavor, as well as some tartness. CAP Harvest Berry for some extra berry notes, and to round things out a little bit. Probably going to try this with FA Forest Fruit instead of Harvest Berry and see which I like better. Didn't want to go crazy with the creams, so I stuck with just CAP Sweet Cream. It's become possibly my favorite creamy flavoring out there. Sweet and silky, without the cheesy notes the TFA version has. It really mixes well with just about everything.

Loosely based off a 2-ingredient "Key Lime Cookies" recipe on ELR that was just a crapload of biscuit and key lime. The notion of a key lime cookie vape was irresistible to me, and I got almost exactly the result I was imagining.

Key Lime Cookies

vendor | flavor | amount ---|---|--- INW | Biscuit | 3% TPA | Brown Sugar |0.5% TPA | Key Lime | 5 %

24-48 hour steep, otherwise lime is a bit throaty. Very good, very unique flavor, but not an ADV.

With so little time left in April, it makes me sad to think many won't see this recipe. Out of the ten or fifteen mixes I've made over the last couple months, this is decisively the best (and they have all been somewhere between vapable and quite good). I was shocked to find neither CAP VBIC nor Chocolate Fudge Brownie requires steeping (I steeped for less than a day) to taste excellent in this recipe.

Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream 

Vendor | Flavor | % :---|---|---: CAP|Chocolate Fudge Brownie v2|4.5 TPA|Creme de Menthe|4 CAP|Vanilla Bean Ice Cream|5

I made a peanut butter base with some fruits because I was sick of nearly all of my mixes being a sort of "cream". I thought it was really bright and amazing, sort of jammy if you can call it that, with a prominent lime (which I wanted) for about a week, however it's been about 2 weeks and the flavors are sort of "mucking" together now, the fruits have really calmed down and so has the peanut butter but just slightly.

Here's what I did:

• TFA Peanut Butter 5%
• Acetyl Pyrazine 1%
• CAP Marshmallow 1%
• TFA Blackberry 1%
• FA Fuji 0.5%
• TFA Key Lime 2.5%
• FA Lime Tahity (Cold Pressed) 0.5%
• TPA Dragonfruit 1%

Flavor total: 12.5%

I don't really have excellent flavor notes, but I had been wanting to blend Blackberry with Key Lime without using a cream base.

I used the Fuji for tartness to make the super strong Blackberry more realistic, as it carries a bit of cheap candy flavor by itself. PS, keep the TFA Blackberry under 3% or it just gets really weird tasting and overpowers the mix.

I used the Lime Tahity for a bit of bitterness with Key Lime as the sweeter of the 2 in order to create a nice rounded lime flavor. Lime is also the prominent fruit flavor in the mix, which is what I was going for.

I threw in Dragonfruit because I thought it sounded like something crazy to help meld the fruit flavors together. It wasn't really meant to be tasted, but I thought it would be a nice complimenting flavor at 1%. I feel it accomplished that.

The Peanut Butter probably sits a little high at 5%, I will probably back it down to the 3-4% range and back off the grainy additive AP to 0.5%

I looked back at this recipe and see I put Marshmallow in at 1%. I really don't know why I decided to put it in there. Maybe to make the peanut butter creamier? But, I think that's why my fruits are fading after 2 weeks, so I plan on leaving that out of my next batch.

This was a bit of a learning experience, but I have plans for much more of this with some minor tweaks.

Cucumber Diablo

• Absinthe (FW) 2%
• Cool Mint (CAP) 4%
• Menthol(CAP) 1%
• Cucumber (CAP) 6%
• Watermelon (TPA) 0.75%

The absinthe helps take some of the sweetness out of the cucumber and adds a really nice twist to a common minty fruit the mix.

Bourbon Cigar

• Bavarian Cream (TFA) @ 3.00%
• Nutty Princess (INW) @ 2.00%
• Latakia (FA) @ 2.00%
• Kentucky Bourbon (TFA) @ 1.50%
• Cubano Type (TFA) @ 1.00%
• Red Oak (TFA) @ 0.25%
• Black Fire (FA) @ 0.25%

This is an offshoot of my "Mr. Hat" recipe. The apple and honey flavors have been replaced by Kentucky Bourbon and a little Red Oak and Black Fire have been added to give it even more of a cigar experience. The bourbon will fade somewhat after a 2 week steep and you're left with just a pleasant creamy cigar taste.

Hello! I've been lurking here for a couple months, and finally got fed up with paying $1/mL for juice at the LVS. Just got my order from Gremlin in today. My favorite juice from vendors was undoubtedly Bombies' Cold Press, but I couldn't find a clone recipe (everyone seems obsessed with their "'nana cream" which is so much less distinctive)... anyways, I wanted a hit-you-in-the-face grapefruit citrus, and I think I nailed it on the first try.

EDIT: I didn't nail it on the first try. Move along, or check the ELR page for what I'm contemplating doing with this.

