I am posting yet another one that requires some steeping time. So mix it now, start tasting after a week, after 2 weeks it really starts to shine. A full month is bliss. It is very caramel forward, and sweet. Trim the Caramel Candy and Meringue back to 1% for less sweetness. The Almond is overwhelmed at first, but does really make this recipe different.

I have been playing with this profile off and on for months now, and am happy with this finally. One of my goals when mixing is to make something with a longer shelf-life, so I can make larger batches that don't "go flat", or get muddled. Patience.....

Caramel Almond Custard

FA Almond 2%

FA Caramel 1%

FW Caramel Candy 1.5%

TFA French Vanilla 1.5%

FA Meringue 1.5%

Cap Vanilla Custard 5%

Cactus Juice:

• 3.5% INW Cactus

• 6% TFA Raspberry (Sweet)

• 3% TFA Dragonfruit

• 2-3% Koolada

Very cool and juicy vape, very refreshing! Cactus will always be one of my favorite flavors, great all day vape.

Edit: Sub in 2-3.5% INW White Grapefruit for Cactus depending on how citrusy you want and call it White Citrus

Sometimes I fall into a special kind of slump where all of the things I'm trying to mix are becoming muddled messes with too many flavors to even tell what's wrong. I recently sat down to mix and realized that my 13th attempt at a perfect lemon cream puff was about to have 13 flavors, up from 11 the last time I tried and failed at it, and luckily I stopped myself in time.

When this happens, it's time to either make a standby favorite, break down what I'm trying to do into components and work on just one part, or go back to basics and make some simple things with totally different profiles. I picked back to basics. Lemon cream puff can wait. So, I revisited an old project, an attempt to clone a B&M chain's house recipe for a woman. I haven't had that juice, or that woman, in a month of Sundays, so I no longer care how far off it is from the original. I fidgeted with the %'s a bit and that's how

Strap-on was born.

• FA Strawberry 3%

• FA Watermelon 3%

• FA Fuji 2%

Just a simple apple fruit punch with a crisp apple bite on the inhale and sweet fruit blend going out. Delicious. Enjoy. Pairs exceptionally well with a Ketel One salty dog and an unshakable suspicion that the part of you that was ever really alive has been dead for longer than anyone knows.

Totally Shake-and-Vapable. Super-customizable as well. FA fruits can be a bit on the dry side, a tiny bit INW Cactus will fix that right up. Or go the other way and moisten it with a little TFA or CAP marshmallow (I don't recommend FA Marshmallow for this particular combo). Or play up the oddly tropical aspect of it by laying it all on top of a big pile of dragonfruit. Whatever butters your biscuit. Edit: formats and stuff

Strawberry Phwoar – Dat Cream –

In addition to the massive sweet strawberry goodness that is Strawberry Phwoar this - Dat Cream - version is for those who really desire more... don't care what others think of your obnoxious addictive cloudy uber yum yum goodness. It's basically a creamier version of 'Strawberry Phwoar' and tastes a lot like that red squirty sauce you got on processed ice cream when you were a kid. Enjoy!

I’m an idiot when it comes to writing notes, but stay with me :)

Ok so I’m posting this recipe, as I think it’s really good. I’ve been trying to get a particular strawberry flavour for quite some time…

...Two years in fact.

So I’ve been through the lot…almost all of them, I thought I would never get the certain flavour I desired. I’m quite proud of this strong flavoured juice and I think it’s best at 80/20. By all means adjust to your liking but you may need to lower some percentages. It is shake and vapeable but I wouldn't and it's way, way better after 5 days in a dark place. I do breathe my bottles once a day as the shisha needs to cook a bit, if that makes any sense at all.

The flavour of Cheap Vanilla Ice Cream with red squirty sauce on top. I’m British and if you’re from the UK you know exactly what I mean. Yeah….that flavour!

Likened to a Strawberry Cornetto but cheaper and sweeter. ….Dirty :)

Sweet Strawberry (CAP) @5%

Strawberry (FA) @3%

Shisha Strawberry (INW) @1%

Strawberry (Ripe) TPA) @0.5%

Cotton Candy (TPA) @2%

Cream Fresh (FA) @3%

Butter Cream (CAP) @2%

Sweet Cream (CAP) @1%

Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TPA) @1%

MTS (FA) @0.5%

Super Sweet (CAP) @0.5%

I can never stop tweaking my dang recipes, BUT after several months I am finally starting to get the hang of things and I am desperate to share! This is a recipe that I have been tweaking for 6 months, I believe it is finished but I welcome any input! Thanks to everyone for this sub.

Et tu? (Snickerdoodle w/ milk)

• Cinnamon Sugar Cookie (TFA) @ 4%
• Vanilla Classic Madagascar (FA) @ .75%
• Marshmallow (FA) @ 1%
• Bavarian Cream (TFA) @ 3%
• Catalan Cream (FA) @ 1.5%
• Vanillin 10% (TFA) @ .75%
• Cookie (FA) @ 1%
• Rich Cinnamon (FlavorAh) @ 1 drop per 10-15ml to taste

30/70 pg/vg Steep: Overnight - 3 days - 1 week - all delicious.

My notes are 1 drop of rich cinnamon per 15ml, however I think one drop in a 10ml will be fine just more cinnamon. Also, by drop I literally mean a drop out of the bottle.

Butterscotch Banana Frozen Custard
20PG/80VG
Steep: 24-48 hours

• TFA Banana Cream @ 4%
• FA Banana @ .5%
• FLV Butterscotch @ 2%
• FW Butterscotch Ripple @ 3%
• CAP Vanilla Custard @ 2%
• TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream @ 3%

Not a particularly exotic or developed recipe, but darn delicious! This was inspired after I got a concrete at Freddy's Frozen Custard -- banana & butterscotch make for a helluva combo!

WARNING: This one is loaded with delicious diketones

EDIT: Messing with this one some more and getting additional flavors, I've noticed HS Banana makes for a better banana accent in place of FA Banana. I would use this in the range of 0.5%-.75%, recommend at .75%

Hello Everybody, I'm new here. Mixing and reading this sub for 4 months and this is my first finished recipe that I've been working on for 3 months.

Pleasure Lava

Sweet, deep, vanilla & fruits cream - like a first kiss. Fruity on inhale, caramel and vanilla dominates on exhale. Gives thick, a bit milky mouthfeel and has that nice caramel that stay on your lips.

• <FW> Magma Current @ 6%
• <TPA> Ripe Strawberry @ 2%

Magma Current is a hidden gem - very sweet, warm fruits. Definitely must try! Strawberry Ripe is here to add creaminess to magma and blend it with creams.

• <CAP> Bavarian Cream @ 3%
• <TPA> Vanilia Swirl @ 3%
• <FA> Merigue @ 1%

Bavarian Cream and Vanilla Swirl are giving nice thickness. Meringue is here for extra milkiness and sweetness.

• <FA> Caramel @ 1%
• <CAP> Cinnamon Danish Swirl @ 1%
• <INW> Lemon Cake @ 0,5%
• <ANY> EM @ 0.5%

Caramel rounds everything and stay on your lips. Cinnamon Danish is perfect spice for Magma Current and boosts it a little. Lemon Cake gives nice texture so mix isn't flat. EM is optional.

Best after week, good after overnight steeping.

Feedback very appreciated!

