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Been working on this intermittently since I got my first five flavors, which included TFA Pineapple and TFA Coconut, about 14 months ago. The first version tasted like a pineapple lollipop dipped in battery acid and Hawaiian Tropic suntan lotion. More than a dozen versions later, it’s come a long way, baby. I’ll admit that’s it probably not the best possible e-juice interpretation of this classic cocktail; when I revisited again after a long break I resolved to make it as best I could with the concentrates I already had on hand in my relatively humble stash and not order more for it. I’ve since been informed that INW Coconut 3% is a “straight up creamy coconut milk” (thanks, Trance!) so I’ll be ordering some of that today and probably taking another run at this soon. And INW’s single-flavor concentrate of the popular drink has also gotten some very mixed reviews, so perhaps I’ll give that one a try and find I mixed so much for naught. But this version right here is really tasty…
If You Like Piña Coladas
MFG | Flavor | % ---|---|---- INW | Pineapple | 5.5 FA | Coconut | 2.5 FA | Cream Fresh | 2 CAP | Golden Pineapple | 1 TFA | Pineapple | 0.8 FA | Pineapple | 0.000 TFA | Coconut | 0.5 TFA | Coconut Candy | 0.8 FA | Jamaican Rum | 1 (Optional) TFA | Koolada | As you like it
Try enjoying it with an actual piña colada, while listening to Joey Ramone sing [What a Wonderful World] (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRMrAQuccEo) and briefly entertaining the false notion that love is anything more than just a chemical imbalance in your meat computer.
Steep: Depends. Feel free to shake and vape if a piña colada with tiny chunks of pineapple in it, like you might find in a smoothie made of poorly pureed pineapple instead of pineapple juice, sounds like something you’d enjoy. Steep for a couple of days to a week otherwise; the pineapple slips further behind the creamy coconut. Disclaimer: I have not tested this at older than 8 days yet. It’s possible that the Fresh Cream will come out more and make it taste like pineapple-coconut-flavored whole milk eventually.
Flavor/development notes:
INW Pineapple/FA Coconut - These are the stars of this show. I find INW Pineapple is a fresh, sweet, juicy, tangy, perfect pineapple juice flavor. However, it’s also unusually weak for INW and quite a pushover compared to coconut, so it needs some help. FA Coconut is the natural coconut, it tastes like you’ve cracked open a coconut and are eating the flesh. But piña coladas aren’t made of coconut meat, they’re made with coconut cream, specifically Coco Lopez coconut cream, so this one needs some assistance as well. No weird off notes at 5.5% INW Pineapple/2.5% FA Coconut.
FA Cream Fresh - In contemplating how to make a creamy colada, I immediately scratched off all of the vanilla-flavored creams I have. I don’t want a bunch of vanilla in my piña colada; I can’t wrap my mental palate around the recipes you can find here using TFA Vanilla Swirl for a piña colada. That left TFA Whipped Cream, TFA Sweet Cream, CAP Sweet Cream, and FA Cream Fresh. Whipped cream? Too light. Coconut cream is heavy. TFA Sweet Cream? Maybe, but I was afraid that by the time I added enough to get a sufficiently creamy mouthfeel, I’d also taste a hint of toe cheese. I would’ve used CAP Sweet Cream, but I get a little bit of a warm sugar taste from that one starting at around 4%. Not cooked sugar, but sugar exposed to some heat, it’s like the half-and-half plus sugar in hot coffee minus the coffee. That would not be too bad in a virgin piña colada, but I knew I’d be adding rum to this, and I didn’t want the warm sugar in Sweet Cream and brown sugar aspect of Rum to hook up and become one of those disgusting PDA couples. FA Cream Fresh, though. It tastes and feels just like straight heavy cream. At 3% it was way too much dairy and at 1% it wasn’t creamy enough; 2% is where I wound up.
CAP Golden Pineapple - I like this flavor, but it has an ever-so-slight over-ripeness to it, like pineapple chunks that have sat out at the end of the buffet line just a little too long. This makes it the ideal pineapple flavor for things like pineapple upside down cake, because it’s easy to get from a little overripe to fully cooked. 2% tasted good in a virgin version, but as soon as I added rum it drew that ripeness out in a way I didn't like. (Side note: a tiny bit of FA Jamaican Rum might make an excellent addition to a pineapple upside down cake juice). 1% backs up the weak INW Pineapple without any noticeable overripe aspect.
TFA Pineapple - Sharp, powerful pineapple flavor but candyish. It can be harsh, violent even. You guys remember mixing by volume, what it would do to syringes? It’ll beat up other flavors just the same, leave them picking their wedgies in the hall, bloody-nosed and late for class. But, INW Pineapple needs a big ape on its side to face off with heavy coconut cream. A little goes a long way, even 1% was too much when combined with these other pineapples.
FA Pineapple - Never buy this. If you’ve already bought it, keep it somewhere where you can see it every day and be reminded of what a terrible mistake you’ve made and, by extension, all of the other mistakes in your miserable life. Or just throw it away, whatever. Seriously, it tastes like you’ve grilled green onions over burning tires and then served them on a bed of moldy pineapple peels and cores. Yum!
TFA Coconut - Another bully, and one that’ll steamroll over everything else and leave a Coppertone-tasting smear behind. But it is a valuable ingredient in small quantities. Here, it’s necessary to get more creaminess without added dairy taste and it adds some more coconutty goodness. At 0.5% in this, it’s not suntan oil to me; someone more sensitive to that particular unpleasant off-note might want to cut it in half and increase one of the other coconuts accordingly.
TFA Coconut Candy – A couple have popped up recently I don’t think I’ve seen very many recipes with this one. Probably because, at least to me, it starts tasting like plastic at a fairly low %. But in small doses, it’s a great flavor. Not candy as in hard candy, but candy as in the filling of a Mounds bar, bits of real coconut floating in some kind of white sugary goop. You know the difference between milk and sweetened condensed milk? Milk you drink. Sweetened condensed milk you wouldn’t want to drink it, but it’s a damned fine ingredient. Now imagine the difference between coconut milk and some kind of “sweetened condensed coconut milk.” Sweetened condensed coconut milk is TFA Coconut Candy. At 0.8% it perfects the coconut cream without getting weird.
FA Jamaican Rum – A dark rum, but not spiced rum, aroma. I wish I had a white rum concentrate, but I’m not aware of one. The pirate in me would have loved to make my piña colada more rum-laden, but 1% is as much of it as I could use to get a little rum flavor in there without it starting to taste like a molasses colada. Something about the sharpness of the pineapples already made it possible to kinda sorta maybe imagine an alcoholic aroma in virgin piña colada before I popped its cherry with FA Jamaican, so between the two of them, there’s some booziness here, but it’s not gonna get anyone’s taste buds wasted. Optional for the 18 to 21 crowd.
Koolada – Hot piña colada? Eww. No. Blend that with crushed ice. “Hot piña colada” sounds like an Urban Dictionary entry I don’t want to read. ^No, ^this ^is ^great ^without ^Koolada ^but ^I ^just ^really ^wanted ^to ^make ^that ^dumb ^Urban ^Dictionary ^joke.
FA Pineapple 0.000%???
Edit: nevermind. I finished reading.
I tried the INW Piñacolada. While I still think my recipe is a little better (a little creamier, somewhat better pineapple/coconut balance), I don't get the people saying INW's is terrible. It's not bad and actually tastes very similar to what I used 8 different concentrates to make. I'll probably use it as a shortcut or starting place in the future to make variations like mango colada, strawberry colada, banana colada. Maybe even a piña colada cupcake or piña colada cream pie.
This is my recent Pina Colada
MFG|Flavor|%
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INW|Pineapple|4
TFA|Coconut Candy|1.5
FLV|Sweet Coconut|.25
|FLV|Coconut|.10
|CAP|Vanilla Bean Ice Cream|.50
It's great for the person I mixed it for. He likes coconut vapes in, around and all over his mouth. It's not coconut heavy by any means but the aftertaste lets you know its there. For sure. I'd rate it a 7 on potency. 10 being "In Your Face". What I like about it, the pineapple and coconut top notes blend, layer and dance perfectly together. In the middle, coconut punches through the cream and the pineapple, just a tad. What I want to change...Freakin a crap ton of pineapple added in the mix. I looked over actual drink recipes and some of them, not all, called for fresh chunks of pineapple and that sounds amazing. Seeing your use of more pineapple here inspired me to order a few more flavors and tweak it to my liking. I'll try and get back to you on it.
I need to try both of the FLV coconuts. You might get away with adding more INW Pineapple or reducing coconuts or both, and not need to order different pineapples, it depends on how those coconuts behave. But CAP Golden Pineapple would be a good one to have on hand if you wanted to make something like a pineapple upside down cake or pineapple fried pie.
Shouldn't that be Rupert Holmes?
No. The Ramones is the medicine you need to get Rupert out of your head after he was maliciously put there by the name of the recipe.
I'd definitely also try it with FLV coconut/sweet coconut. Actually I think I will.
It just never ends with the flavors. I thought I was done with this profile but I went and ordered INW Coconut and INW Pinacolada just an hour ago. Maybe I'll get FLV Coconut and FLV Sweet Coconut next time.