Wham!

| Flavor | Amount ---|---|---- TFA | Citrus Punch | 3% CAP | Lemon Sicily | 2% FLV | Pink Guava | 5%

75/25 @ 5mg

I did what I think you call "shake and vape" and it's almost perfect. It's a little too citrus punchy, so I took that down a percent and added a couple drops of raspberry sweet to a larger batch, which I'm going to let steep for a day or two if I can control myself, as it was slightly harsh and my understanding is that will go away with time (edit: it didn't). Yum! Feedback welcomed, I will be vaping the crap out of this.

Melon Mix

• TFA Honeydew @ 4%
• FA Cantaloupe @ 2%
• FA Meringue @ 1%
• FLV Milk & Honey @ 1.5%
• FA Fresh Cream @ .5%
• FA Marshmallow @ 1%

Notes

Steep: ~3 days-1 week

A nice blend of Honeydew and Cantaloupe, with some cream to help blend them together and smooth it out and a touch of sweetness to satisfy the tastebuds.

I used the Milk & Honey to play off of the sweetness of the Honeydew while lending some creaminess. I think all of the other flavors kind of speak for themselves (cream, body, sweetness). It's got a bit of a floral aspect at first but those notes calm down after a generous steep.

I actually made this for a co-worker, and after he kept telling me how much he liked it, I decided to give the bottle I had steeping another go and was surprised with how well it aged. I would like to mess around with INW Melon & FLV Wild Melon if/when I get those in to see if they can bring a nice aspect to a melon mix.

Queen of Tartz v2.1 (Creamy Strawberry Tart)

• INW Biscuit @ 0.5%
• TFA Brown Sugar Extra @ 2%
• TFA Cheesecake (Graham Crust) @ 1%
• FA Cookie @ 1%
• FA Meringue @ 1%
• TFA Raspberry (Sweet) @ 0.5%
• FA Strawberry @ 0.5%
• TFA Strawberry (Ripe) @ 6%
• FA Vienna Cream @ 0.5%

Total Flavoring: 13%

Steep: Decent shake & vape, but 5+ days recommended

ELR link

Original version

Enjoy!

I've recently gotten nonna's cake and the first thing I've attempted with it is to get a strawberry cakey donut...and it works perfect here IMO. The lemon of the nonna's cake isn't noticible at all due to the addition of TPA Frosted Donut and CAP Sugar Cookie. Also the mix of INW Strawberry (for the base syrupy strawberry) and INW Strawberry Shisha pop out as a balanced flavor to the donut. I recommend this to ANYONE that like doughnut or strawberry vapes.

https://alltheflavors.com/recipes/1857

Strawberry Donut

Ingredient|% :---|---: Frosted Donut (TPA)|4 Meringue (FA)|1.5 Nonna's Cake (FA)|1.5 Strawberry (INAWERA)|1 Strawberry Shisha (INAWERA)|3.5 Sugar Cookie (CAP)|2

Flavor total: 13.5%

For a simple raspberry version use 0.75 - 1% of INW Raspberry (Syrupy) with ~2.5% INW Raspberry Shisha or ~3% TFA Raspberry Sweet.

Quick Edit: ~~24hr steep recommended~~ 1 Week Steep is better

This worked with the cupcake batter
Chocolate deutch (FLV) 2%
Cupcake batter (FLV) 1.50%
Whipped cream (Cap) 1%
80/20 is what done it at.

The cupcake batter turned the cake in more of a cupcake. Turned the moist flavor into a dryer one. It seemed to add more depth to the flavor but I can't explain it yet. Starting to pick out different notes but don't know enough yet to explain more. Figured would post this to show a way to use it and tastes good.

Vanilla Chai

Ingredient|% :---|---: Brown Sugar (TPA)|0.5 Cardamom (FA)|0.15 Cinnamon Ceylon (FA)|0.75 Clove (FA)|0.25 Coconut (FA)|0.5 Cream Fresh (FA)|1 TFA Holiday Spice 10:1|0.5 Vanilla Shisha (INAWERA)|1 Whipped Cream (TPA)|0.5

Flavor total: 5.15%

I added whipped cream for the Triacetin for moistness. I'm going to try tfa marshmallow next. It's good without that though. The Cardamom is 1 drop per 15ml. Give it at least an overnight steep for those spices to blend in.

Thought Id share this one. Was my 5th creation ever mixed when I started. A friend mentioned it, whipped it up again last night and I'm glad I did. Going back into my rotation. Nothing special, but pretty damn good IMO.

<Mango> (<TFA>) @ 5% <Kiwi Double> (<TFA>) @ 5% <Bavarian Cream> (<TFA>) @ 5%

70/30 blend. I'd imagine its good to go as a shake and vape, I always mix at night and vape the next day though. Dont have much in the way of notes as I didn't know shit when I originally threw this together.

TFA Bavarian Cream: I wouldn't be quick to throw this in the mix with tropical fruits like I did here, but it works quite nicely I think. Adds a rich, rather dense creaminess to it that mends it together nicely.