HoneyDEWWEY: A Boba REMIX by [ENYAWREKLAW]

(click here for the full flavor notes // click here for ELR export)

This recipe is my take on the popular Dewwey Boba eliquid. It's a sweet and pleasant honeydew with a touch of cantaloupe and a splash of cream on the back. The reference seemed like a pretty darn easy recipe to tackle, since I was already familiar with TFA Honeydew and it was easy to see that this reference completely relied on it's flavor. The "Milk" aspect was also easy to tackle, but in my eyes, could be improved. The cream in the reference, in my opinion, was a bit distracting and would often dull the palate after a while, leaving much to be desired. What I wanted to do was keep the same cream or "milk" aspect of the recipe, but introduce it in a way that wasn't too heavy. Lastly, I wanted to keep it's sweetness and candy like properties, but take out the sucralose because I felt it was unnecessary and redundant. I think I did a pretty good job of recreating what I and many others love about Dewwey Boba, while also improving it a bit with a simple tweak. Anyways, here's the recipe. Give it a mix and let me know your thoughts if you're a fan of the reference.

BRAND | FLAVORING | % ---|---|---- TFA| Honeydew | 3% CAP | Cantaloupe | 3% FA | Whipped Cream | 2% TFA | Circus Cotton Candy | 2% MIX AT | 60vg | 40pg STEEP | MEDIUM | 3-5 Days

I whipped this up for a buddy who's in love with Sugar Bear (Drizzle) by Cuttwood. I have no intention of cloning it, just wanted to make a sweet & creamy, cinnamon flavored juice. After a week + steep it really starts to come together.

I call it...well, my buddy who loves it named it this:

#Ghetto Bear

• TFA Bavarian Cream - 2%
• TFA Vanilla Swirl - 3%
• TFA Marshmallow - 1.5% (I might up this to 2-2.5% next time)
• CAP Graham Cracker (not clear) - 2% (could probably use clear no problem)
• CAP Sweet Cream - 2%
• CAP Cinnamon Danish Swirl - 1.66% (may use 1.5% next version)
• CAP French Vanilla V2 - 2%
• TFA Brown Sugar - .5% (may try .75-1% next version)

Fried Pear Beignet 

Ingredient|% :---|---: Apple Pie (FA)|2 Butter Cream (CAP)|2.5 Cinnamon Ceylon (FA)|0.33 Glazed Doughnut (CAP)|3 INAWERA Flavours">INW Pear|1.25 Joy (FA)|0.25 Meringue (FA)|1.5 Pear (FA)|1.5 Pear (TPA)|2.5

Flavor total: 14.83%

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This is my version of Blue Lemon Squeezy, kinda. I've been going through so much of this stuff.
#Blubbery Leemon Squez

• FW Blueberry- 6%
• Cap Vanilla Bean Ice Cream-5%
• TFA Sweet Cream-4%
• FA Lemon Sicily-1.5%

This one is for you /u/ID10-T for when you get INW Grapes.

Grack Juice

Cactus (INW) - 2.25%
Dragonfruit (TFA) - 1.5%
Grapes (INW) - 4%
Koolada - 0.75%
Meringue (FA) - 1%
Raspberry (INW) - 0.5%
Sweet Strawberry (CAP) - 1.5%

Yeah the cactus is high here. I'm outside my damn mind. But I'm not...not really because I looove me some cactus. This juice is a grape cactus--not a cactus grape. The grape is takes the very top notes when paired in this way. I threw in dragonfruit for blending and removing a bit of edge from the cactus. Meringue functions as a sweetener (a bit of sugary taste) and Sweet Strawberry functions as a sweetener as well. I included the raspberry for a bit of lift to the grape. I brought in Koolada at my preferred percentage to cool it all down. As a shake and vape, the contrast between the grape up top and the cactus at the bottom is very apparent and provides a pretty cool effect. I actually laughed aloud after I took the first hit because I was so amused. After a day or so, they blend a bit more but it's still pretty tasty and I'm having a hard time putting it down. Enjoy, y'all!

[GRAZBERRY!] must try! adv for a while now

• 7% Green Apple (TPA)
• 3.7% Raspberry (Sweet) (TPA)
• 2% Strawberry (Ripe) (TPA)

Made all by me :) If anyone decides to try this out please let me know what you think, because to me its like crack! More recipes to come!

I haven't had a lot of time to do full write-ups lately. Been experimenting with max VG (95%+) blends to try and counter-act what I think is a PG sensitivity. Until I get some MF flavors in, I'm playing with FLV flavors since they are very potent and do not require too much additional PG in the form of its carrier.

Here's a couple recipes I've come up with so far. The notes won't be too detailed but they are definitely tasty and adv-worthy. All of them are Max VG, aka no PG added.

Grape Pixie

*FLV Grape 2.5%

*FLV Blueberry 1.5%

Notes:

This one is very tasty, but as with what I am finding from FLV's flavors, it has quite the kick/throat hit. It's not unbearable, and I enjoy it a, but it is definitely there. This tastes exactly like purple pixie sticks to me. The grape is the perfect flavor for it, as it is very much a candy-style grape.

The blueberry comes in because it has always tasted to me like pixie sticks. It adds just a touch of sourness to the grape and really makes this that sour-sugar candy.

Peanut BUTTER

• FLV Peanut Butter: 1.25%

• FLV Milk and Honey: 1%

Notes:

Vaping on this right now. It reminds me of Cosmic Fog's Milk and Honey. It has that peanut butter topnote with the crunch of the peanut and milky, honey-sweet cream on the end.

The peanut butter is perfect, and I imagine it could be even better with a touch of TFA Peanut butter for just a little extra density and body. CAP graham cracker clear would be perfect here, but as I said I am sticking to FLV. Going to try 0.25% Grape in here, and maybe dropping the milk and honey to .75%.

The one with Guava

• FLV Guava: 4%

• TFA Cotton Candy (EM 10%): 1%

I cheated with the EM a little bit to cut back on the harsh top notes this flavor carries. But all of the harsh top notes steep out of this within a few days, but it get super sweet and juicy right around a week.

Botboy always raved about their Guava, and I will too. This stuff really is amazing.

A little update on the Peanut BUTTER:

Very happy with it with the addition of

• FLV Cream 0.5%

• FLV Grape 0.25%

• TFA Peanut Butter 0.5%

Cookies and Cream Ice Cream|% ---|--- RF Cookies and Cream|10 TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream|1.75 TFA Vanilla Swirl|0.5 FA Meringue|0.25 HS Australian Chocolate|0.25 HS Ice Cream|0.25

Full taste notes here

Cookies and Cream Ice Cream

I wanted a tobacco flavor for old times sake, so I made this.

Badass v2 : http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/555606/Badass+v2

0.75% Bourbon (Vanilla Bourbon) (FA)
1% Butterscotch (Flavorah)
0.75% Cured Tobacco (Flavorah)
1% Kentucky Bourbon (TPA)
0.75% Milk and Honey (Flavorah)
0.5% Oak Wood (FA)
6% RY4 Double (TPA)
1.5% Whisky (FA)

RY4D base, with some FLV butterscotch and FA bourbon to support the vanilla and caramel in it. FLV cured tobacco at a low % adds just that tobacco sting I was looking for. The rest is trying to be a fine islay single malt, but to be fair it's nothing of the sort. Instead it's a caramelley sweet cheap blended whisky with some smokiness, but I'll take it. 1 week steep as RY4D mixes tend to want. Try it with IPA or a dark stout.

Orange Cream :

DX Bavarian Cream (TPA) 1.5%
Meringue (FA) 2%

Orange (FA) 2%
Orange Cream (TPA) 6%
Vienna Cream (FA) 2%

If you like Orange you may like this. Smoother not so harsh. A 2 day steep helps but not a bad shake n vape. My first recipe posted so hit me :)

Lime & The Coconut

• TFA Key Lime 3%

• FA Lime Tahity (cold pressed) 1.5%

• FA Coconut 2%

• TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream 4%

• TFA Koolada 0.5-1% (optional)

Overnight steep

Very refreshing mix with the Koolada IMO, but Koolada is definitely a preference thing.