Holy crap, why is FLV Coconut $12.49 at BVC?
Yeah it's expensive, but you probably won't be using more than 0.25% in any recipe so it will literally last you forever!
Check gremlin diy, though. Pretty sure he sells 5mL bottles of it for like $5.50
Edit: Gremlin only has 5mL for some FLV flavors. Weird. You'd think that Coconut would be one of them just like Rich Cinnamon is. /u/mgremlin
I made this with 0.5% FLV coconut and 1% FLV sweet coconut. I'm not sure but I think the INW pineapple gets fatigued by too high percentage, I'll let it steep some more. Overall a very pleasant vape, but the pineapple is a bit muted. Or maybe it's just me. Very promising though, I'll continue testing. Thanks for the recipe.
INW Pina Colada is terrible, but Cocopilada is great. Not really necessary if you have their pineapple and coconut though.
You're not the first person I read saying INW Pineapple is unusually weak, so when I first got it I mixed it at 5%. To me it was totally overpowering with an unbearable throat hit. I haven't used it since but it felt like 2-3% would be enough like most of their concentrates. Also I must be one of the rare people who like FA Pineapple. I'm sure there are dozens of us! At least it was fine in HiC's Pina Colada recipe.
edit: Inawera has a rum concentrate, I added it to my last order so I should get it this week. Decided to try it cause I was asked to make a mojito juice.
Yet another example of how everyone's taste is different. I haven't received my INW Pinacolada yet but it should be here today, so I'll find out soon enough whether it's terrible to me.
I went up to 7.5% with INW Pineapple before it started to take on a candyish taste. No extra throat hit at 5%, just pineapple juice flavor. I'd compare the throat hit from INW Pineapple 10% as harsh, yes, but about the same as the throat hit with 2% TFA Pineapple. At 3% in the few mixes I've used it in, I could barely taste the pineapple at all, it just got rolled over.
You can have my very, very gently used bottle of FA Pineapple if you want it. Yuck!
After you get your INW Rum, can you update me as to whether it's a white rum flavor or brown-sugary like FA's, please?
Awesome write up man! I'm working on a piña colada recipe too and it's coming along nicely; it's fairly similar to this one. Next step I was going to take was adding some of the coconut candy to it to see if that helped it out, and it looks like it does, so thanks for that! What % do you like the Koolada at? I had it at .5% and it was coming across a little weird to me, so I left it out. I also think the Cherimoya was a little too high on that iteration so I'll have to try it out again once it's in a better spot
Thanks! I had as much fun writing it up as I did making it.
I'm super-sensitive to Koolada so I have diluted it down to 2.5% instead of the usual 10% in PG. In here I liked that at 0.5%, so 0.125% if you're using 10% Koolada. Very light cooling effect for me, none of that weird cardboardy chemical taste that seems to be worse when added to creamy stuff than it is when added to just fruit or fruit + beverage or adult beverage flavors. But based on the %'s I see others using it at, you might not even notice any koolness at all that low.
It was worth sleeping on the couch to order all the flavors I needed for this. Well done, sir. I used koolada at 0.15% and opted for the Jamaican Rum at 1%. I'm enjoying it with Founders Azacca IPA.
Although others have gotten more overall hours, that's the recipe I've technically been working on the longest, so it makes me very happy that you're pleased with it. But I hope you're exaggerating about the couch.
Compared to other IPAs, how hoppy is that one 1-10?
I am exaggerating about the couch...you got me...haha. My experience with IPAs is quite wide ranging. So with that in mind, I would place it around the middle of your scale. This particular brew brings a bit of malt and the Azaaca hops are not typical to what you might find when you think of the typical IPA. They have some tropical aromas to them so whilst a typical (hoppy) IPA may blow out your palate fairly quickly, this particular concoction compliments the pineapple quite well. The coconut does indeed lose some steam when they are paired, however.
GOD DAMMIT! I just got my order in that had the missing ingredients I needed to make your piña colada and just realized I need TFA Coconut. Not sure what will make a good sub since I'm sitting here ready to mix. I think I'll try FLV Sweet Coconut lol. Guess it'll be another two weeks before I can try this one 1:1 =P
FLV Coconut or Sweet Coconut might be an improvement, I don't know because I haven't tried either of them yet.
Can I use TPA Coconut Extra instead of the regular one? Or maybe FW Coconut? None of the store where I live have it unfortunately.
I've never tried FW Coconut. TFA Coconut Extra will work, but I'm not sure how much of it to use. Some people have said it's three to four times as strong as regular TFA Coconut but it might just be half as strong. Try using half as much and hopefully it won't taste like suntan oil.
I ordered all the flavorings for this and I'm pretty impressed. I'll check back in after a week or two of steeping.
PB&Jam Cookie
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2.5% TFA Peanut Butter
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1% FA Cookie
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.25% INW Biscuit
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.75% INW Shisha Strawberry
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1.5% FLV Strawberry
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.25% TFA Acetyl Pyrazine (5%)
Pretty decent as a shake and vape, but gets best around 7-10 days. Started out as a PB&Jam sandwich, but ended up with too much of a cookie taste to be considered a sandwich.
This looks good!
I tried 1% each of INW Biscuit and FA Cookie (probably too much of each) in my pb&j recipe and it resulted in a wheat bread flavor that was just, weird. The bread aspect of a pb&j recipe is really hard to nail, that's for sure. I'm gonna give your recipe a try to see if it sparks anything, but I'll be subbing FLV Strawberry for more Shisha Strawberry (my favorite strawberry as of late) and maybe a touch of FLV Boysenberry. The medicine taste from FLV Strawberry is too much for me.
There is a toast base kicking about as there is a lemon curd on toast by Babe Juice and a Jam on Toast by Zombie Juice I think it was, I recall those two actually tasting like toast which may be alright? I'm not sure I've never had a pb&j sandwich.
Would FLV PB be a decent sub? Haven't tried TFA's yet.
TFA's is more creamy and FLV's is more peanut-y like a bit more dry and skin tasting. They're both good so you should be okay with subbing it just drop it to 2% or even 1.5%
Right on. Haven't tried TFA's but to me FLV's version is a little salty. Makes sense with what your saying about it being the dryer, more skin like flavor. I'll definitely go lower, 1.5% would be my max I think. Haven't mixed this yet but it's sitting in my recipe blueprint folder from when I got drunk and came up with stuff a week ago:
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FLV peanut butter: 1.5%
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INW raspberry: 1%
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TFA raspberry sweet: 3%
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INW shisha strawberry: .5%
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INW biscuit: .5%
Gonna have to give this a go, Manson's got me all inspired now.
Any sub for the strawberries?
This is the best I've found. FLV gives the jammy taste, Shisha gives another sweet layer to the FLV. The two combined give a sort of jam mixed with strawberry glaze.
However, you might be able to get away with something like 3% CAP Sweet Strawberry, 1% TFA Strawberry.
I posted my first recipe on here a few days ago and decided I'll post another:
WRL Mix
Watermelon Colorless - LA - 3%
Watermelon - FA - 2%
Raspberry - INW - 1%
Cactus - INW - .5%
Lime - INW - .5%
This is a newer recipe of mine that I enjoy a lot. I haven't had much luck keeping enough around to steep. As you can probably tell, it is a primarily watermelon juice with a taste of raspberry and lime. The cactus adds a little juiciness to the liquid.
This looks great 😀
Thank you! If you try it out let me know, this was my first time working with Watermelon Colorless but I think it came out well.
I must say, I mixed this up...and holy FUCK is it good. Now, I didn't have any LA watermelon on hand, and I've never really tried that flavor, so I subbed it for CAP sweet watermelon...but it is still such a delicious recipe. I've got 3 different variations steeping right now but I'm not too confident they'll add much..thank you so much for sharing this. I'm in love.
Picked up the two watermelons to mix this up. It's so damn tasty. Thanks for sharing. I really like the way the lime, raspberry, and cactus compliment the watermelon.
I might try adding some Koolada to this, even though I've never mixed with nor vaped Koolada. Worth a shot, right?
It is worth a shot and please let me know how you like it, I've been wondering if I should buy some koolada to add to this recipe
Sweet Strawberry Cream
80VG/20PG
Steep: 3+ days
- TFA Strawberry Ripe @ 3%
- INW Shisha Strawberry @ 2%
- FLV Cream @ 1%
- INW Shisha Vanilla @ 1%
- TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream @ 3%
- LA Cream Cheese Icing @ 1%
- FA Strawberry @ 0.5%
Working some more with Strawberries & Cream profile, I've come across this iteration and it's quickly become my favorite. It's a nice, pronounced, sweet strawberry blended with a sweet, semi-tart, thick cream. It's not cloyingly sweet, the strawberry isn't too artificial, and the cream isn't too heavy or overwhelmingly dairy.
The Strawberries -- TFA Strawberry Ripe, which most of us are familiar with, brings a good amount of sweetness, and a ripe undertone to your strawberry. FA Strawberry tastes like a juiced strawberry to me, and brings some freshness and authenticity to the strawberry. INW Shisha Strawberry is a very pronounced, smooth, almost creamy strawberry, bordering on an artifical strawberry flavor. All of these combined round out a delicious, pronounced, strawberry.