TFA Mango/TFA Double Kiwi: We all know there is better versions of these out there, although I didn't when I originally created it almost 2 years ago. The mango doesn't exactly shine here, and the percentages obviously could be adjusted to make it come through more behind the overpowering kiwi. With that being said, it's there and to me plays nice with the kiwi at 5% a piece.

If you throw it together let me know what you think! Was a best seller for me back in the day....now think I'll bring it back. Dont know why I ever stopped to be honest

Since i'm from vienna i figured i should come up with a nice easy recipe for a Strudl.that is our nr.1 bakery here and i think it's quite famous as well but i might be wrong.

AppleStrudl

• cinnamon roll (Twisted Flavours) @ 5%
  • Cookie (Flavour Art) @ 1%
  • Fuji Apple (Flavour Art) @ 3.8%
  • Honey (Flavour Art) @ 0.4%
  • Marshmallow (Flavour Art) @ 0.25%
  • Vanilla Bourbon (TFA) @ 4%
    I mixed it at 80/20 and it's pretty much a shake n vape

Cinnamon Roll/Cookie These two are obviously the dough/bakery base on where you put the apples on before you put it into the oven I think Flavor West's cinnamon roll is pretty similar to the one from Twisted Flavours so you can sub that.You should be fine at the same percentage.

Fuji Apple/Honey I think the Fuji in combination with the FA Honey is just fantastic.in this case i used just the right amount of honey to bring some sweetness onto those apples and mellow out the tartness.

Marshmallow Just to add a bit more mouthfeel and some sweetness

Vanilla Bourbon An Vienna Applestrudl without vanilla is not an Applestrudl : ) You can use any vanilla you like but the Bourbon Vanilla is just the classic to go Vanilla for this kind of bakery

Please let me know how you like it.Any constructive critic is highly appreciated

P.S:Sorry for the bad formatting,i can't figure out how to get the recipe in one line yet

My lemon cereal recipe.

Crescendo

Vendor|Flavor|Amount :--|:--|:-- TFA|Bavarian Cream|2% TFA|Berry Crunch|4% INW|Biscuit|1.5% FA|Cookie|1% FA|Cream Fresh|1% INW|Lemon|0.2% FA|Meringue|2% TFA|Sweetener (Sucralose)|0.5%

Steep time 4-5 days.

Some flavor notes:

TFA Berry Crunch + FA Cookie + INW Biscuit: The base. TFA Berry Crunch is somewhat tricky flavoring to work with, as it has a sharp acetyl pyrazine aftertaste which needs to be handled with other flavorings. FA Cookie does just that, and it adds body to the cereal base. INW Biscuit is there to add a really nice creme-like buttery note.

INW Lemon: Also a somewhat tricky, but delicious flavoring. It can turn your recipe very watery or bring an inappropriate candy taste when used at too high percentages. The sweet spot for this recipe was at 0,2%, where it brings a smooth lemon accent to the cereal base.

FA Meringue + FA Cream Fresh + TFA Bavarian Cream: At 2% FA Meringue has a sweet milkiness to it, and it adds a sugar coating to other flavors. FA Cream Fresh enhances the milkiness, TFA Bavarian Cream pretty much adds "glue" to everything.

TFA Sweetener (Sucralose): Latest addition to the recipe, shout-out to /u/altneurose for the tip. I'm not a big fan of sucralose, but without it this recipe was a bit harsh; I also felt a little extra sweetness was needed, so adding a bit of sucralose was kind of a no-brainer in retrospect.

Strawberry Phwoar

Been on a film set all week and everyone loved this juice. They all kept asking me where I got it and were amazed that I made it myself. First recipe post.

Sweet Strawberry (CAP) @ 5%

Strawberry (FA) @ 3%

Shisha Strawberry (INW) @ 1%

Cotton Candy (TFA) @ 2%

Cream Fresh (FA) @ 2%

Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TFA) @ 1%

Butter Cream (CAP) @ 2%

MTS (FA) @ .5%

Super Sweet (CAP) @ .5%

This is a sweet strawberry ice cream yum yum. People who are near you will love the smell of your massive clouds and pungent strawberry sweet aromas. If you like sweet, fruity, yum yum strawberry goodness, then you'll like this. (this is what i wrote in my notes....I'm a sarcastic idiot)

This is version 1. I have a V2 in the works thats creamier with more mouth feel. Still steeping so need to wait it out. This is Shake and Vape able but way better after 5 days onwards. Ive never had it longer than two weeks. Hope you like it. Also on e liquid recipes. http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/611338/Strawberry+Phwoar

• FA Lemon Sicily 3%
• FW Spearmint 2.5%
• FW Menthol 2.5%

Simple yet delicious.