Cinnamon Crunch:

• 5% FLV Cinnamon Crunch
• 2% TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream

Pretty self explanatary but oh so delicious! This concentrate from Flavorah is spot on, delicious cinnamon sugar cereal with what seems like a hint of buttery goodness. Of course the VBIC adds the rich, dense creaminess and mouthfeel that I was looking for. On the next mix I am going to try 3% VBIC but this is delicious as is. This is fantastic right after mixing but steeping definitely won't hurt.

Let me know what you think!

Fruitella - Peach and Strawberry

First recipe I am completely satisfied with...based on the sweet/candy Fruitella Duo Stix, which are my favourite fruity chews, there are different flavours this is Strawberry and Peach

FA White Peach/Peach - I tried many peaches and all had harsh throat hits...I may be sensitive to peach flavours, TFA juicy is like breathing fire...these two together are heavenly and quite light on the throat. Peach is the main flavour in the sweets

CAP Sweet Strawberry - Strawberry is barely there in the sweets so I added just a hint, I choose CAP because it was the most candy like to my taste

TFA Coconut Extra - The sweets contain coconut oil and this gives them a creamy taste with just a hint of coconut flavour, so a couple of drops of this is perfect

FA Marshmallow - I added this for mouthfeel and to round off the harshness of the peaches...ripped the idea from Wayne's Misty...cheers Wayne!

Ethyl Maltol - I was aiming to clone a sweet so it needs a bit of sugar...the cotton candy taste of em is spot on

It's good after 24hrs, but does get better after a week...the longest I have left it is 2 months and I have noticed no detrimental changes.

Hope you like it...

FA White Peach 2%
CAP Sweet Strawberry 2%
FA Peach 1%
FA Marshmallow 1%
EM (10%) 0.5%
TFA Coconut Extra 0.25%

I'm not one for long explanations of what I mix. I study the flavors and pair them with bases that works for me. Since this isn't a newbie thread I'll let you all individually interpret these mixes for yourselves. All I know is they taste damn good. I steep all mixes with MF in them for 3 weeks to a month. Also I don't use heat steeping with MF flavors.

Sweet n Sour Melons

Ingredient|% :---|---: Anise (FA)|1.2 Cantaloupe (MF)|0.8 Honeydew Melon (MF)|0.8 Lemon (MF)|0.5 Pink Guava (Flavorah)|0.7 Pyure|0.5 Sour Wizard (FA)|0.5 Watermelon (MF)|0.7

Flavor total: 5.7%

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Deez Melons ( . ) ( . )

Ingredient|% :---|---: Cantaloupe (MF)|0.5 Cream Fresh (FA)|1 Cucumber (TPA)|2.5 Greek Yogurt (Flavorah)|1.5 Honeydew Melon (MF)|1 Passion Fruit (MF)|0.7 Pyure|0.4

Flavor total: 7.6%

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Banana Mango Shake

Ingredient|% :---|---: Banana (MF)|1 Banana Cream (LA)|2.5 Cream Fresh (FA)|0.5 Mango (MF)|0.8 Pyure|0.3 Vanilla (MF)|0.5 Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TPA)|2

Flavor total: 7.6%

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Hi there! I been in diy for 3 months and I been trying some a bit complex recipies I wanna know what you think about them, if I'm going somewhere? Any feedback is welcome, also feel free to change something.

No. 1

*TFA Pineapple 1%

*TFA Juicy Peach 5%

*TFA Mango 4%

*TFA Coconut Extra .5%

*TFA Sweetener 1%

*ANY Menthol 1%

No. 2

*TFA Sweet Cream 1%

*FA Fresh Cream . 5%

*TFA Hazelnut 4%

*CAP Sugar Cookie V2 5%

*TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream 3%

No. 3

*TFA Mango 7%

*TFA Marshmallow 1.5%

*TFA Sweetener .5%

*TFA Vanilla Swirll 2%

*FA Merengue 1%

*FA Fresh Cream .5%

*FA Torrone .3%

Blueberry Batter

• 4.5% FLV Cupcake Batter

• 2% FW Blueberry

• .5% FA Nonna's Cake

1 week steep time. Adding .5% FA Bilberry gives a deeper blueberry flavor, but the above recipe is a light blueberry, heavy muffin batter-type with a hint of lemon from the Nonna's Cake. The lemon hint almost fades away after longer than a week.

I forgot to mention..most of the credit goes to /u/thirdworldorder for her suggestion of using FW Blueberry with FLV Cupcake Batter.

This one i started about half way through April. I made a second version after /u/ID10-T gave me a few recommendations to make it closer to its real-life counterpart. This v2 has steeped about 2 weeks and is tasting real nice. Here is my problem. I am going to stop developing this any further at all because I don't want to keep using FW Yellow Cake at this high of a percentage for obvious reasons. Until something comes along that provides for me what YC did I don't want to keep wasting time on a recipe that incorporates fructose at this level. Either way I decided I would post the second version simply for the sake of science and maybe to get some advice from others how to take this delicious idea somewhere safer AND more goddamn tasty.

Pineapple Upside-Down Cake

• CAP golden pineapple: 6%

• FW yellow cake: 3%

• CAP cake batter: .5%

• CAP sugar cookie: 2%

• CAP vanilla custard (v1): 1%

• TFA Swedish gummy: 1.5%

• FA joy: .5%

• TFA Brown Sugar: 1%

70/30 vg/pg @ 3mg/ml nic

My big changes in the second iteration were omitting the FA meringue and adding TFA brown sugar, because, duh brown sugar (can't believe I spaced that in my v1.) Also I decided to up the TFA swedish gummy from 1% to 1.5% from my original mix. At lower percentages this flavor can provide that candied, maraschino cherry touch that is essential for this kind of dessert and after some time I realized i needed it at a touch higher than my first batch.

Let me know if any of you have found some good cake alternatives, I really don't want this to sit on the "maybe in a different reality" shelf.

First off, this has nothing to do with Phillip Rocke, Vapor USA etc, it's just Yet Another Vanilla Custard. The thing is, a silky smooth, creamy and semi-rich custard has always been one of my favorite flavor profiles, so I've been going to some lengths to find the perfect one. I want it to be full flavored and sweet, not necessarily an ADV. Credit to Grant's, Third World Custard, Lars's G vanilla custardy, Ole's custard and a dozen others, all great custards, but I always felt the need to tinker with them, to make them richer, more or less sweet, to add depth or reduce complexity etc, always something. Don't let the version number fool you, this is the outcome of literally dozens and dozens of trials and errors, I've started over from scratch more times I can remember. Over a year in the works, on and off, this is the result.

Creme de la Creme v7 : http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/590016/Creme+de+la+Creme+v7

2% French Vanilla (CAP)
1.5% Marshmallow (FA)
0.75% Marzipan (INAWERA)
2.5% New York Cheesecake (CAP)
6% Vanilla Custard v1 (CAP)
1% Vanillin 10% (TPA)

Flavor total: 13.75%

CAP VCv1 is the base, duh, don't even think about subbing it. Fairly low percentage to give this more shelf life, I like to do a large batch and let it steep long. Borrowing from Ole and TWO, CAP NY cheesecake adds a nice cheesy sweetness and blends in amazingly. Marshmallow to add mouthfeel and more sweetness. CAP french vanilla has been used with VC as a combo since the beginning of times, and IMO for a good reason. It adds more vanilla in the rather eggy VC, but I found adding also a bit of TPA vanillin rounds it out very nicely. But, we're not quite done yet. I wanted more depth and complexity, some interesting side notes. I love marzipan, and inawera's is a wonderful representation of it, leaving a lingering almondy sugary aftertaste. It also gives the juice a lot more character, sort of like adding alcohol to bakery. 0.75% seems to be the sweet spot where it's clearly present but doesn't take too much center stage.

