So first off, I would like to thank a TON of you guys for all that you contribute to the DIY community. Wayne, Skiddlz, Manson, Vurve, Coke Can, and Fizzmustard just to name a few. I have learned a lot and am starting to make some decent quality mixes as of late. For 1 year plus I was dumping random flavor concentrates into bottles and soon realized how important was to test my flavors individually while taking notes. Although My DIY was vapeable in the past, I feel like some of my recipes are finally worth sharing.

With Sassy Pants’s flavor profile I was trying to replicate a juice that I had a long time ago from a smaller juice company. It was tart, sweet, sour, punchy, juicy, vibrant. It’s a simple recipe but complex to the palate. I am sure you will like it, plus its great to vape on hot days or when you need a break from creams, desserts, and bakery.

Sassy Pants - A sweet and sour candy vape that packs a punch

• 7 % Green Apple (CAP)
• 3% Lemonade (FLV)
• 0.4% EM (TFA)
• 0.5-0.75 % Sucralose (optional)

(CAP) Green Apple- I really enjoy flavor. Overall I would have to say it’s more candy than authentic. Not a bad thing because it’s a clean, vibrant, green apple flavor. It has a sour tartness which lingers on the tip of the tongue. I would describe it as a brighter flavor with medium body. There is plenty of sweetness to balance it. I tried all of TPA’s green apple’s but this one is easiest for me to work with. I feel that it blends nicely with the FLV Lemonade and still shines as the main flavor note. My brother thinks the % is too high, however I think it makes the recipe pop and don’t consider it overbearing.

(FLV)Lemonade- The lemonade at this % is money. It tucks right up against the green apple and plays off it’s strengths. The lemon provides another zippy note and adds another layer of textured sweetness. FLV lemonade is overall a lighter, sweet lemonade with no bitterness detected. A match made in heaven.

(EM)- I put in a bit to bridge the gap between these two “brighter, poppy, tart” flavors. At this % it pulls the sour notes together and gives them a unified sweetness. Really rounds out the edges and is crucial in the recipe.

Sucralose- This is optional. I like the added sweetness and juiciness it brings to the recipe. It makes the flavor smack on your lips and goes nicely with the sour notes. It also makes it more of a candy flavor.

So there it is. Hope you like it!