Notes 3/27/16- first original recipe. First impressions are better than I anticipated. I feel that the peach should go up to 4% on my second mix.The strawberry mix definately compliments well with the peach and other flavors.So far the creams are tasting great. cant wait to let this steep for a week and see how the final result ends up. This has definately given me hope that I will be able to create my own recipes!!! If anyone decides to mix this up PLEASE leave any comments good or bad it dont matter. Im new to the DIY game. Thanks in advance. Heres The recipe if you decide to mix it Please leave feedback. Oh btw shoutout to Enyawreklaw For giving me the inspiration to thry this whole DIY stuff,

Supreme Peach Dreams

• TFA Meringue 0.5%
• FA Peach 3%
• TFA Strawberry Ripe 1.5%
• TFA STrawberry 2%
• FW Vanilla Bean Ice Cream 1%
• Sucralose 0.5%

And this is my second attempt at a somewhat original recipe

• FA Fuji 3%
• INW Rasberry Concentrate 2%
• TFA Rasberry Sweet 1.5%
• TFA Dragon Fruit 0.6
• TFA Meringue 0.5%
• FA Fresh Cream 0.5%
• Sucralose 0.5%

All theses were mixed at 30/70 . 3mg nic. 3/28 - Second attempt at my own original recipe. first thoughts-shake and vape. I taste the fiji predominately .but i think its lacking something.maybe bilberry? Overall its a good vape. will wait and test after steeping for a week.So im pretty happy with my first two recipes. But TBH Any suggestions would be extremely appreciated. GOOD oR BAD . I need Constrictive Criticism .And lastly on this is my First post on Reddit, so if I did something wrong dont go to hard on me. Thanks

Mr. Hat - Honey-Apple-Tobacco recipe.

• Bavarian Cream (TFA) @ 3.00%
• Fuji Apple (FA) @ 2.00%
• Nutty Princess (INW) @ 2.00%
• Latakia (FA) @ 2.00%
• Green Apple (TFA) @ 1.00%
• Cubano Type (TFA) @ 1.00%
• Honey (FA) @ 0.10%

This is a honey-apple-tobacco juice with a nod to "South Park" on the name. To make this in small batches, you'll want to make a 10% solution (9 parts PG to 1 part honey) of FA Honey and then use that at 1% to get the 0.1% result. Too much honey will mute out the other flavors. It took me 40 iterations and 8 months to finally figure that out.

I have found that combining Fuji with Green Apple at a 2:1 ratio gives a better apple flavor that Fuji alone. I got the idea to combine Nutty Princess with Latakia from /u/Furyxus in his Fury recipe. I added the Cubano to give the tobacco more of a cigar flavoring.

Needs a couple weeks of steep time.

Unsweetened Strawberry Lemonade

Vendor | Flavour | Amount ------|-------|------ INW | Strawberry | 6% INW | Shisha Lemon | 3% INW | Strawberry Wild Concentrate | 0.025%

I know that Strawberry lemonade has been done pretty much to death, but I think this makes for a refreshing and semi-realistic attempt.

The first couple of drags have a slight astringent quality on the back of my throat until the coils warm up, and I've also noticed that it tastes best around 80W when I normally vape between 70-72.50W.
On the next batch I may try using Shisha Lemon at 2% to see if that removes the initial issue.

Taste wise you get freshly squeezed lemonade with a floral accent on the inhale, and an unsweetened strawberry mixed with some bitterness from the lemon on the exhale. I expect it will even up with more steeping time.

Just finally the % for Strawberry Wild is not a mistake. I didn't realise I had a bottle of the concentrate and used a full 1% on my first batch. It was unvapeable unless you really like smoking pot pourri. 0.025% works out at 2 drops per 120ml, and even then you still notice it's there.

A clone of Guava Lava by FA-Q

Not having access to a Lemon Grass, I was never able to clone this for a robot I know. She loves it and now thanks to Flavorah, she can.

• Lemon Grass (FLV) 2%

• Guava (FW) 9%

The Lemon Grass with the Guava brings out a, very fucking, bright floral/tropical scent; not like you'd imagine, though. It's hard to explain but is very easily an ADV, even for me who generally does not go for fruity mixes. I believe the Lemon Grass should be available soon. I haven't played too much with it yet but it goes pretty well with any fruit. Going to tackle a Watermelon Jellies mix soon, too.

tagging Manvo cuz of this and SitFrank cuz of this

A friend got some new flavors so I decided to whip something up, pretty nice shake n' vape, but becomes less harsh with a few days of steeping. The almond and horchata add a nice nutty undertone to round out the tartness of the melon.

Kermit the Fog

Flavor | Vendor | % ---|---|---- Pear | TFA | 2% Honey Dew | TFA | 4% Papaya | TFA | 0.5% Almond Amaretto | TFA | 2% Vanilla Custard V2 | CAP | 3% Horchata (Smooth) | TFA | 1% Quince | TFA | 1%

So this is my recipe for my first presentable cereal vape. I've been using only 3 or 4 flavors at most so far, but this cereal is actually one of my favorites I've ever tasted. For a more savory cereal, bump up the graham cracker and brown sugar flavors, and you can omit the sweet tangerine. For a more tangy cereal, you can put more fruit rings flavor in it, and lower the graham cracker a tiny bit. (Hazelnut can also be omitted depending on preference.)