It's possible to also use it as a custard base, but the marzipan will somewhat limit your options. Try it with cherry, pear, orange, apple or almond/hazelnut.

Steep time: Good after 10 days, but I'd recommend 2-3 weeks or more.

I'm not very active on this sub any more but this was one of my favourite yogurt recipes.

Blueberry Peach Yogurt

FA Yogurt 2%

Capella Sweet Cream 3%

FW Blueberry 3%

FA Bilberry 0.25%

FA Peach 3%

FA White Peach 1%

FA Oba Oba 1%

FA Caramel 0.5%

FA Meringue 0.5%

This is my spin of the popular strawberry & cake/milk/cream.

A rich and creamy cake base, enriched with cookie and hazelnut bites, hugs the juicy strawberries which are soaked in caramel and cream... Or something like that.

It's actually just one of my first tries to make an ADV that's closest to my needs.

Fragum Pie

Ingredient|%
:-|-
Strawberry (Ripe) (TPA)|4
Strawberry (TPA)|3
Apple Pie (FA)|1
Meringue (FA)|1
Vienna Cream (FA)|2
Caramel (FA)|1.5
Cookie (Biscotto) (FA)|1
Hazel Grove (Hazelnut) (FA)|0.5
Cream Fresh (FA)|0.5

Here is a simple recipe inspired by Vape Dudes Blue Honey. Suitable for beginners. I call it Blunny.

BLUNNY

Blueberry Wild (TFA) @ 6%
Blueberry Extra (TFA) @ 6%
Honey (TFA) @ .2% Mistakenly posted as .5% originally.

That's it, sweet and simple.

Some whom have tried it mentioned developing a pie type juice from this but I am not too keen on bakery flavors. However at some point I may try a hint of marshmallow or maybe a cream base addition.

**I originally copied the recipe from my V1 file. A later version had dropped the honey down to .2% of full strength TFA honey. Sorry for the mixup but my notes say V1 Blunny was vapable but with too much of an earthy flavor.

ENJOY

I've just been vaping really sweet custardy/ bakery flavors lately, but yesterday someone posted a thread asking about summery flavors. Got me inspired to mix something new. One fruit flavor that I've always liked, and one of the first flavors I've ever had is Blue JuJu from Mr.E. There's a pretty good clone on ELR, but I wanted to change it up a bit. Anyways, here's my first recipe that I feel is good enough to share.

Super generic summer flavor

INW Peach @.75%

INW Raspberry @.5%

INW Lemon Concentrate @.25%

TFA Dragonfruit @5%

Alright, so I love the idea of INW peach. It smells so damn good, just like peach ring candies. It can be a bitch to work with though. Even at such a low percentage, it is the foremost flavor in this mix. The next flavor that I pick up is the lemon. This lemon is also very strong, and very realistic tasting. Very rindy but still sweet and a little tart at the same time. Raspberry and dragonfruit are a little bit muddled. I can't really pick either out individually. I still may tweak the percentages of these flavors, but I think its pretty good as is.

Enjoy!

A buddy of mine asked me to clone Farley's Gnarly Sauce which is a kiwi strawberry bubblegum. Here's my attempt:

TFA Bubblegum 5%
CAP Sweet Strawberry 2%
TFA Kiwi Double 1%
TFA Cotton Candy (Ethyl Maltol) 1%

70/30 3mg

After steeping for 3 days it tastes really good. My friend said it was really close and even less harsh than Farley's Gnarly. I added too much kiwi the first time and 1% seems to be a decent amount. TFA Kiwi Double is pretty intense. I might add a little bit more bubblegum in another batch.

Cookies & Creamy Chaos

• Biscuit INW @ 1%

• Cheesecake Graham Crust TFA @ 1.5%

• Cookie FA @ 2%

• Meringue FA @ 1.25%

• Sugar Cookie CAP @ 3.5%

• Vanilla Swirl TFA @ 2%

• Vienna Cream FA @ 0.75%

Total Flavoring: 12%

I've probably made at least 10 Banana Cream Pie recipes, but I finally nailed it. I could try a long explanation of this recipe, but I think you guys can see the details just by viewing it. If you have any questions... just ask.

Pie in the Sky by Gmix

Ingredient|% :---|---: Banana (MF)|1.2 Banana Cream (LA)|3.5 Cream Whipped (FA)|0.75 Sugar Cookie (CAP)|4 Vanilla (MF)|0.4 Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TPA)|1.5 Vanilla Custard v1 (CAP)|3.5

Flavor total: 14.85%

This below isn't a version that I've made, but it should work and be very close to the original...

Pie in the Sky by Gmix (Subbed Version) 

Ingredient|% :---|---: Banana Cream (LA)|3.5 Cream Whipped (FA)|0.75 Madagascar (Vanilla Classic) (FA)|0.7 Ripe Banana (TPA)|0.6 Sugar Cookie (CAP)|4 Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TPA)|1.5 Vanilla Custard v1 (CAP)|3.5

Flavor total: 14.55%

Honey Nut Cigar|% ---|--- RY4 Double TFA | 3 Milk and Honey FLV | 2 Pistachio TFA | 1.5 Marzipan INW | 1

Flavor notes :

https://www.reddit.com/r/DIY_eJuice/comments/4l0uf5/honey_nut_cigar/

Grapeberry Milkshake

-FW Grapeberry Ice @ 6%

-INW Grape @ 2.5%

-FW Blueberry @ 3.5%

-TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream @ 6%

-TFA Koolada @ 1%

Grape-y, slightly creamy, and a cool exhale. Shake and vape is alright but after 3 days it gets creamier.

For all of those that randomly have Grapeberry Ice by FW.

Grapeberry Ice taste more like candy than grape ice cream, kinda like a grape jolly rancher so adding the v.b.i.c. helps bring out the creamy side to it. Grape by INW is more of a true grape flavor with the grape skin flavor being more prominent, but at a lower percentage it helps the grapeberry taste more like a true grape rather than candy.

Blueberry by FW is just something that kinda kicks everything up a notch and works well with grape imo

Koolada is to add that cooler exhale. Anything over 1% and it starts dominating the v.b.i.c.

Overall, i really enjoy it and currently working on a V2 where it can be creamier. I wanted this to taste more like grape soda + ice cream, im close, but still tweaking it!

When I first received CAP harvest berry the first thing that came to mind was that this shit needed to be put into a milkshake. My first batch of this is the recipe that follows. I'm waiting on a batch of TFA VBIC so I decided to throw this into a blend of sweet, milky creams to see how I liked it before adding a denser ice cream note. This first batch turned out delicious after a weeks steep, check it out and yell at me. I am going to try the next version with TFA VBIC as soon as the postman stops sending me trash.

• Cap harvest berry: 5%

• Cap vanilla custard v1: 2%

• FA fresh cream: 1%

• FA meringue: 1.5%

• TFA vanilla swirl: 4%

70/30 vg/pg 3 mg nic

I often find recipes that I have some of the items for, but not all. I am a happy substituter. Sometimes the percentages don't work, but sometimes they do. I know this is not following the recipe, but I don't like reordering often (or trying to nail down all the ingredients I want from the same vendor-- fuji apple, for example, continues to elude me.)

Original recipe: Custard 4%

Bavarian Cream 2%

Strawberry 5% (I've had success with using two different strawberries so long as it's 5%. Otherwise, CAP's sweet strawberry works fine.)

Graham cracker crust 1.5%

Sweet Cream 2%

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I was tossing around ideas on how to use peanut butter. And, I bought a few different banana flavors to try. Since this previous recipe has a cream base that I like, I decided to try to substitute fruits for fruit, peanut butter for crust, and keep the cream similar.