The Cream -- INW Vanilla Shisha is a nice creamy vanilla, that serves to really accent the creams. TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream brings sweetness, creaminess, and a bit of a brightness to the cream to really lift it up. FLV Cream brings a slight dairy note to the mix, while rounding out the creams and giving it some body. LA Cream Cheese Icing does a great job of providing some sweet creaminess to the mix while also giving it a bit of a tart punch to really take it in a different direction and wake up your palate.
The overall combination of the strawberries and the creams leave you with a sweet, complex, satisfying strawberries and cream that doesn't leave me searching for anything.
Are you in love with LA Cream Cheese Icing?
It's an awesome flavor!
Yes it is! Tasty and very versatile. People have complained about its lingering aftertaste but I like the way it sort of sits on your tongue after the end of the exhale. I asked if he's in love with it because he recently mentioned elsewhere using it in another recipe. Good to see someone else preaching the gospel of LA CCI.
Hot DAMN this is delicious.
What really blows my mind is how amazingly sweet it is without any sweetener, and how full, bright, juicy & satisfying that strawberry profile is.
Best spin on the Strawberry & Cream recipe I've tasted to date.
I didn't have FA Strawberry (Red Touch), but I subbed it with INW Strawberry at the same % which I don't think changes the recipe dramatically, right? Either way, I don't feel like I'm missing anything at all.
Awesome man! Glad you like it. Yeah the sub shouldn't change it dramatically; not familiar with INW strawberry, how is that one? I think that LA cream cheese icing really brings the perfect amount of sweetness to the recipe. Ty for feedback :)
I subbed with INW Strawberry specifically because you described FA Red Touch as "a freshly-juiced strawberry". That's INW in a nutshell, and I'm willing to bet this is identical, with maybe slightly more oomph. If you get your hands on that one, I'd love to hear your thoughts on it.
Either way, this recipe turned out superb with the sub, and I'm looking forward to mixing up lots more.
And, yes, you're right; LA Cream Cheese Icing is incredible, and I'm starting to think I'll never use FLV Cream without it again. What an unholy alliance!
Thank you very much for this recipe! Ive like S&C's generally, and have been looking for a way to use my LA CCI. The perfect mix! Mixed it up about 10 days ago and vaping some now...its delicious!
EDIT: I should also say I generally mix 10-15mls of a recipe Im trying. I went ahead and mixed 30mls of this one; absolutely no regrets :) I shall be mixing more.
Thank you for the recipe! I didn't have INW Shisha Vanilla or FLV Cream and I was too lazy to bust out the FA Strawb for 0.5 so here's a simple remix I whipped up.
- 3% TFA Ripe Strawberry
- 2% INW Shisha Strawberry
- 3% TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream
- 1% CAP French Vanilla
- 1% LA Cream Cheese Icing
I only let it steep for a day or two but so far it's really good. I really dig the Strawb Ripe + Shisha combo.
thanks for posting this. I do not have flv scream so Im gonna try it with hangsen cream at the same percentage. I will report back after it steeps.
Right on, interesting sub, could be pretty tasty. How'd it turn out?
well, i ended up getting flv cream a couple days after i made this with hangsen cream. I did not like the hangsen cream version, had an odd taste to it, couldn't put my finger on it (my palette is very elementary). I just tried the flv version of it, and it almost tastes the same. like i said, elementary. which leads me to believe i do not like 1, 2 , or some combination of the shisha vanilla, shisha strawberry, and/or fa strawberry. I have some experience with the other ingredients in the recipe and I am pretty sure I like them. I guess its the dairy note that puts me off. I think Shisha vanilla is the culprit. Of course I have not done much single flavor testing so I do not know for sure. Either way, I appreciate your recipe nonetheless. I have gained experience as a mixer and maybe have an idea about subbing the creams. I do not think at that percentage it made a huge difference. At least to my untrained palette. Thanks!
Do let us know how it works out. I just got that flavor and was thinking I could sub that for the FLV as well. Although when I did a smell test, it was the cheesiest flavor I've ever smelled so I was thinking more like 0.25 to start lol
Dude try out Capellas Vanilla Cupcake. It doesn't taste like a cupcake, its more creamy. I make an amazing cream base with that, shisha vanilla, and FLV cream which adds that nice spiced cream taste. Freaking amazing.
If this recipe doesn't sweep this month, it's only because people are assuming it's just another strawberries & cream. It's not.
It's THE strawberries & cream.
I'm on my 2nd bottle of it right now and getting ready to make more. A lot more. It gets better every time I taste it. You should be proud as hell of this one, /u/CheebaSteeba.
I'm missing FLV Cream, but I'm pissing my pants. I WANT THIS MIXED RIGHT NOW!
Bread Puddin'
12% RF Bread Pudding
3% TPA Vanilla Custard
1% FW Butterscotch
Loving this one after a couple days, hoping it gets even better with time. It's my first stab at using an RF flavor, good stuff! Might try a small batch with some brown sugar added next time, but this one is tasting pretty spot on to me!
I made mine using RF VCustard. At first i used a combination of Cinnamon Custard (RF) and Vanilla Custard (RF) but dropped the CC (RF) as it was a bit too much cinnamon. 12% seems to be the perfect % for the BP, i could drink it straight from the bottle if it wouldnt be a waste of an excellent flavoring.
I like the addition of butterscotch, think ill give it a try. I havent used VC (TPA) since i found VC V1, i cant even remember what it tastes like anymore.
Here is what i ended up with, i almost feel bad that i added anything to the BP as it is nearly perfect. If it bothers you that i added the recipe on to your post just holler and i will remove it.
Ingredient|% :---|---: Bread Pudding (Real Flavors)|12 Vanilla Custard (Real Flavors)|2
Flavor total: 14%
Gotta really shake the crap out of these flavorings before mixing and before vaping, that cinnamon is always trying to escape!
And it does get better with time.
Hi everybody! Do you like cookies? Lemon cream cookies? Have you tried Oreo Lemon Creme cookies? This was base flavor profile I was looking for. Kind of shortbread-y, sugar cookie-y, fake-ish lemon cream. Here's the current working iteration:
Golden Snitch
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INW Biscuit - 1.5%
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CAP Sugar Cookie - 3%
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CAP Juicy Lemon - 2%
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FA Custard - 2.5%
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FA Meringue - 1%
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FA Vienna Cream - 1.5%
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FA Torrone - 0.25%
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FA Joy - 0.5%
Cookie stuff: I wanted to find a solid mid-point between a sugar cookie and a buttery shortbread cookie. CAP Sugar Cookie is delicious and covers half the equation on its own, while INW Buiscuit adds the thicker, buttery, warmer bakery note. I'm going to try another test batch with FA Cookie later on. I'll post the results if there's any interest.
Lemon cream stuff: I'm still bouncing around between lemon bases. The CAP Juicy Lemon in this one is definitely good, but I almost want something that tastes a little more artificial. Adding FA Custard does a good job rounding out the sweet creamy textures while adding some of its own lemony goodness. FA Torrone at a low percentage enhances that further by adding an almost sweet and slightly nutty balance to the lemon already present. To finish up the cream filling, FA Meringue for the fullness and FA Vienna Cream to balance it out with a tiny bit of tartness.
Other stuff. FA Joy brings that artificial, powdery sweetness to the exhale that makes it taste like legitimate junk food. I love FA Joy.
Improvements? Ideas? Advice? This is one of the first recipes I've posted in the year or so I've been DIYing, so I'm very open to constructive criticism from you more experienced folks. Thanks and I hope you like it!
Edit: typo
Oreo Lemon Creme Sandwich Cookies (15.25-Ounce Package)
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I found these and the fruity pebbles ones last week. Was going to take a stab at both, but going to wait until i return from vacation. (BTW if you haven't had the pebbles oreos do it NOW. They have actual fruity pebbles in them) It appears we think alike bc my notes i jotted down while eating the whole container are as follows;
- FA Cookie 1%
- CAP Sugar Cookie 3.5%
- CAP Lemon Sicily 4%
- FA Custard 2%
- FA Meringue 1.5
- FA Cream Fresh 1%
I didn't think about JOY. Haven't used it a whole lot so I'm deff going to make yours first once I get home. Then see if I like the sicily or the juicy lemon better.
Sorry for not getting back to you sooner. Haven't logged onto reddit in a while. Kinda forgot about this post.
Have you mixed up what you posted above? I'm curious about how it stacked up.
You need INW Lemon. 100%. It's the lemon in the lemon creme stuff in every lemon creme thing. And when you get it, mix INW Biscuit and INW Lemon to see what I mean.
Mixed this up a while back and I must say this is fucking delicious. Keep up the good work. I will probably work on improving it because I feel there's still some room but it's still very tasty and I find myself grabbing it over other recipes such as Rhodonite and Awesome Apple Pie.
Thank you. I'm glad you liked it. After a few more iterations, I'm still not 100% satisfied. I don't think I'll ever be at a place where I can call this one completely finished. The Golden Snitch continues to allude me.
Have you made any good changes to the recipe?
That gambit v2 clone by some douschebag has long been one of my favorites, but I decided to have a stab at a warm apple pie with vanilla creme myself.