Toucan Crunch V1 (Will keep updating)

Vendor | Flavor | Percentage ---------|---------|----------- TFA | Crunchy Cereal | 4% TFA | Malted Milk | 3.5% TFA | Meringue | 2.5% CAP | Graham Cracker | 2% TFA | Fruit Circles | 1.5% CAP | Hazelnut | 1% TFA | Lemon | 0.5% TFA | Brown Sugar | 0.5%

Steep Time; NONE. Shake and vape yo!
NOTE; Personally, the meringue flavor is totally necessary for most cereal vapes. It tastes and smells just like the sugar coating on lucky charms.

Nummanade - Blue Raspberry / Punch Lemonade

I'm a sucker for fresh, fruity vapes. I was playing with a blue raspberry lemonade and decided to add cherry and pineapple to it, and bam! Tasted that Hawaiian Fruit Punch goodness underneath the blue raspberry and lemonade. I'm going nuts for this stuff, vaped almost 500mL in two weeks.

Blue Raspberry Slush (OSDIY) @ 9%
Lemonade (FW) @ 4%
Blue Raspberry Cotton Candy (CAP) @ 3%
Citric Acid (10% in PG) @ 3%
Cherry (INW) @ 1%
Pineapple (TFA) @ 1%
Sour (TFA) @ 0.5%

This is definitely shake and vape. Mix around 70/30 mix and it's a perfect blend of sour, juicy, and refreshing. Add koolada for the cold flavor if you'd like.

A little fruit n' cream recipe I whipped up.

It's my favorite flavor I've made so far and right now it's my go-to all-day vape. Strawberries, blueberries, cantaloupe and cream. Sweet, simple and smooth!

God Nectar

Vendor | Flavor | Percentage ---------|---------|----------- TFA | Strawberry Ripe | 4% CAP | Sweet Strawberry | 4% TFA | Blueberry Wild | 3% TFA | Bavarian Cream | 2% TFA | Cantaloupe | 2% TFA | Meringue | 2% TFA | Vanilla Bean Ice Cream | 1% CAP | French Vanilla V2 | 1%

You can use one strawberry flavor or another if you only have 1

Long time lurker. First Time posting. Been mixing since December.
Banana Cream (TFA) 3%
Strawberry (Ripe) (TFA) 3%
Sugar Cookie (CAP) 1%
Vanilla Custard (CAP) 3%
Whipped Cream (TFA) 1%

White lotus clone ( mountain oak vapors)

Apricot tfa 3%

Papaya tfa 3%

Necterine tfa 3%

Marshmallow tfa. 2.5%

Vanilla swirl tfa 2%

Vanillin tfa 2%

Sweet Cream cap 2%

A couple of recipes I've been liking lately; they are a result of my current obsession with natural mint. The first is based on a juice bar juice I had recently. The second just sounded good.

Cool Down

• Fuji (FA) 2.50%
• Natural Mint (INW) 0.50%
• Pineapple (INW) 1.50%
• Sweet Coconut (FLV) 1.50%
• Two Apples (INW) 1.00%

This one is really good. Two apples is in there to change up the taste of fuji a little bit (I think I use it to much). Leave it out and raise fuji to 3-3.5 if you want.

Hibiscus Lime WIP

• Hibiscus (Cap) 5.00%
• Key Lime (TFA) 2.00%
• Natural Mint (INW) 0.35%

You can also increase the mint to 0.5 in this, but may want to take the key lime up to 3 if you do. I'm looking for suggestions with this one.

Cowboy Coconut

Imagine if candy bar fucked a cigarette, and you get to vape the baby.

TFA Chocolate Coconut Almond Candy Bar 4%

INW Dirty Neutral Base 1%

TFA French Vanilla Creme 7%

CAP True Tobacco 10%

I apologize for the formatting. Haven't quite figured out tables on reddit, yet.

Winterfog's Nana

• TFA Strawberry @ 7.0%
• LA Banana Cream @ 5.3%
• TFA Apricot @ 1.25%
• INW Dragonfruit @ 1.0%
• TFA Kiwi Double @ 0.9%
• INW Cactus @ 0.9%
• TFA Quince @ 0.4%
• FLV Sweet Coconut @ 0.4%
• Cap Harvest Berry @ 0.4%
• FA Mandarin @ 0.4%
• TFA Coconut Candy @ 0.35%
• FLV Pink Guava @ 0.10% (approx. 2-3 drops per 30mL)
  Mix at max VG; mine comes out to ~77% VG.

This recipe is an evolution from /u/skiddlzninja's Revised Nana Cream Clone. This is my one and only every-day, all-day vape, and it's the result of my continued attempts to refine the perfect juice for my palate. This recipe has gone through more than seventeen iterations over the last five months. It was a great experience and I think I learned a lot about these flavors. I've been satisfied with this final version for a few weeks now, so I think this is it—I've reached my juice nirvana.