Custard V2 Capellas 2%

DX Bavarian Cream TFA 2%

Colorless Banana Lorann's 2%

Banana Capella's 2%

TFA Banana's Foster 1%

Capella's Peanut Butter 1.5%

Capella's Vanilla Bean Ice Cream 2%

Coconut CAP 1%

Cotton Candy 1%

a few drops of CAP sweet cream because I was using an emptied bottle of sweet cream and didn't want to rinse it out-- figured it wouldn't hurt.

Several of these items overlap on each other, and I included them because I wanted to play with my new ingredients and not because they are necessary. I find it an almost savory peanut butter inhale, and a ripe banana (almost brown spotted banana but not gross) aftertaste with maybe some creamy coconut mouthfeel.

It's not as sweet as I wanted it to be (which is why I included cotton candy.) When I redo this, I will drop the cotton candy and sweet cream, and increase the precentage equally of one of the other creams.

I will say that this smells addictive. I keep opening my bottle and smelling it, and sometimes dropping a tiny drop on my hand to taste it. I'm looking forward to messing with this recipe and while I want more of a Reese's peanut butter, I don't mind having something a bit more savory that's not overpowering or alienating (to my palate at least.)

After my post a few recipe threads back. I shelved trying for a better custard while I worked on some other flavors. Gave myself a chance to cleanse my palette, and try from the ground up on a new base. I recently got in some FA Custard, and it's strong stuff, and a little goes a long way, but I wasn't sold on completely replacing Capellas. After messing with the ratios a bit based on what I taste tested the FA Custard, this is what happened:

Admiral Custard

Vendor | Flavor | % ------|------|- CAP | French Vanilla v2 | .5 CAP | Vanilla Custard v1 | 3.5 FA | Custard | 2.5 FA | Cream Fresh | 1 FA | Meringue | .5 TFA | Dulce de Leche | .5

Like his little brother, the General Custard, he's imperfect, but he's up and walking, kind of like a zombie who needs a swift kick in the ass. Anyway, while I really liked the sweetness of FA Custard, it didn't have the body that CAP does. Turns out, mixing the two isn't half bad, but it's still missing some creaminess. That's where the Meringue and Cream Fresh come in. They add a bit of a creamy mouthfeel, and detract a bit from the sharp sweetness of FA Custard, though it's not the only fox in the hen-house when it comes to sweetness.

The fattest fox? The one eating all my creamy chickens? The Dulce de Leche...this stuff starts off very sweet, but mellows into a nice, smooth blender between the sweetness, and the creams. It almost helps mellow out the sweetness of the others as it steeps and weakens itself. Very strong stuff though, and can probably be cut back to .25 (I haven't made a large enough batch where .25 wouldn't be annoying to measure out of a 120ml bottle I bought while drunk, though)

And finally, the French Vanilla. This adds the tiny bit of vanilla spice that was needed for the custards. Why v2 when I used v1 Vanilla Custard? Cause that's what I bought, and diacetyl is delicious. Feel free to sub for v2 or v1 where wanted, though. Either way, it'll need to steep for a good 2 weeks before it's calmed its tits enough to be vape material.

edit: If you do swap v1 for v2 wherever, let me know how it turns out. I'm always curious to see what alterations of my recipes end up like in the hands of other people.

Cremé Caramel

Just wanted to make something sweet and creamy and came up with this. Quite enjoyable shake and vape, haven't really got any notes for it except that a cremé caramel is cream, caramel and brown sugar, so that's what I chucked in the bottle

• TFA Bavarian Cream 6%
• FLV Caramel 3%
• FA Caramel 2%
• TFA Brown Sugar 2%
• INW Shisha Vanilla 1.5%

Vulture 3

Ingredient|% :---|---: Pistachio (TPA)| 5.0 Marshmallow (TPA)| 1.0 Biscuit (INW)| 1.0 Shisha Vanilla (INW)| 1.0 Vanilla Swirl (TPA)| 3.0

Flavor total: 11.0%

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Third version of this, I like it and can't stop vaping it. Something like a pistachio crunch I suppose.

Tree Blood V8

Ingredient|% :---|---: Butterscotch (FW)| 6.0 Carmel (caramel) (FA)| 1.0 Graham Cracker Clear (TPA)| 1.0 Sugar Cookie (CAP)| 2.0 Toasted Marshmallow (TPA)| 0.5 Vanilla Custard (CAP)| 3.0 Almond (FA)| 1.0

Flavor total: 14.5%

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As you can see I'm on version 8 of this. This one is my favorite, I'm forced to resist vaping it to see how it ages. I have other versions that are more cake like, but I've since toned down the cake base to let the butterscotch come through more. I'll most likely be doing a write up on this one in the future, I think it deserves it's own post.

I am calling this Brad The Vapist's Poached Pear Anglaise (D Series). My son named the "brand" if you will in an attempt to make fun of me, so I went with it hah! Shows him!

Brad The Vapist's Poached Pear Anglaise (D Series)

Ingredient|% :---|---: Anise (CAP)|0.75 Champagne (TPA)|1.5 Cinnamon Danish Swirl (CAP)|2.25 Clove (FA)|0.75 Gingerbread (CAP)|1 Honey - TFA|0.5 Pear (FA)|7 Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TPA)|1.5 Vanilla Custard v2 (CAP)|3

Flavor total: 18.25%

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Desc: It is a Poached Pear Anglaise with a creamy light custard(anglaise) finish. A nice light quickly poached pear should be up front with different lingering spices.

Label: http://imgur.com/yvCXSE5

EDIT: It will need plenty of steep time but if you must try to speed it up, you can crock pot it for 4-6hrs while shaking once an hour. Then let sit over night. The creams and the nicotine still don't develop and calm down as they should with a longer regular steep but if you cant wait :).

EDIT2: I wanted to clarify that the honey is pronounced, especially right off the bat. After steeping it does cool down a bit but I encourage you to try different values or omitting it if you are adverse to the flavor as a whole. (thanks to ID10-T for the recommendation)

Edit3:. I made another batch without honey in a quick steep to retry the flavor and found it lacking alot of that complex flavor. It might still be there with a lower amount but for my taste buds I can't go without. Also you can lower to 13-14% and do just fine on flavor especially with a higher VG.

This is my first post. This sub has been one of the most useful sources for juicecraft as a newb diy. Ty!! Berry Sweet 'N Tart

Sweet and Tart (TFA) @ 5%
Blackberry (TFA) @ 1%
Musk Candy (TFA) @ 1%
Acai (TFA) @ 2%
Dragon Fruit (TFA) @ 2%
Blueberry Wild (TFA) @ 2%
Raspberry Sweet (TFA) @ 3%
Sour (TFA) @ 3%
1/32 tsp Pure sucralose.

Punchy berry notes with a later smack of Sweet and Tart goodness.

Edit: Formatting, sorry!

Edit: Mixed at max VG and to 3mg/mL Nicotine total

First time poster, long time lurker. I've been mixing since September and have gained a ton of knowledge from this sub. Here is my first contribution:

Dragonfruit - TFA - 4%

Pear - TFA - 2%

Cantaloupe - TFA - 2%

Sweet Strawberry - CAP - 2%

This is a simple fruit mix of some of my newer flavors. I enjoy it both fresh and after steeping.

Just started 5 days ago and thought I'd share one of my first recipes. Just been calling Dragon ice.

<Dragon Fruit> (<TFA>) @8%

<Juicy Peach> (<CAP>) @ 6%

<Arctic Winter> (<FA>) @.8%

<Cotton Candy> (<Vendor>) @. 25%

<Koolada>(<FlavourExpress>) @.25%

Comes out to 15.3% total flavor and I use just vg and a 70vg/30 nicotine so it ends up being an 80/30.