Apple Pi : http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/640157/Apple+Pi
Acetyl Pyrazine @ 0.5%
Apple Pie (FA) @ 2%
Bavarian Cream (TPA) @ 3%
Butterscotch (Flavorah) @ 1%
Catalan Cream (FA) @ 1.5%
Cinnamon Danish Swirl (CAP) @ 2%
Madagascar (Vanilla Classic) (FA) @ 0.75%
Marshmallow (FA) @ 1%
Sugar Cookie (CAP) @ 2%
Vanillin 10% (TPA) @ 0.75%
Flavor total: 14.5%
Yeah yeah, that's a lot of stuff, but they all serve a purpose. Bear with me.
BASE FA apple pie, CAP CDS, CAP sugar cookie, FLV butterscotch and some AP. FA is a good apple pie flavor, but lacks depth, lacks cinnamon and is fairly dry and shallow. CDS add a little doughiness and cinnamon, sugar cookie the dry top bits and AP to make it a little more baked.FLV butterscotch is great, I love to stick it everywhere. Adds sweetness and enhances the apple.
CREAM TPA bavarian and FA catalan as we know go well together, with some madagascar and vanillin to boost the vanilla. FA marshmallow for creamy mouthfeel and sweetness.
See? All needed. 2 week steep, and I'm not kidding.
How prominent is the apple note? I find FA Apple Pie is more of a crusty flavor than apple personally. Wondering how this tastes without any Fuji backing it up. May try this one, only missing vanillin.
The Factory . This recipe is not only delicious but it also makes my OCD feel good. Before you go thinking I did this on purpose...your right, I did. With a 15% flavor total and all Capella flavorings in the mix, it really does wonderful things for the brain just to arrange these flavors together and whip up a bottle.
Ingredient|% :---|---: New York Cheesecake (CAP)|5 Sweet Strawberry (CAP)|4 Sweet Tangerine (CAP)|3 Sweet Mango (CAP)|2 Cinnamon Danish Swirl (CAP)|0.5 Super Sweet (CAP)|0.5
Flavor total: 15%
Flavor Description Strawberry, tangerine and a hint of mango come together to form a sweet, tangy and tropical fruit blend. This mixture sits in a light cheesecake base that balances some creaminess with the sparkle of the citrus fruits. Enhancing with a touch of super sweet and cinnamon danish swirl gives this base a uniquely sweet profile.
Steeping
Excellent as a shake and vape but develops nicely with a 3 day steep. The mango will be upfront to begin with and then fade into the background and let the tangerine and strawberry shine through. Creamy cheesecake becomes even more prominent with a full week steep.
This sounds really good, especially with the touch of CAP CDS on the Fruit/Cheesecake. I will whip up a batch tonight and let you know how it turns out.
No slap to you specifically steve but that phrase should be banned around here. "I'll whip up a batch tonight and let you know how it turns out". Only because I've seen like 3 people ever actually do such a thing.
Did you ever get a chance to give this a try?
Finally made a batch, let it steep, and blew through 30ml of it. Sorry for the late review but I figured you'd still appreciate it. Overall, I like the recipe but there are two main things that I would adjust for my personal tastes. The fruit and cheescake is well-balanced and the slight touch of CDS really helps to add a bakery sweetness that you wouldn't get with a straight sweetener. I would like some more creaminess from the cheesecake as just using CAP NY Cheesecake tastes a little one-dimensional. Maybe the addition of some FA Fresh Cream or TFA Van Swirl would be enough to bring out some more cream. The Strawberry and Mango are on point, but there just something about the tangerine that I'm not a fan of. I know it adds the main citrus element in the mix so I might experiment with other orange citrus flavors (FA Orange or FW Blood Orange). Overall a solid recipe and I could see this in my rotation with a couple very small tweaks. Thanks!
I don't have OCD, but it's pissing me off not seeing a 1% in there.
This looks interesting especially with the tangerine included. I have everything but the super sweet, which I can sub TFA sweetener for. Not great for your OCD, but I did notice the decending value of percentages listed correctly, well done! I'll give this a mix and report back after a few days steep.
I mixed this even though the amount of cheesecake was intimidating, especially mixed with the over-ripe mango that is CAP Sweet Mango. Was expecting something sickly and pungent but as far as first impressions go, wow. This is nice and uncannily fruity, the cheesecake is light (for now) and it's definitely an unique profile.
Awesome! Thank you for the great feedback. I'm vaping on a bottle that's about one week old and the cheesecake still isn't overpowering or cheesy. The fruits will blend even better over the next few days for you though. Again, thank you for actually responding, I really felt like this was a recipe that should be shared due to its unique flavor profile.
I've been working on some fun summer vapes for all this hot weather. Here's my newest favorite!
Ingredient|% :---|---: Honeysuckle (TPA)|4 Pear (TPA)|2.5 Plum (INAWERA)|0.5
Flavor total: 7%
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The Honeysuckle and Pear make a really wonderful juicy sweet back drop to the very robust and flavorful INW Plum. Shake and vape certified, it is excellent fresh.
This looks like my type of flavor! Putting plum on the list for my next order.
It's really great. Pretty potent, so you don't need to use much. Honeysuckle and pear in this are pretty light and just barely in the backnotes while the Plum holds it's own up front.
Hey you made that Placid Tribute a while back, right? Well tonight I just mixed up that and this and both are really good. The Placid tribute needs to sit for a bit, but I can see good things ahead. This recipe very weird in a really good way. Thanks for sharing this awesome shake and vape!
While the Placid tribute definitely needs a little time, between 3 days and a week, Pluckle definitely is good to go pretty much right away, especially with a little added PG (I do around 75/25) hope you enjoy them both as much as I did, and thank you for the kind words!
Vendor|Flavor|% ---|---|---- FA|Fuji|3 FW|Sweet Tarts|3 CAP|Lemon Sicily|1 TFA|Cotton Candy (EM)|1 TFA|Citrus Punch|.5
I prefer "sour apple" as a characterization of this flavor, but my very small test group has dubbed it a dead ringer for apple jolly rancher. In any case, I like this one a lot. No steep required. I vaped it all day for two full days before nostalgia for my other juices overcame me.
I absolutely love Swamp Thang, I'll be ordering the stuff I need and let you know once I try it. Thank you a ton dude.
Sweet Creamy Milk Chocolate. No bitters. This taste better than the other two milk chocolates I have in my stash. I'm going to make a Milk Chocolate (Flavor Base) and use it in recipes.
Steep 3 weeks
Ingredient|% :---|---: Bavarian Cream (TPA)|3 Dark Chocolate (MF)|1 Sweet Cream (CAP)|1.5
Flavor total: 5.5%
(DIY) Milk Chocolate (Flavor Base)
Ingredient|% :---|---: Bavarian Cream (TPA)|54.5 Dark Chocolate (MF)|18.2 Sweet Cream (CAP)|27.3
Flavor total: 100%
I've been working on this flavor since I started making my own e-juice. I wanted to try to recreate one of my favorite flavors, called Benny's Brew by Archtype Vapors. On there website, it was listed as a vanilla custard with a touch of sweet cinnamon, but when I just mixed those two together it was missing something. Someone recommended to me that I try CAP Sugar Cookie and that was the missing ingredient. Perfect after 2-3 weeks steeping and has become one of my ADVs.
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Cinnamon Danish Swirl (CAP) @ 4%
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Sugar Cookie (CAP) @ 7%
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Vanilla Custard V1 (CAP) @ 4.5%
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Rich Cinnamon (Flavorah) @ .15%
Looks familiar.
Ingredient|% :---|---: Cinnamon Danish Swirl (CAP)|4 Sugar Cookie (CAP)|7 Vanilla Custard v1 (CAP)|4.5
Flavor total: 15.5%
Does it taste like a soft, extra-buttery, extra-vanilla, super-cinnamony snickerdoodle cookie?
Iced Custard
Ingredient|% :---|---: Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TPA)| 4.0 Vanilla Custard (CAP)| 10.0
Flavor total: 14.0%
Shared from alltheflavors.com
Pretty delicious custard I came up with. After a week it is full bodied and just, delicious.
Lemon Thin
Vendor | Flavor | Amount ---|---|---- FA | Lemon Sicily | 5% CAP | Sugar Cookie | 1.5% FA | Meringue | 0.25% TFA |Vanilla Swirl | 0.25%
Been playing with this one for a while and whilst it's by no means perfect I'm happy with it for the time being, lemme know if you mix it up.
- lemon sicily at this % stays nicely up front without being drowned out by the biscuit and lends an almost zesty-ness to the overall profile.
- Sugar cookie makes the biscuit base with a hint of breadiness, lends the soft crunch you'd get from a shortbread type thing and at this % plays it's part without fighting with mrs sicily.
- Meringue adds some airiness and sweet powdered sugary goodness.
- Vanilla Swirl lends a slight buttery vanilla creaminess
Thanks for sharing this one! Might take some time for me to get around to it, but it's now on my list to try and I'll let you know when I do. It looks like a few little changes might turn it into a profile I've been chasing for awhile, but I'll make your original recipe first before I start monkeying around with it
How long did you steep it? It seems like whenever I mix citrus with pastries the citrus either takes over or disappears over time. It'd be nice to find one where it stays it should be or develops into the right place.