This ends up being notably different in character than 'Nana Cream, though it's built on a similar base. This recipe adds some cactus, citrus, and coconut. The result is juicy, tangy, and exotic. It makes my tongue tingle with sour acidity on the inhale, with a thick, sweet exhale. I hope other people enjoy it as much as I do. But taste is subjective, so I highly suggest tinkering with this or any other recipe until it becomes exactly what you want!

red code 

Ingredient|% :---|---: Champagne (TPA)|0.5 Citrus Punch (Mt.Dew) (TPA)|10 Shirley Temple (FW)|4.5 Sweetener (Sucralose) (TPA)|1

Flavor total: 16%

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

Blueberries & Cream

<Bavarian Cream> (<TFA>) @ 3.5% <Blueberry Extra> (<TFA>) @ 8% <Marshmallow> (<TFA>) @ 1% <Whipped Cream> (<TFA>) @ 3.5% <Vanilla Swirl> (<TFA>) @ 1%

Just something I put together off the top of my head. Really loved the way blueberry extra smelled (very smooth, resembling the blueberries in muffins, or the blueberries flavor in yogurt). I wanted a yogurt but didn't have any yogurt flavors so i just went with a cream instead. Took some pointers from botboy's strawberry banana yogurt recipe and threw in sum vanilla swirl. I just love bavarian cream so it had to go in too. The whipped cream I added in because I heard it adds a good light creamy aspect and when smelled it has a tangy smell, which I thought wo go well with the overall creamy aspect of the blueberry extra. I always add in 1% tfa marshmallow to 99% of my stuff because i feel it melds creams together very well, adds just a little sweetness, and in general tastes good/is a great blender. This has a bit of a muffin background as is(maybe from the blueberry extra?), but could VERY easily be turned into a delicious bluberry muffin or yogurt which I will undoubtedly will try in the future. Some may prefer to add in a more tart blueberry to accompany the blueberry extra, and though i dont currently have any others, that would be the only thing I would change in this recipe. Also I mixed at 75/25 1.5mg and got more that average throat hit whats causing this? This is the first iteration of the recipe and it turned out great!

Edit: What did I do wrong with the formatting? I copied and pasted the format above, made new lines for each flavor, and all I did was literally select the words I needed to change and type over.

TL;DR: I tried to make a pineapple upside down cake. So far it's good, you should try it.

Had an idea hit me yesterday that I wanted something reminiscent of a pineapple upside down cake. Haven't had one of these in real life for a long time and I decided it might be fun to recreate it in delicious vapor form. Here's my v1 concept, which I mixed last night and it's tasting pretty great this morning.

• CAP golden pineapple: 5%

• FW yellow cake: 3%

• CAP cake batter: .5%

• CAP sugar cookie: 2%

• CAP vanilla custard (v1): 1%

• TFA Swedish gummy: 1%

• FA joy: .5%

• FA meringue: .5%

A few notes on how I landed on these starting values...

The Base: FW yellow cake, Cap cake batter, Cap vanilla custard v1, Cap sugar cookie.

I wanted the light, sugary cake to be the underlying layer, one that my other top notes would bounce off of and blend together in. Now I know what we're all thinking right now. Oh fuck it's yellow cake. Well you know what. It's fucking dank. I will be omitting this once I find a suitable replacement but I think as a jumping off point this was essential to my base, and the small amount of cake batter helps to make it more full. Sugar cookie doesn't really act as a cookie, but more for adding some dense sweetness to the body. A helping of custard for a nice eggy edge to round it all out. Overall pretty straightforward as a start for the backbone of this recipe.

Top notes: Cap golden pineapple, TFA Swedish gummy

Only pineapple I currently have, and I think I got close with its percentage here. I can tell right away that it will probably loose its initial potency after a good steep, but for now it's right where I want it to begin experimenting. Typically PUC has a topping of maraschino cherry, so I picked the best smelling candied cherry flavor I could find in my stash. At 1% it isn't quite as I imagined it, and definitely want this to be the focus of my next batch, either by adjusting percentage or finding a different flavor altogether.

Additives: FA joy and FA meringue.

Straight forward here, a dash of joy for bakery yeastiness and meringue for powdered sugar.

As I mentioned before, this is version one and will be with me all day for me to criticize and rip apart for what I don't like about it. I'd love for some discussion on possible alternatives either by percentage or flavor recommendations, or not, I don't care. Either way I'll be posting here with my updates if anyone wants to join along on the ride.

EDIT: forgot to mention 70vg/30pg at 3mg/ml nic.

I've been trying to think of some unique recipies so I mixed up a batch of this last night and was pretty good right off the bat. I was thinking along the lines of a peanut butter/watermelon custard or pudding. I know i really won't be able to gauge this one until it steeps enough for the peanut butter to come through but I feel like I am on the right track.

Any ideas to improve? I think I will do another batch with a light touch of candy caramel to make the peanut butter pop more and then some CAP vanilla custard instead of the cream and cheesecake.