I haven't has time to steep it as it came out to be a really good shake and vape. I believe the menthol is just about right but was thinking about throwing mango at .75, in there instead of cotton candy.

Thanks for any help guys :)

After seeing some chatter about Real Flavors I went ahead and ordered a bunch of 15ml bottles from Gremlin. Boy oh boy, I am not disappointed. Every single one I ordered is friggin delicious! And ask by themselves at that. It's not very often I find myself satisfied with a single flavor mix, let alone an entire flavoring line worth! Anywho, I made a recipe. Very simple mix but holy cow it sure is well rounded and spot on to its namesake. I'm tempted to create a new thread so it gets more exposure, but I suck at writing detailed flavor notes and yadda yadda. Without further adieu, I give you German Chocolate Cake

8% RF cookies & cream

8% RF coconut cream pie

Mixed at 80vg/20pg.

It's spot on for a German chocolate cake! I'm not going to go into detail because, cuz well frankly there isn't much detail, it's just 2 flavors that are very complex all by themselves! But they come together and NAIL the profile of a German chocolate cake. I'd love to hear feedback from anyone who makes it!

Have a great night and fuck the FDA!

Apple & Blackberry Crumble with Custard

• MF Red Apple - 4.5%
• MF Blackberry - 3.5%
• CAP Vanilla Custard - 3.5%
• TFA Brown Sugar - 2.5%
• TFA Pie Crust - 2%

The Medicine flower concentrates in this recipe are 10% dilutions in PG so please don't make it at these percentages if you have the uncut product. I haven't actually had time to let this steep yet but I would anticipate that the 'crumble' element would start to come out slightly more in time. The MF flavours are a delight, very bright and 'true' and I would recommend these two to anyone - they play very nicely together in this mix. I couldn't find any 'crumble' recipes but real crumble is similar to pastry but with brown sugar too so I figured pie crust with brown sugar might work reasonably well. I'd really like to hear suggestions on ways to improve that element but as it stands I am happy with this recipe.

Fruit Loops Ice Cream

Ingredient|% :---|---: (TPA) Marshmallow|1 Bavarian Cream (TPA)|1.5 Berry Crunch (TPA)|2 FA Meringue|1 Fruit Circles (TPA)|4 Pear (FA)|0.5 Sweet Tangerine (CAP)|2 Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TPA)|3

Flavor total: 15%

I tried Rainbow Nuggets once and did not like it (was buying some other stuff and had a good coupon, so decided I'd try this tit chucking). I figured I'd make something in that profile that I actually liked. Obviously, this isn't terribly innovative, as it basically uses a tonguefuck base.

Pear is used to add some sweetness, but you could replace that with whatever you use to sweeten, though pear probably fits the best here. If you really like Fruit Circles, you may want to increase that. I'll probably take it up to 5% or add in a lemon or orange flavor next time, but this is pretty good for this profile.

Steeped 1-2 weeks

I have been playing around with this flavor for about a month or so. This is my 4th version, and closest to the flavor I was aiming for. It started as an all tropical fruit flavor. Then I started experimenting with adding a creamy base to it, and was pleasantly surprised with the results.

I am however still trying to bring more of a creamy milkshake type flavor up front, and make the fruits a little less prominent. Right now the fruit is more up front, with a milkyness in the back. Any recommendations would be welcome!

Creamy Tropical Swirl
Pear (TFA) .5%
Whipped Cream (TFA) 1%
Dragonfruit (TFA) 3%
DX Bavarian Cream (TFA) 2%
DX Sweet Cream (TFA) 1%
Golden Pineapple (CAP) 2%
Mango (TFA) .5%
Marshmallow (FA) 2%
Papaya (TFA) .5%
Strawberries and Cream (TFA) 2%
Sweet Strawberry (CAP) 1%
Vanilla Custard v2 (CAP) 1%
Vanilla Swirl (TFA) 3%

3rd recipe I made up after I began DIY, by far the most popular with my vape friends:

Grundle Fuzz

Bavarian Cream (TFA) @ 10%
Sweet Cream (TFA) @ 2%
Apricot (TFA) @ 2%
Koolada (TFA) @ 1.5%
Ethyl Maltol (TFA) @ 1%
Super Sweet (CAP) @ .5%
Smooth (TFA) @ .25%
Simply Vanilla (CAP) @ .25%
S&V: Yes
Steep Time: Recommend at least 1 week

Got the idea for this from /u/stanknastyy (Thank you)

5% FLV Cinnamon Crunch

2% CAP Vanilla Bean Ice Cream

1.5% FLV Cream

.5% Cap French Vanilla

I like a little extra Cinnamon so i ended up adding 1 drop of Rich Cinnamon per 10ml

Overall Description: A mixture of summer berries and Pink Guava, mixed with Watermelon and spashed with a sweet citrus lime juice.

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Oiqoipus

Ingredient|% :---|---: Kiwi (FA)| 0.5 Pink Guava (FLV)| 0.4 Harvest Berry (CAP)| 2.0 Watermelon (LA)| 1.5 Lime Tahity Cold Pressed (FA)| 0.75 Red Summer (watermelon) (FA)| 2.0 Strawberry (INW)| 0.25 Candy Roll (FLV)| 0.5 Lemon Sicily (FA)| 0.16

Flavor total: 8.06%

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Base: Watermelon (Colorless) (LA)/Red Summer (Watermelon) (FA) - Red Summer is a slightly dry, ripe watermelon flavor. It is more like the watermelon "meat" closest to the watermelon's edges IMO. LA Watermelon is a bright, juicy, candy-like watermelon (Its my favorite Watermelon flavor by a long shot). Remember to get the colorless version. These are used in conjunction to create a bright, juicy, semi-realistic watermelon.

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Main Note 1: Harvest Berry (CAP)/ Strawberry (INW) - Harvest Berry is a slightly dark (Raspberry, Blackberry heavy) fruit medley. For CAP, it is a strong flavor. INW Strawberry on the other hand is a syrupy sweet strawberry and in many ways similar to TFA Strawberry. It is extremely strong and will make your mix start becoming a syrup over 1%. In this recipe, I'm using Harvest Berry as the main Berry and INW to boost the brightness in the berry a bit without imparting the syrup.

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Main Note 2: Pink Guava (FLV) - If you don't have this flavor and love grapefruit/guava, get it. The potency of this flavor is off the charts and can start being a main note in as little as a drop or 2. This flavor has all the bitterness (not in a bad way) and tart notes I was looking for here.

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Secondary Note: Lime Tahity Cold Pressed (FA)/ Lemon Sicily (FA) - Lime TCP is a tangy, slightly sour Lime flavor. I love this stuff. If you want it to stand out, I recommend adding 0.25% of FLV or INW Lime to help keep this flavor from fading. Lemon Sicily is one of the most versatile flavors in my arsenal. It can be used with a bakery to add a bit of brightness or in a fruit mix to make a lemonade or even keep fruit notes from muddying too much. In this case though, I'm using it to boost the citrus flavor along with the Lime.

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Supporting Cast: Kiwi (FA)/Candy Roll (FLV) - FA Kiwi is a realistic but slightly syrupy kiwi flavor. It will start to overtake many mixes after 1% in my experience. Candy Roll is an odd flavor. It is not good stand-alone but does a great job in some mixes adding sweetness and a bit of juiciness. In this recipe, Kiwi is being used to boost the tropical notes, and Candy Roll the sweetness and juiciness.

sorry to xpost this from the recipe request thread, but this may be a better home for my question and I could really use your help on this.