No worries maynn! It's good from shake and vape but a bit harsh from the lemon, after a few weeks the lemon still remains at the forefront but the cookie shines through and it all seems to meld perfectly, still vaping some thats a month old and tastes pretty good to me. I hear you, had the exact same problem for AGES, it seemed like a constant battle until I massively lowered the cookie and upped the lemon now they seem to play pretty happily together and all is well :D
& might I ask what it is you've been chasing for a while?
A lot of things, including a number of different lemon pastry things. But the one in particular I was referring to is a cookie called a "satellite cookie" that's a small, thin, fragile wafer-like cookie that almost melts in your mouth. Two of them with a just a teaspoon or two of sumthin' between them makes an amazing bite- or-two-sized cookie sandwich. Frosting made of cream cheese, butter, powdered sugar, and a dash of vanilla is an excellent sumthin'. One day I got the idea to add the zest of one lime to the dough and the juice of one large lemon to the frosting. HEAVEN.
I want to vape that. There are some sentimental reasons involved but mostly I want to recreate that incredible lemon-lime satellite cookie flavor. Not much luck so far, but I'll get there.
My first diy submission, rip me to shreads please.
Pomegranate Tang:
Pink guava Flv- 3%
Pear Tfa- 2.5%
Dragon fruit Tfa- 4%
Meringue Tfa- 1%
EM @ 10% Tfa- 1%
Cactus Inw- .5%
It's nice and sharp as a shake and vape but I think for my next batch I'm going to remove the EM and lower the Meringue while upping the Cactus to see If it can stay "tangy" and sharp after the guava(aka pomegranate) mellows out.
Let me know what you guys think.
Looks good. I think you should try each of those changes (removing EM, lowering meringue, upping cactus) one at a time instead of all at once.
I'm currently working on a recipe with pink guava, haven't mixed your recipe up but I wonder if you can even taste anything else besides the guava? Even at 1% all I get is intense pink grapefruit.
I get hints of Pear but yes the pink guava is the main point. The dragon fruit helps it be more rounded and the cactus gives more mother feel while the em and merangue mellow out the guava while making the Pear pop more
Just Juice
Vendor | Flavour | % ------|-------|- INW | Mango | 2.0 INW | Peach | 2.0 INW | Bahraini Apple Gold | 1.0 INW | Cactus | 0.3
This recipe is based on a very sweet, processed juice, in New Zealand.
Peach & Mango:
These flavours were made to go together. The peach is succulent and sweet as if it's fully ripened, while the mango has a hint of tartness like you've eaten almost right to the skin. The mango does have some very floral notes when freshly mixed, but these die off with steeping.
Bahraini Apple Gold:
This is a sweet golden apple flavour, again as if the fruit had reached full ripeness. It does however also contain an aniseed flavouring which may be off putting to some people. I find though that it helps balance the sweetness with its exotic notes, and it has a slight cooling effect.
If you really don't like aniseed it's possible to swap it 1:1 with INW Shisha Apple, and this will also cut down the sweetness.
Cactus:
The mango can be a bit dry around 2% so the cactus is there solely to keep the wet mouthfeel.
While you can shake and vape this recipe, it really comes into its own after a 2 week steep so that any floral notes disappear.
Nice, have none of these flavours so can't make this haha. Which JJ were you emulating, tropical?
For ages I've been meaning to get something reminiscent of the blue V flavouring. Have a bunch of peach and passionfruit flavourings but just haven't got around to experimenting with them.
I used to have a vaping buddy at work who was a real character. He had a great sense of humor and we would spend our breaks talking about all sorts of vaping things (mods, attys, builds, juice, ect). Once i got into DIY, i would always run my mixes by him to get critiques or undeserved praise. In turn, I steered him in the direction of DIY and gave him some info on getting started. INW Cactus was on his first order list because of me. So he starts and shortly after, he passes me this cactus cream...it was some of the weirdest shit that I've ever vaped. It wasn't bad, but not great either. I kinda liked it, but in a begrudging sort of way like when you watch a video that you know you shouldn't be watching and your reflections on your enjoyment lead you to question your taste and sensibilities. So naturally, I had to refine this experience a bit. I settled on INW pear and came up with a V1.
I enjoyed myself and then forgot about it for a while. My stash continued to grow and I learned some more. Then, last month's thread got me thinking about this again and I felt self-conscious with sharing it because I saw the potential to turn something from weird/good to weird/special. My latest esoteric offering:
Spiny Pear v2
INW Cactus - 2%
INW Pear - 1.75%
FA Pear - 2%
FA Custard - 1.5%
FA Vienna Cream - 1.5%
FA Meringue - 1%
FA Marshmallow - 1%
FA Fuji - 0.5%
TFA Apricot - 0.5%
TFA Dragonfruit - 0.25%
TFA Coconut xtra - 0.1%
This is a sweet and creamy, full-feeling vape that is bursting everywhere with juicy, fruit flavors. The cactus is definitely present, but not aloe. Give it a week to calm down and the mix becomes greater than a mere sum of its parts. If you want to get weird and have fun doing it, enjoy.
You did it. You proved that Cactus could be the star of a delicious creamy custard show, something I don't think many people would have thought to do and I doubt anyone else could have pulled off so spectacularly. It's as well-balanced as a trapeze artist. There's no aloe here - which is what I was mostly afraid of when I saw 2% Cactus - nor any soapiness or offensively floral perfume or anything like that. You first get hit with two fruity top notes, the fruit of the prickly pear or nopales cactus (not the paddles) and natural pear, and then it registers that these are suspended in a creamy custard. This is not as totally off-the-wall as it might seem. Cactus and cactus fruit are staples in Central American cuisine. I just found a culinary recipe for prickly pear custard, and pear custards are everywhere. At the end of exhale, you're left with a lingering lip-licking sugary finish, like you'd expect from the sticky cactus fruit and like someone forgot to brûlée a cactus-pear crème brûlée.
What will I do with this? First of all, make a bigger bottle exactly as written. I'm down in the dumps that only a few milliliters remain and usually by the time 30 ml of anything is gone, I'm ready to move on to something else. My palate gets the ADHD real bad but this stuff is as addictive as Adderall. Second, increase the FA Custard and possibly introduce another cream flavor. It's creamy. Can we go creamier without getting weird? Only one way to find out! Third, add some bakery-type flavors and make see if I can create a cactus-pear tart or cactus-pear pie. Fourth - and this is probably the most dangerous - find out if INW Pear can be replaced with some other fruit, or if Cactus and Pear are each other's puzzle pieces as far as custard is concerned.
Again, thanks for taking a chance on this. You have no idea how happy I am to hear that you like it so much. I am definitely interested in the possibility of making this creamier. As for replacing the pear, I am going to have to go mix up a bunch of this and spend some time thinking about it. If you manage to come up with a baked dessert based on this, I am going to have to order some bakery flavors.
It's risky messing around with something like this. It's balanced perfectly and it's possible that changing the slightest thing could throw it all off and bring one of those fears - aloe, perfume, florist shop - to fruition or create some other kind of problem. But, no risk, no reward.
I was hoping I could entice you to work on the different-fruit idea. It might be that Cactus only works with these other ingredients when paired with Pear, but if there's anyone who can find another fruit that fits, it's probably you. If I have to do it by myself, I see a lot of hate-vaping of failed experiments in my future.
I'm looking forward to finding out what /u/RuntDastardly thinks of Spiny Pear V2. He probably has the skills and ingredients to take those other two ideas of mine (creamier, part of a flour-based baked good) and better bring them to life than I could - if he likes it as much as I do and feels sufficiently motivated to undertake such an endeavor in the service of your master, Cactus.
There's that post-steep update I've been waiting for! Thanks for sharing another oddity. I've got INW Grapes on the way now so I can make your Grack Juice from last month. If I like that one, INW Pear and TFA Apricot will be next on the list.
>your reflections on your enjoyment lead you to question your taste and sensibilities.
What a refined description of cogitation during the act of closing 20 tabs of post-fap shame.
I'm looking forward to your feedback on the Grack Juice. For this one, I feel that INW pear is necessary and you should order TFA Apricot because it is a great flavor, but some other stone fruit or even an earthy berry may work just as well here instead of Apricot.
> 20 tabs of post-fap shame
What a time to be alive!
Been tempted by TFA Apricot since reading about its use in Honey Peary clone attempts over a year ago and more so since Skiddlz' Revised 'Nana Cream Clone some months back, but something I wanted more always made it into the basket instead. And I love both TFA and FA Pears, might as well add INW to the collection, right?
> What a time to be alive!
We've come a long way from the lingerie section of the Sears catalog, that's for sure.
Please fill me in on the INW Grapes flavor when you get it. Right now, the best "authentic grape" flavor I have tried has been FW. Interested in all things grape. :)
Just tried it standalone for the first time yesterday. If you want to know what it tastes like, stuff a handful of a mixture of red and green grapes in your face at the same time. Even has that "grape skin" taste that you only get from eating grapes, not from grape juice. I haven't tried FW yet but I like it miles more than TFA Grape Juice and TFA Grape Candy. One of my problems with TFA Grape Juice is that I have trouble getting it to stand out in a mix. Haven't tested this theory out yet but I suspect INW Grapes is not going to have this problem.