<Bavarian Cream> (<TPA>) @ 2%

<New York Cheesecake> (<CAP>) @ 3%

<Watermelon> (<FW>) @ 8%

<Peanut Butter> (<TPA>) @ 5%

Custard Cream (The Biscuit) 80VG/20PG - 3mg

Flavour| Vendor | % :--------|:--------:|---------: Nicotine Juice 72mg (100%VG) | ANY | 4.15% PG | ANY | 2.3% VG | ANY | 75.85 % New York Cheesecake | Capella | 3% Vanilla Cupcake | TPA/TFA | 3% Vanilla Swirl | TPA/TFA | 3% Vanilla Custard v1 | Capella | 2% Butter Cream | Capella | 1.7% Marshmallow | TPA/TFA | 1.5% Meringue | FA | 1% Ethol Maltol 10% | ANY | 1% Sucralose Sweetener | Capella | 1% Graham Cracker | TPA/TFA | 0.5%

OK, so I guess this falls into the Bakery section, I've been doing DIY for a year or so and finally happy with a recipe that I feel worth sharing.

>"A custard cream is a type of biscuit popular in the British Isles. Its structure is that of a sandwich, with a creamy, custard-flavoured centre between two flat biscuit layers. Traditionally, the filling was buttercream (which is still used in home-made recipes) but nowadays cheaper fats have replaced butter in mass-produced biscuits. The filling tastes of vanilla and as such is more akin to the taste of custard made with custard powder than egg custard. It is believed that the custard cream biscuit originated in 1908.[1] They usually have an elaborate baroque design stamped onto them, originating in the Victorian era and representing ferns.[2]

>Some British and Irish supermarkets produce own brand versions, with variations including lemon, orange, chocolate, strawberry, coffee and coconut flavours. In a 2007 poll of 7,000 Britons, 9 out of 10 voted custard creams to be their favourite biscuit.[2] In 2009 it was ranked the eighth most popular biscuit in the UK to dunk into tea.[3]" - wikipedia.

So here you go, my take on it. See below for a few notes.

Marshmallow - don't sub for Cap Marshmallow, it's not the same what so ever.

Graham Cracker - it's the dark one, not the clear one. I haven't tried the clear so cannot say if it being substituted will work.

Sucralose - I use the standard Capella sucralose, if you use Capella Super Sweet, use half of what my recipe states so 0.5% opposed to 1%.

Starts tasting really good after 3 days or more. I always do a warm bath with the bottle straight after mixing, and shake until there is so much air that it is cloudy. If you can leave to steep for 1 week or more then it just gets better.

Here is a Peanut Butter frosting I have been working on. Not finished but its a really good starting point.

Cap PB 0.83%

TFA PB 2.5%

LO Bavarian Cream 3.33%

FA Meringue 3.33%

TFA Vanilla swirl 3.33%

Flan

A Caramel & Custard like Dessert

I'm a huge fan of flan. For some reason I just really like flan. Some flans are better than others, some flans aren't that good at all, but overall the flan experience I had with flan is good. All that flan being said, flan is pretty good. I wanted to make a flan recipe. A flan recipe that tasted like flan cause I think flan is good. This is my flan.

Brand | Flavoring | % ---|---|---- CAP | Vanilla Custard v1 | 3% TFA | Graham Cracker Clear| 3% TFA | Brown Sugar Extra | 1.5% TFA | Vanilla Swirl | 1.5% TFA | RY4 Double | 2% FW | Butterscotch Ripple | 3% FA | Almond | 1% | Ethyl Maltol | 0.5% MIX AT | 60VG | 40PG STEEP | Very Long | 2-3 Weeks Minimum

I wanted to do a write up of flavorings on this but I got lazy so I'll do it later and you can check them out on my website www.diyordievaping.com when they're up. That's why this is in this thread.

• Forest fruit (FA) 3.5%
• Liquorice (INW) 0.6%
• Anise (INW) 0.3%

INW Liquorice is straight up delicious. Sweet with a thick body and a perfect black liquorice flavor. You can definitely use more but I like the balance as it is. Anise is provides some support to the flavor and mouthfeel without boosting the sweetness as much. At a total of 0.9% it's a delicate base for the berries and far from overpowering.

FA Forest Fruit is pretty well known by now, not much to say here. Delicious forest fruit mix, and 3.5% isn't pushing it since it's not one of the strongest FA concentrates. And thankfully it's also not one of the harsh ones either.

SOGGY PEBBLES ALMOND REMIX I stumbled upon a post yesterday when looking for a good recipe including tfa fruit circles and stumbled upon "soggy pebbles" by Eizooz. Since I didn't have all of the ingredients listed, I altered the recipe very slightly and got excellent results.

• TFA fruit circles 3%
• TFA berry crunch 3%
• FA fresh cream 2%
• TFA bavarian cream 1.75%
• FA meringue 1%
• CAP sweet cream 1.5%
• FA almond 1%

All OG mixing credit goes to both Eizooz and tet5uo

Eizooz version tetsuo version

Just a flavour my friends have been enjoying. It's working title is "Number 4"

• TFA Dragonfruit @ 7%
• TFA Strawberry @ 6.5%
• TFA Honeydew @ 1%
• TFA Lychee @ 0.5%

I like it as a shake 'n' vape but steeping doesn't hurt. Any feedback is very much appreciated :)

INW Raspberry 2% INW Coconut 3% TFA Sweet Cream 3% Cappella Marshmallow 5%

Got some new flavorings in a couple weeks ago, after doing some base flavor testing to see how they work, I wanted to use the fruity one's together in a bright fruit mix. This is what I came up with.