Hello all. My parents own a B&M that is just getting started with a house line so please don't discount this post as commercial. We are partnering with some local car clubs to have a car show to benefit the (my former) high school that recently had a shooting at their prom. The town is Antigo Wisconsin if you feel the need to look it up and I can send verification if anyone needs to see it. We want to create a special recipe to sell at the show and store and donate all sales to the cause. Wondering if this is the correct place to ask for recipe ideas? It will be a limited run that we will not profit from and we will buy whatever flavors we need if we don't already have them. We want to have some kind of tie in to the school as that is where all proceeds will go. The mascot is a red robin. I was thinking that it would be awesome to find a recipe that tasted like those malted milk balls that you get at Easter that are supposed to be robin eggs. What else do you suggest?

Blue Chocolate. mk1

FW Blueberry (BB) - 5%

FW White Chocolate (WC) - 5%

CAP Sweet Cream (SC) - 3%

After two days I notice that the BB and WC are equally potent. I like where the WC is in the mix, so I'll be upping the BB to ~8% for mk2.

Can't taste much of the SC so far. Might need more steep time to come through, might be lost in the wash with WC, might just need to add more next time.

Flavor is good, but doesn't shine. May add a dash of sucralose or ethyl maltol in the next batch.

I'm fairly new to the DIY thing and I'm loving it so far.

I started looking through recipes and reading notes and trying to pick up what goes into some of the creations you guys have made. I spent some time looking at and making other strawberry bakery and strawberry creams before putting this together.

Tastes good as a shake and vape but really starts to shine after 3-5 days of steeping.

Just another strawberry cream 

Ingredient|% :---|---: Bavarian Cream (TPA)|3 Cheesecake (Graham Crust) (TPA)|5 Dragonfruit (TPA)|1 Strawberry (Ripe) (TPA)|4.5 Strawberry (TPA)|4.5 Vanilla Custard (TPA)|2

Flavor total: 20%

Tiger's Blood

I needed some Tigers Blood. I wanted to get complex. I wanted a broad Strawberry and healthy mix of fresh/candy Watermelon. To me this taste very similar to Mech Sauce's "Slaughtermelon". I added the ice cream flavor to try to mimic the sweetened condensed milk that I usually get drizzled on my tigers blood snow cones.

FA Watermelon @ 3%

LA Watermelon @ 3%

FA Strawberry @ 3%

CAP Sweet Strawberry @ 3%

TFA Strawberry Ripe @ 3%

TFA Coconut Extra @ 0.6%

INW Pineapple @ 2%

HS French Vanilla Ice Cream @ 0.25%

Ackle Japps

This is a work in progress. It's lacking a little bit of body, at least for a shake and vape. And doesn't exactly taste like Apple jacks, but more like Cinnamon Toast Crunch with Juicy apples. Still good.

FA Fuji @ 2.5%

CAP Cinnamon Danish Swirl @ 5%

FA Apple Pie @ 1%

FA Biscuit @ 0.5%

TFA Bavarian Cream @ 2%

FA Fresh Cream @ 0.5%

TFA Dairy/Milk @ 0.5%

FA Marzipan @ 0.5%

I had one of those key lime yogurts the other day, and couldn't stop thinking about making a key lime flavor afterwards. I thought a key lime cheesecake sounded good, so I made this. Mixed everything blindly, solely by smell.

The Land Before Lime

Flavor | Vendor | Amount ---|---|---- Key Lime | TFA | 5% Lemon Lime Kamikaze | Tasty Puff | 4% Dairy/Milk | TFA | 2.5% Marshmallow | TFA | 1% Sweet Cream | TFA | 3% Sugar Cookie | Capella | 0.5% Cheesecake (Graham Crust) | TFA | 1.5% Ethyl Maltol | Wizard Labs | 2% Citric Acid | Wizard Labs | 1%

Twister

These tasty ass things

2% Fuji Apple (I used Flavour Max, FA should work just as well)

3% Raspberry (INW)

1-2% Lemon Lime (Cap)

1% Orange Mandarin (TFA)

1% Vanilla Swirl (TFA)

1.5% Whipped Cream (TFA)

3-4% EM

Shake & Goooooooo

Since this is a modification of many basic Strawberries and Cream type recipes, I won't post notes. This is just a delicious shake and vape recipe that bounces back and forth between tasting creamy and tasting like a cookie. This juice keeps you on your toes. I made a sample bottle and loved it immediately, as did a friend who immediately picked up 200ml of it.

Most of you have these flavors laying around, so here goes.

FOSTER MOTHER (80vg/20pg)

• TFA Strawberry Ripe - 4.2%

• TFA Bavarian Cream - 1.7%

• TFA Cheesecake Graham Crust - 2.1%

• FA Fresh Cream - 1.2%

• FA Cookie - 0.21%

Enjoy

After several different variations and help from members of this subreddit, this is the final version of a fruity recipy I'm really enjoying, fruity and fresh, FYI you need to like cinnamon. you can lower the horchata if the cinnamon is too punget for you, I really liek the spicyness of it.

APRICHATA

Apricot (TPA) -4.5%

Horchata Smoot (TPA) -4.5%

Strawberry ripe (TPA) - 3%

Strawberry (INW) - 1%

lemon sicily (FA) - 1%

Cactus (INW) -1%

Dragonfruit (TPA) -1%

optional, Sweetener 0.5-1%

Let me know what you think

BlackJack, a summer ADV (shake and vape)

TFA Black Currant 4%

TFA Jackfruit 3%

TFA Pineapple 1%

TFA Dragonfruit 1%

I made a post for this recipe asking for any advice or improvements anyone could come up with. This recipe is a simple fruity ADV that is not extremely complex but is the perfect recipe for me.

One more for the end of the month!

I can't believe it's not butter cookies 

Ingredient|% :---|---: Butter Cream (CAP)|2.5 Golden Butter (CAP)|0.2 Sugar Cookie (CAP)|5 Super Sweet (CAP)|0.5 Sweet Cream (CAP)|1

Flavor total: 9.2%

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I am normally against super sweet use, since it's got funky stuff in it, but I was out of sucralose at the time. Feel free to sub it for sucralose, though it is pretty crucial to get that granulated sugar on top of those tinned butter cookies. One of my new favorites, and pretty rock solid even fresh mixed.

I’ve been searching for a solid Mango Sticky Rice recipe but the only decent-looking recipe I could find was by /u/joesphaa and involved a metric shit-ton of flavors. I’m sure it’s delicious, but I’m a lazy fuck and wanted something a little simpler so I present to you:

Miami Rice

• Sweet Mango (CAP) 5%
• Mango (TFA) 2%
• Jackfruit (TFA) 1%
• Coconut Candy (TFA) 2%
• Crunch Cereal (FLV) 3%
• Sweet Coconut (FLV) 0.5%
• Sweetener (TFA) 1%

Flavor total: 14.5% 70/30 VG/PG

Description: Fresh mangos served on a bed of sticky rice steamed with sweetened coconut milk. Happy endings cost extra.

CAP Sweet Mango: This mango is delicious and taste very sweet but slightly over ripe. I actually wanted to us TFA Philippine Mango but I’m also an impatient fuck and didn’t want to wait until my order came in, so I used this instead. I’m glad I didn’t wait.

TFA Mango: Honestly, I think this taste like shit. It taste like you pulled an under ripe mango off the tree, rubbed dirt on it, and ate it like an apple, skin and all. It does help add a more realistic mango flavor though so I used it along with CAP Sweet Mango to help balance the sweetness and create a well-rounded Franken-mango.

TFA Jackfruit: All I can say is YUM. Now I’ve never had a real jackfruit because they’re like the size of an obese child and cost $2/lb at my local Asian market, but to me TFA Jackfruit tastes like pure, sweet tropical bliss. I love using this flavor with all tropical fruits and added a small amount to bring a bright, sweetness to the Franken-mango and to help bury the dirt taste from TFA Mango.