Definitely gonna mix this up after my next order of flavors. I'm missing INW Pear and FA Custard. I love trying something weird and I've yet to use Cactus above 0.5% so this sounds fun to try out.
Panama Canal
3% Torrone (FA) 3% Double Chocolate Clear (TFA) 2% Vanilla Classic (FA) 2% Bavarian Cream (TFA) 1.5% Hazelnut (FA) 0.75% Nut Mix (FA) 0.5% Catalan Cream (FA)
This is something different for me - a chocolatey, nougaty, citrusy mix with a very forward nut blend. It's very dark, but has some notes that keep it light enough for an ADV for me.
Finally able to share this recipe, a sweet, tart yogurt with sliced apples sprinkled with cinnamon.
Apple-Cinnamon Yogurt
Vendor | Flavor | % ---|---|---- FLV | Greek Yogurt | 3.75 FA | Fuji Apple | 1.5 TFA | Apple | 1 FA | Cinnamon Ceylon | .7 FA | Pear | 0.5
STEEP TIME: 3 Days Minimum, 1 Week Recommended
BEST AT: <50W, this is a yogurt, no one wants to taste hot yogurt.
FLV Greek Yogurt: This is the perfect standalone yogurt, ranging from 0.75% to impart a tart dairy note up to 4.5% for a sour yogurt. Starting at 5% the sour notes start to turn it into what I assume TFA Cheesecake tastes like. At a little under 4% it creates a thick dairy cream with tart and sour notes resembling a sweet Greek Yogurt, very true to name.
FA Fuji Apple: If you haven't tried this flavor yet, although I assume everyone on reddit has, it is one of the most perfect apple flavorings available. No off notes, just a sweet, juicy apple. At 1.5% it creates the flesh of the apple and lies nicely in the background behind the yogurt.
TFA Apple/FA Pear: These two flavorings change the whole mix from apple yogurt to yogurt with apple. TFA Apple resembles a sour, green apple with mild sweetness and a somewhat off-putting apple skin note in any quantity used. The "skin" note distinguishes the apple from the yogurt and adds a bit extra tartness that you would want in a yogurt. FA Pear is for sweetening the entire mix, bolstering the apple flavor, and makes the yogurt even creamier providing a thicker blend. An incredible flavor that should be in every mixers arsenal.
FA Cinnamon Ceylon: This was originally not my first choice of cinnamon. CAP CDS, TFA Cinnamon Sugar Cookie, FLV Cinnamon Crunch, TFA/FA Apple Pie, and CAP Graham Cracker were all contenders but added a bready flavor that does not work well with yogurt. Cinnamon Ceylon resembles ground cinnamon that would be applied to baking. At under 1% it provides a just a small hint that transforms the mix into a complex blend of fruit, yogurt, and spice.
Substitutions: Only thing that could be subbed is possibly the Cinnamon Ceylon for FLV Rich Cinnamon at a much lower %, although that is based only on the descriptions I have heard of it. This is a very light cinnamon taste so use a light hand if using a different brand.
Feel free to DM me or reply to this comment if you would like to know how these flavors stand up at different percentages/individual tasting notes. Or to learn what place these flavors have in different recipes.
Mentioned this to /u/vurve before and a few others. This has been a pet project for a few months. Going to post recipe history starting with the current revision and going backwards so that you can see changes and my process. I will post additional revisions if requested, but I skipped some for brevity.
Honey Bourbon Tobacco v16
Ingredient|% :---|---: Black Honey Tobacco (TPA)|4 Hazelnut - The Flavor Apprentice|1.25 Kentucky Bourbon (TPA)|3.5 RY4 Double (TPA)|5 Sucralose 10%|0.4
Flavor total: 14.15%
Honey Bourbon Tobacco v15
Ingredient|% :---|---: Black Honey Tobacco (TPA)|6.5 Ethyl Maltol 10%|0.25 Hazelnut - The Flavor Apprentice|2 Kentucky Bourbon (TPA)|3.5 RY4 Double (TPA)|2
Flavor total: 14.25%
Honey Bourbon Tobacco v14
Ingredient|% :---|---: Black Honey Tobacco (TPA)|4 Hazelnut - The Flavor Apprentice|1 Kentucky Bourbon (TPA)|3.4 RY4 Double (TPA)|6 Sucralose 10%|0.2
Flavor total: 14.6%
**Honey Bourbon Tobacco v12 **
Ingredient|% :---|---: Black Honey Tobacco (TPA)|4.25 Graham Cracker (Clear) (TPA)|1 Hazelnut Praline (TPA)|1.5 Kentucky Bourbon (TPA)|3 RY4 Double (TPA)|3.5
Flavor total: 13.25%
Honey Bourbon Tobacco v11
Ingredient|% :---|---: Acetly Pryazine (TPA)|0.1 Black Honey Tobacco (TPA)|5.25 Graham Cracker (Clear) (TPA)|0.1 Hazelnut (TPA)|1.1 Kentucky Bourbon (TPA)|3.5 RY4 Double (TPA)|6
Flavor total: 16.05%
Honey Bourbon Tobacco w/ HP v10
Ingredient|% :---|---: Banana Nut Bread (TPA)|2 Black Honey Tobacco (TPA)|3 Graham Cracker (Clear) (TPA)|0.5 Hazelnut Praline (TPA)|3 Kentucky Bourbon (TPA)|3.5
Flavor total: 12%
Honey Bourbon Tobacco v1
Ingredient|% :---|---: Banana Nut Bread (TPA)|3 Black Honey Tobacco (TPA)|2.25 Graham Cracker (Clear) (TPA)|1 Honey (FA)|0.1 Kentucky Bourbon (TPA)|4
Flavor total: 10.35%
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I'd totally overlooked TPA Black Honey Tobacco (I think they've renamed as just Black Honey now but same thing from the description), found it from Chef's here in UK so adding it to next order to give some of these a try. It's clearly good if you've invested this many iterations with it.
Its good but I'm always trying to change its strength, too much and its sweetness takes the lead, too little and it has a nice dry raisin finish- haven't quite been able to highlight both.
Melon Mix
Ratio: 10PG/90VG
Steep: 3+ days
- FLV Wild Melon @ 1.5%
- FLV Cantaloupe @ 0.75%
- TFA Marshmallow @ 1%
- FLV Cream @ 1%
Posted from individual thread for good measure.
This is just a quick recipe I vape to give an idea of how I like to use FLV Wild Melon. This mix IMO really lets the Wild Melon shine. FLV Cantaloupe is a great cantaloupe flavor that's almost creamy, which boosts the melon as well as accenting the creams. TFA Marshmallow adds some additonal creaminess and sweetens the mix up a bit. FLV Cream provides some nice creamy body while not being overbearing on dairy notes.
I've had success adding in TFA Honeydew, using FA Fresh Cream in place of FLV Cream, FA Meringue, etc. There are a lot of possible ways to take this sort of mix, so feel free to sub in your favorite creams, melons, etc.
I recently picked up cap and tfa cucumber.
Is this a sweeter recipe? I've been looking for someone to plug cucumber into, and this may be right.
Yeah, this one is kind of sweet. I bet Cucumber would play really nicely with the melons. Been meaning to get me a Cucumber; would be really interested to hear your notes on both of those cucumbers to maybe help decide which one to go with
Definately go with CAP cucumber. TFA has this weird off note and smell to it that the CAP just desnt have. they both work, but the TFA has to be used as a subtle nite where the CAP can be more dominant in the mix. And try out a mix with some cantaloupe and Cranberry. It's delicious.
Ahh, is this your new melon mix without Milk and Honey? I remember trying your first Melon Mix and it was pretty dang tasty when I took the Milk and Honey out because, in my opinion, it was just distracting my palate. This version look amazing and I love the low percentages.
I've seen you throw FLV Cream in just about everything recently so I think you may have finally convinced me to get some! Once I get some I'm going to mix this up and report back.
Is Wild Melon kinda harsh to you before like a day or two of steeping?
It is! Lol. I absolutely agree about the milk & honey; your feedback was critical in the development of this recipe for me, so I'm extremely grateful for that. Hahaha, yeah I'm loving the FLV Cream as of late =) Yeah, I feel like Wild Melon and their Cantaloupe both have a bit of a harsh throat (Cantaloupe more so than Wild Melon). A steep seems to help, and creams definitely help tame it too.
No problem man. The only reason I questioned you is because when I commented on your original recipe I had recently tasted milk and honey solo and I was really struggling to think of ways to build a recipe around it. First thing I thought was to avoid milk and honey with fruits and then I saw your recipe that included fruits with it lol.
You just made me spend more money on FLV Cream and Jungle flavors lemon since you mentioned it on beginner blending. Gonna throw in their strawberry as well
Impeared Judgemint.
I used to sell this to a local b&m as a housebrand, but I was too busy with a fresh baby to continue slanging my bathtub eliquid. This flavor profile was my all day for well over a year. It's good as a shake&vape and after a 2week steep.