I am calling it Spring Fling

• White Grapefruit (INW) 2%
• White Peach (FA) 2%
• Pink Guava (FLV) 1%
• Strawberry Ripe (TFA) 2%
• Dragon Fruit (TFA) 1%
• Mandarin (FA) 1%
• Hibiscus (CAP) 2%
  FLAVORING TOTAL: 11%. Mixed at 20/80 pg/vg 2mg/ml nicotine.

The Pink Guava is standing on top, even at 1% after a week steeping. It is what I taste primarily but the citrus is helping back up the tart notes of the guava. The Peach and hibiscus are falling into the background but definitely add something to the mix. I like the Strawberry Ripe / Dragon Fruit combo to help sweeten things up and mix the fruits together.

This was an experimentation of mine to find something to work around some of the new flavors I just got, any critiques and comments are more then welcome.

Hope everyone is having a nice spring.

I'm a baby mixer (3weeks) but I mixed up something I like.. Twizted creamcake:

Strawberry Cheesecake- Liquid Barn: 8% Cream- Liquid Barn: 1% Vienna Cream- Liquid Barn: 1.25% Creme Brulee- Liquid Barn: 1.75%

Note: I just got the liquid barn starter kit, and haven't used anything but their products. Also not sure how different it will taste if you use TFA extracts. If anybody tries this recipe, PM me and let me know how you like it.

Two scoops ninjas

2 Recipes I've been working on
Oops All Berries
A fruity cereal vape
Harvest Berry Cap 4%
Strawberry Ripe Cap 2%
Berry Crunch TPA 5%
Sweet Raspberry TPA 2%
DX Bavarian Cream TPA 1%
DX Sweet Cream TPA 1%
Sugar Cookie V2 Cap 0.5%
Cotton Candy LA 0.5%
Benefits from a week steeping for the cream to come out

Tangerine Dream
A tropical tangerine creamsicle
Sweet Tangerine Cap 5%
Orange Cream TPA 3%
Apricot FW 1%
Mango TPA 2%
DX Bavarian Cream TPA 2%
DX Sweet Cream TPA 1%
Sweetener TPA 1%
Shake and Vape

Comments and suggestions welcome Thanks to everyone who contributes to this reddit. It's been indispensable in learning to DIY.

I'm a reddit nubie and 1st time posting. Love the community. I have studied this site for a bit and am very impressed with some recipes. I really am amazed at some of the techniques used that are considered common place. I thought i was silly doing some of the stuff i was doing but when it worked it was something i enjoyed. 1yr and 8mo non smoker. 1yr 7mo diy. I would like to give my best recipe for the first one. I hope i get some feedback and love criticism. Please let me know if i do not format correctly.

How i came about this recipe was really a fluke and that i feel it was what i was looking to replicate on my first mix was even more so a fluke. I was doing my wifes nails for her..LOL I know.. I went to get some yogurt and it had been ate by the kids. My wife carries the small containers to work with her and i just grabbed one. Took a bite and flipped the lid back over and seen it was coconut macaroon. Not the fancy type but the cheep toasted macaroons. Good none the less. I told her i think i can replicate this while i do your nails. Here is the result.

Toasted coconut macaroon Vendor Flavor Amount Cap Vanilla Custard "v2" 4% TFA Cheesecake w/gram 2% Cap Coconut 3% FW Yellow cake 1.5% INW Biscuit 1% TFA Toasted Marshmellow 2%
CAP Sugarcookie "v2" 2.5

It is a shake and vape. But 3 days and its smoother. I personally like a 80/20 ratio on this. It is a ADV but not mine personally. Thanks for any feedback!!

**Toasted Coconut Macaroon**

Vendor | Flavor | Amount
------|------|------
CAP | Vanilla Custard v2 | 4%
TFA | Cheesecake (Graham Crust) | 2%
CAP | Coconut | 3%
FW | Yellow Cake | 1.5%
INW | Biscuit | 1%
TFA | Toasted Marshmallow | 2%
CAP | Sugar Cookie v2 | 2.5%

Only recently started to do my own DIY juices - trying to replicate my current ADVs.

My first cereal - Captain Crunch V1 VG 70% PG 30%

TFA Berry Crunch 8.0% Cap Vanilla Custard 7.0% Cap Sweet Cream 2.5% TFA Dulce de Leche 1.5% TFA Marshmallow 1.0% TFA Brown Sugar 0.5% TFA Acetyl Pyrazine 1.0% Cap Super Sweet 0.5%

BASE VG 70.0% BASE PG 8.00%

Best steeping time is about 2 weeks, but the longer the better really.

Any input - MASSIVELY appreciated as this is my first - be gentle ;)