TFA Coconut Candy: I chose coconut candy as the main coconut for my juice because if you smell it, it smells like sweet glorious coconut milk (with a slight suntan lotion smell). Adding this to FLV Crunch Cereal gave me some nice, sweet, coconut milk steamed grainy goodness.

FLV Crunch Cereal: Crunch Cereal is flavor that I don’t use much. I ordered when it first came out and had high hopes to use it to make a delicious cereal vape, until I realized that it tastes like bland grains with a hint of buyer’s remorse. Ironically, that’s exactly what rice tastes like when I have to eat it for every meal after blowing my paycheck on vape gear.

FLV Sweet Coconut: One of Flavorah’s best flavors imo. Just a solid, sweet coconut that has no fake-tan aftertaste. Although this is usually my go-to coconut flavor, I felt that it just wasn’t quite the MVP needed to transform FLV Crunch Cereal into sticky rice. I did add a smidge to help round out the coconut.

TFA Sweetener: I wanted it sweeter. It needed to be sweeter.

Final Notes: This shit needs at least a 4-day to week-long steep. For real… I just received some INW Mango and TFA Philippine Mango so I will be messing around with those in my next few batches (this was my third batch) but this recipe is one of my current ADV when I’m looking for something a little different.

Edit: Damn formatting issues. I tried to put it in a table but it wasn't working.

Black and blue

First recipe I feel worth posting- smooth and sweet creamy base with a touch of blueberry. Should be ok use after a week of steeping. My ADV for the last month.

TFA Blueberry extra 4%

TFA Blackberry 1%

FW Dragon Fruit 1%

CAP Marshmallow 2%

TFA Dulce de leche 2%

TFA French Vanilla 1%

TFA Vanilla Swirl 2%

CAP Vanilla Custard v2 4%

GALTHOR'S GORE:

Glycerin(VG) 80.0%

Glycol(PG) 5.0%

TFA Strawberry (Ripe) 5%

TFA Apple 4%

CAP Juicy Peach 3%

FA Orange 2%

CAP Golden Pinapple 1%

I had some random fruit flavors lying around so i decided to mix them. Might add some cream to the mix later but not sure yet, i already really like it. Enjoy!

I have struggled with an ADV strawberry mix since day 1 of DIY and this one is showing serious potential. The lemon note from Pandoro plays well with strawberry. Overall this mix is really rich for me thanks to the Pandoro and LA CCI but there's enough bite from the lemon and HS Strawberry to keep me coming back for more.

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MF Strawberry @ 1.5%
FA Pandoro @ 1.25%
LA Cream Cheese Icing @ 0.5%
FA Meringue @ 0.5%

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Mixed at 70VG vaped at 110W on 6 wrap 3.5mm parallel claptons in a BFT. The next version will get something crusty or crunchy but I can't decide what to try first. It'll probably be FA Apple Pie @ 0.75% - 1%. I'll also probably end up adding some CAP Sweet Strawberry because I can't help myself.

How do I describe this? First of all, a 5 Star Peach top note with layers of Fluffy Cream and Blueberry-Boysenberry backnote and lastly, a fresh Mango that sit on your tongue like chewing gum. This flavor lasts 5 minutes after you vape it... just fucking DELICIOUS! It's like vaping a fruity marshmallow.

Steep 3-4 weeks. Use no heat.

Peach-Berry Shake Gmix

Ingredient|% :---|---: Blueberry (MF)|0.8 Boysenberry (Flavorah)|0.75 Cream Fresh (FA)|0.5 Cream Whipped (FA)|0.5 Peach (Flavorah)|1.5 Peach (MF)|1 Pyure|0.5 Vanilla (MF)|0.8 Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TPA)|2.5 Yellow Mango (EuroFlavor)|2.5

Flavor total: 11.35%

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A little bit about me. I've been trying to wiggle my way in here for about a year. I'm from the school of ELR and I go by @Pro_Vapes over there, mentored by Ken_O_Where. I was never able to master TPA, CAP or FW flavors... I can't taste most of them. But when I dropped those for the Super Concentrates... FLV, INW, FA and now MF... I found my niche. Now I'm bangin' out some great recipes, but most users don't have a lot of the flavors I use. If you have these flavors, give it a try... you won't be disappointed. This recipe is great.

Strawdairy | % | -------------|----| Sweet Strawberry (CAP)| 7.15 | Vanilla Custard v1 (CAP)| 3 | Butter Cream (FW)| 1.5 | Strawberry [Ripe] (TFA)| 1.35 | Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (CAP)| 1 | Fresh Cream (FA)| 0.75 | Sweet Cream (CAP)| 0.75 | Meringue (FA)| 0.5 |

I had to kind of reverse engineer the recipe from MLs to %s as I write my own recipes in MLs out of laziness, so if anyone wants, I can also post how to mix a 30ml bottle of it too, just to be sure I'm not screwing the whole conversion up...

While it's vape-worthy after even a few days of steeping, I'd advise that you steep it for at least a week for perfect flavor blending.

So... After testing with a lot of Unicorn Milk clones and other Strawberry + Cream recipes (attempting to clone Unicorn Milk), I eventually took a break and went off in my own direction a bit, and I eventually came up with this mix. Ironically, it's closer to Unicorn Milk/Mother's Milk than any of my other clone recipes or others recipes that I've personally tested, even though I wasn't intentionally trying to make a clone lol. I will say however, that because it actually tastes really similar, I would've posted this in the clone thread if I could find an active one, but since I couldn't, I figure the monthly thread is good enough (plus as it's not intended as a clone, but is super similar, I'm not sure what that really makes it lol). So it's really similar to UM or MM, but there is a slight tangible difference. It's overall a more custard-like mix than either UM/MM imo, but I actually kind of like it that way.

I figured I'd post it for the hell of it, plus in case anyone is looking for something close to Unicorn Milk or Mother's Milk. It wasn't intended to be a clone, but it's so much closer imo than any of the other recipes I've found, I figured that was worth something... So if someone is really wanting that specific flavor, I'm sure you could tinker with it a bit and get it even closer to UM/MM that I care to try to... If anyone wants a hint on how I think they can get it closer: I think your best bet is to cut the Vanilla Custard down a bit and increase the lower % creams a tad and maybe even add a bit more meringue (though I'm a bit unsure on the meringue.)

Either way, I hope someone out there likes this recipe as much as I do, modified or not!

FRUIT PUNCH:

• TPA Pineapple 5%

• CAP Juicy Orange 4.3%

• CAP Passion Fruit 3.6%

• FA Papaya 2.6%

• FA Guava 2.3%

• TPA Apricot 2%

This was inspired by MBV's Bloodbath and based on Hawaiian Punch Fruit Juicy Red. There is also supposed to be an apple flavor as the first ingredient but I didn't have it and it's still delicious.

Fair enough, I understand the subjective aspect of it. For me it's just a flavor I fell in love with, never felt that it was too much or overwhelming at all. I have a recipe I'm working on now that has CAP & TFA Bavarian, CAP & TFA Vanilla custard, and a couple of other things to it and even then it's sweet, but not overwhelming. Steeping took that one from super eggy in the first week to this buttery rich vanilla caramel cream flavor. Never gotten any maple from using Bavarian cream though. Back to this recipe though, it tastes like an apricot Creme Savers candy, even that much Bavarian cream doesn't overwhelm the fruit in the recipe.

Miso Juicy Clone If you've been lucky enough to try this flavor, you know how refreshing it is. It's like swimming in a Sprite pool in the dead of summer.

Capella's Lemon Lime @ 10% TFA Fruit Circles @ 2.5% TFA Sour @ 2% INAWERA White Grapefruit @ 1% Koolada to preference.

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