TFA Pear 5%
TFA Bavarian Cream 5%
TFA Peppermint 3%
Generic Menthol (20% crystals in PG) 1-3% (to taste)
Tasting notes (I'm quite bad at this): As a shake & vape the flavor is pear forward with a creamy vanilla custard backing. I believe the bav cream is muting a lot of the weird off notes of the TFA Pear while soothing the earthy notes making them a desired addition instead of something to deal with. After 2 weeks or so the bav cream develops into a much better vanilla custard and pushes the Pear back some. This makes it into a more custard with pear flavor as opposed to a pear with a cream backup, if that makes sense. The peppermint goes well with the menthol as a minty exhale and it really hides the mediciney notes from higher menthol concentrations. It also seems to do a better job of keeping the mix "fresh" possibly staving off vapers tongue? The minty exhale also helps the brighter notes shine through
Variations:
The much loved Inawera Pear falls flat with the Bavarian Cream, but works well enough with CAP French Vanilla or simply vanillanin.
Subbing out bav cream for Cap French Vanilla (3-4%)works pretty well, but the TFA Pear tastes dirtier. Makes for a good change of pace while keeping a similar profile.
Adding pear to a strong vanilla custard base simply did not work. It was way too busy to the point of blandness.
Adding 2-3% TFA DK Tab adds a neat earthiness and complexity. It also lets your bav cream pull double duty since it does a great job at covering some of DK Tabs harshness.
Posted without proofreading while feeding my daughter. Please don't crucify me.
Interested in this. Pear+Cream was one of my go-tos in my early days of DIY. Especially intrigued by adding DK to it...
Going to try this out when I get a chance. Thanks.
If you like 555 style tobaccos, I also had a spin-off that was something like
5% DK-tab
3% bav cream
3% pear
2-3%? Banana cream
1%? Banana ripe
Maybe some juicy peach?
Menthol optional
It was a much different flavor profile that I loved for a month and then moved on to somerhing else. I can't find the recipe so it may be saved on my old broken phone. Percentages are from memory but are probably close enough for a starting point. All TFA. I do remember using juicy peach to sweeten and brighten the pear around that time, but don't remember if it was in this recipe or not
Made this with 3% TFA DK and 4% Menthol (10% solution).
I really like it. It's different and complex and delicious. DK + Bavarian cream is a winning combo. The menthol + peppermint keep things interesting and the pear provides an excellent undertone to it all. Excellent work, thanks!
Mega Man Yogurt (by VaporAlchemist)
Created: June 15, 2016
Ingredient|%|
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Acetyl Pyrazine 5%|0.5|
Bilberry (FA)|0.5|
Blueberry Extra (TPA)|5|
Cheesecake (Graham Crust) (TPA)|4|
Cream Fresh (FA)|0.5|
Greek Yogurt (TPA)|6|
Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (CAP)|1.5|
Sweetner (TPA)|1|
Steeping: Shake & Vape - 3 days. Recommended: 75% VG or higher.
A fresh Vanilla Yogurt with tart Blueberries topped with crispy Granola.
Tart Blueberries: Bilberry (FA), Blueberry Extra (TPA). These two flavoring give a nice balance between tart and fresh fruit. A touch of Raspberry or Strawberry can also help if desired.
Granola: Cheesecake (Graham Crust) (TPA), Acetyl Pyrazine 5%. The Cheesecake rounds out the yogurt, while the Graham combined with the AP produce a crispy granola.
Yogurt: Greek Yogurt (TPA), Cream Fresh (FA). Greek Yogurt from the Flavorer's Apprentice is a smooth yogurt and a must-have for any mixer. The fresh cream adds a dairy note and makes the yogurt taste fresh and smooth.
Vanilla: Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (Cap). At only 1.5% to 2%, this is used for the vanilla flavor. It makes the yogurt a vanilla yogurt, and accents the tartness of the blueberry nicely.
To adapt this recipe go to Mega Man Yogurt @ ELR. Please rate and comment, so others can benefit, and I can improve on it.
Definitely saving this. Have you considered using TFA's VBIC? I've had a lot better luck with it over CAP.
This looks great, I'm super into blueberry lately so going to order these ingredients on my next order and give it a go. I honestly hate Greek yogurt (real and flavoring), to me it taste like yogurt that has gone sour so I may do this with a regulat yogurt. I have FW yogurt, I haven't tried the flavor yet but may go with it for this recipe and hope it's to my liking
Hey there. This is my first recipe I'm comfortable sharing. I enjoy it, and I'm excited to see if anyone else tries and enjoys it. I liked the D'ohnuts clone (I'm not sure who originated the ELR recipe, but credit to them), but I wanted something more like a cake donut with a strawberry glaze instead of a frosted donut with strawberries baked into the dough. Whether I succeeded or not.. Who knows. I do know that after about 6 iterations I am happy with this result. It's my new ADV.
Strawberry Glazed Cruller: Cake (Yellow) (FW) @ 1% Dragonfruit (TPA) @ 1% Frosted Donut (TPA) @ 4% Graham Cracker v1 (CAP) @ 1% New York Cheesecake (CAP) @ 2% Strawberry (Ripe) (TPA) @ 4% Strawberry (TPA) @ 4% Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TPA) @ 1% Vanilla Swirl (TPA) @ 2% Vienna Cream (FA) @ 1%
I mix it at 30/70 PG/VG. Give it at least a week to steep. I've only been DIYing for 2 months, so take it easy on me! Haha. Please try a batch out; I've never had any feedback before and would highly appreciate it. :)
Thanks for sharing and congratulations on your first DIY success. I've worked on this, too. I'm using the term "worked" very loosely here: I only made one initial test that I wasn't happy with and then made plans for the next version, which I haven't gotten around to mixing yet. I don't know when I'll come back to it, but I saved your recipe and when I do, I'll mix yours at the same time and give you some feedback. Yours looks like my original failed version and my planned future iteration had a baby together.
Thanks for the kind words. Haha, I'm glad to hear we were at least kind of on a similar track. Reaffirms me that I'm not entirely out of the ballpark, even if it isn't all that good. Lol If you ever wanna share your work when you do mix it up, I'd love to return the favor and mix up a batch myself. Happy vaping, friend!
Dragons Milk
<Dragonfruit> (<Perfumers' Apprentice>) @ 10%
<Sweet Guava> (<Capella>) @ 5%
<Whipped Cream> (<Perfumers' Apprentice>) @5%
A nice light and fruity vape, that has a "thick" feeling.
Can vape straight away without the need to steep, as it ages past a week or so the whipped cream starts to come out more.
The first recipe I have made that I am actually quite satisfied with to be honest.
The next batch I make I will be substituting some of the dragonfruit for lychee, see what that tastes like.
Ingredient|% :---|---: Champagne (TPA)|1 Ecto Cooler (Natural) (FW)|5 Juicy Orange (CAP)|1 Mandarin (FA)|3 Orange (FA)|3 Sweet Tangerine (CAP)|3
Flavor total: 16%
Remember to rate it at e-liquid-recipes.com!
I suck at notes, but I've been chasing this one for a while. I feel the flavor is pretty spot-on, but it could use a more dense mouth feel and a sharper carbonation effect to truly emulate an Orange Crush soda. Possibly adding 0.5-1% Marshmallow to provide more density/texture and maybe 1 drop / 30 mL of TFA Cinnamon Red Hot to add a more carbonated effect without getting an overpowering cinnamon note (which shouldn't be there).
Previous iterations of this recipe an their notes can be found here:
http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/490280/Orange+Crush+V2.1
http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/490277/Orange+Crush+V2.0
http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/385214/Orange+Crush+V1.4
http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/385213/Orange+Crush+V1.3
http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/385210/Orange+Crush+V1.2
http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/385208/Orange+Crush+V1.1
http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/352396/Orange+Crush+V1.0
Hope you all enjoy. I love Orange Crush soda, so it's been something I've been chasing for several months.
EDIT Fixed the link formatting.
Please consider 0.2% of FA Citrus Mix and FLV Pink Guava- Citrus mix works very well to add a tart but mellow body(i use it in my MTN Dew Recipes), and Pink Guava makes a finishing note similar to Squirt soda when combined with TFA Champagne.
I don't have ecto cooler so I'll have to wait to try this. The note about cinnamon red hot is interesting. I wonder if bleux uses something similar for his doctorate in pepper.
Ecto Cooler is the essential ingredient here, and it can't be subbed, so you're doing the right thing by waiting. The reason it's so crucial is because it provides the "Sunny Delight" artificial orange flavor that is prominent in the orange crush.
As for using a drop of cinnamon red hot, that can indeed provide a carbonated effect, and it won't be tasted unless you're running with a super flavor generator (think like a dual clapton setup running at 100 Watts). Ideally, you could just up the Champagne to provide more carbonation, but my experience is that once you start going over 2%, the Champagne flavor really starts to overpower the other flavors in this mix.
As for Bleux, I'm not sure. I haven't tasted the flavor, but if I were going to make an attempt at adding additional fizz or harshness to a doctor pepper flavor, I might try adding FW Maraschino Cherry since it has a slight carbonated effect to it--almost even an alcohol-like flavor. Maybe /u/BleuXShadoW has some input.
You could try adding a small amount of wine champagne (FA) in combination of the tfa champagne. I think both are great for adding some fizziness and they are both slightly different from one another. Just make sure you don't overdo it, like you said, or else they will start to overpower the other flavors
Custody
Flavor | % ---|--- CAP Vanilla Custard V1 | 7 CAP NY Cheesecake | 1.5 TFA Vanilla Swirl | 2.5 FLV Coconut | 0.1% or about 1 drop/30mL Steep Time | At least one week. After two weeks it's golden!
Here are my notes and everything else you need to know about this recipe.
HA!
I just did something similar to try and test out adding a Coconut to a Custard mix last week. I tried FA Coconut, at 1%. Fuck me, that shit is strong. Only been 4 days, but damn, it ain't no custard, but it's a fucking creamy ass coconut though.
why aren't you on ATF?
Yeah I think most coconut flavors are strong as hell or they taste like sunscreen. FLV's is super potent. I don't have FA Coconut, but I wish I did because I want to try chrisdvr's coconut marshmallow cream recipe.
I am on ATF just under a different name Goldbones :). I don't think I've posted this recipe there so I should do that.
Skittles 10% Rainbow Sherbert (FW) 3.5% Rainbow Drops (TPA)
Shake n vape. Steeping helps but tastes pretty damn good right after a hard shake. Enjoy :)
At 10% wont the sherbert make it harsh after few days of steeping? I remember when was playing around with that flavor it took ether 3% or alot of EM at 10%. But haven't played with it in awhile, i need to again.
**Dazed 'n Glazed **
Ingredient|% :---|---: Glazed Doughnut (CAP)| 5.0 Frosted Donut (TPA)| 3.0 Joy (FA)| 0.5 Cake Batter (CAP)| 2.0 Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TPA)| 2.0 Marshmallow (TPA)| 1.0 Sweetener (TPA)| 1.0
Flavor total: 14.5%
Shared from alltheflavors.com
I took the base from Deputy and made some adjustments.
No apparent playdoh taste? The chocolate glazed donut really tames the inherently playdoh taste in Glazed doughnut. At 5%, I'm just surprised you're not getting a funky taste.
I don't have frosted donut or cake batter anymore. Hmm.
Perhaps I will try this with meringue or something. I noticed a gnarly playdoh taste with glazed donut myself but I've been wanting to experiment more with it since I got it and would love a more "simple" donut flavor.
So back in the day my adv was Good Life Vapor's Magic Fairy, however they only sell the flavor in a 50/50 blend so after I moved on from the good ole protank and into RDA's and the like I just couldn't handle the 50/50 blend. Also, around this time Anise/Absinthe flavors fell out of the market for the most part. I still have a couple absinthe recipes I use but I recently stumbled upon this one which is very close how I remember Magic Fairy tasting with a more robust herbal absinthe flavor to it. Obviously this is not an exact clone as I'm remembering back at least 2 years to the last time I vaped it but it's pretty similar. This is a citrus absinthe blend which to me is light on the absinthe but to most people it is still very apparent. You can lower the percentage down to 2-2.5% if you would like.
Parisian Fairy
Vendor | Flavor | Amount ---|---|---- Decedent Vapours | Absinthe | 3.0% FA | Lime Tahiti Cold Pressed | 1% FA | Lemon Sicily | 1% FA | Orange | 1% TFA | Kiwi Double | 2% TFA | Champagne | 1% CAP | Spearmint | 2% TFA | Koolada | 1%
Shake and Vape Certified, though it only gets better with age.
Flavor Notes:
Decadent Vapours Absinthe So this shit... this is it when it comes to absinthe. It is a dark green and surprisingly there is no coloring added. This stuff is green naturally from the 20 different herbs and spices they use to make it, just like real absinthe. That same thing is what sets this flavor apart from the others, it doesn't have the one dimensional anise flavor most absinthe flavorings have, it is a truly multidimensional flavor and is wonderful just on its own at ~5%. You could try subbing in TFA Absinthe, but it will not be close to the same. It is a very expensive flavoring though... I think I paid $70 bucks with shipping for my 100ml bottle. Still only comes out to around $0.25 of flavoring per 30ml bottle so it's definitely still tolerable. Anyways, that's enough praise for this flavoring....
FA Lemon Sicily, Lime Tahiti Cold Pressed, and Orange FA just makes some of the best flavors on the market and these are no different. These are all at lower percentages so they just mix into the overall citrus note that this juice needs. With every vape you get one of the three a little more prominently then the others in a way that makes the juice overall more interesting. These could maybe use some minor adjustments in percentage but are still fine where they are at.
TFA Kiwi Double This flavor adds something special to the citrus blend and gives the juice a bit of a mystery. Once you know it's in there you can taste it every time, but it just provides that special note to the juice.
TFA Champagne So this one is entirely optional, I add it in for just a bit of a pop to the fruits and a slight fizzy feeling. Its again just something to make it a bit better but it plays a very minor role.
CAP Spearmint and TFA Koolada These too give the juice a light minty note that pairs well with the fruits and absinthe. It's a refreshing mint taste that is rather light. I do think the Spearmint is necessary over other mints as it has a sweeter characteristic to it that again just goes very well with the fruits and absinthe that I don't think a normal mint or menthol would achieve.
My first recipe post. Wanted to thank everyone in this reddit for getting me started on DIY. I would like to comment that I have an easy to please palette so criticism is very welcome.
Pufferfish
Marshmallow (FA) @ 8%
Lime Tahity (FA) @ 1%
Strawberry (ripe) (TFA) @ 1%
Lemon Sicily (FA) @ 1%
Orange (sweet) (TFA) @ 0.5%
Cotton candy (TFA) @ 2%
A great shake and vape, tastes just like the flavored mini marshmallows. The cotton candy adds the powdered feel to the flavor as well. I really liked how all the fruit flavors came together, they don't taste muddled and they let the marshmallow be the star.
Flavored mini marshmallows sounds great! I know exactly the ones you're talking about it, haven't had them since sometime in the 1980s but I can almost taste them right now, thanks for the nostalgia.
I'm looking at this and thinking that is a TON of FA Marshmallow. The highest I've ever gone with it was half that and it was plenty. The highest I've ever gone with any FA flavor was 5% or maybe 5.5%. No weird off notes at that %?
I did not get any off notes with that high of a percentage. It is a "in your face" marshmallow taste though. I used a higher amount than usual because marshmallow is usually used as a supportive flavor in most recipes and not the main note. I may try it with a lower percentage and see if I can get the same effect. Thanks!
I have used FA Marshmallow as a main note and 4% works there, but using more makes sense with these strong citrus flavors. If it tastes great to you, I say leave it. If you want other people to try it, though, short of giving them a bottle, you might want to try lowering the FA Marshmallow or explaining that. I'd try it, but I don't have the TFA Sweet Orange and probably won't be ordering it in the near future.
Also, I could be wrong because I don't have the bottles in front of me, but I think FA Lime Tahity is the name used for two different flavors, FA Lime Tahity (Cold-Pressed), and FA Lime Tahity (Distilled). Might want to clarify which one you're using unless I'm mis-remembering again.
Honey Bits - a Bit-O-Honey candy inspired recipe
- Bavarian Cream (TFA) @ 3.00%
- Milk & Honey (FLV) @ 2.50%
- Sweet Cream (TFA) @ 2.00%
- Pistachio (TFA) @ 1.50%
- Almond (FA) @ 1.00%
- Sweetener (TFA) @ 1.00%
- Biscuit (INW) @ 0.50%
Total flavoring: 11.50%
Oh, man, I love Bit-O-Honey, but my expensive dental work doesn't. Thanks for this! Can't wait to try it!
The FLV Milk & Honey is the critical ingredient there. I first tried it when making Honey Nut Cigar from /u/Vurve.
Hey! I didn't get to mix this up until July 3rd, but I just poured it into a tank tonight and wanted to pop in and say thanks for posting this. Delicious recipe! Mixed 15ml of it up exactly as posted, but thinking a drop of FA Honey might really add a nice touch. Will try it and report back, but, in the meantime, super tasty!
Thanks, I had a couple of other recipes where I used FA Honey but it's so potent that it's hard to get right, even after making a 10% solution. I much prefer the FLV version. It's super creamy, though. Maybe even too creamy (if that's possible) combined with BC and SC I put in there.
Hey guys, just got my supplies today. Excited to finally start making my own juice and saving money. Been lurking for the past few weeks and finally decided to bite the bullet. I have more flavors on the way, but decided to make a couple bottles with what I have while I'm waiting.
I found a recipe for a Strawberry Lemonade online and decided to modify it to what I already have on hand. I really want to use some Ripe Strawberry once it comes in instead of the Sweet Strawberry but holy crap, this is so good as a shake and vape. It's very sweet and the Koolada feels amazing on the inhale. Excited to see what it taste like in a few days (if I don't burn through it that is).
I'm open to any suggestions on modifying it since I'm so new.
Strawberry Lemonade
Vendor | Flavor | % ---|----|---- FW | Natural Lemonade | 10 CAP | Sweet Strawberry | 4 TFA | Strawberry | 8 TFA | Koolada | 2 drops per 15ml
Thoughts? Opinions?
Wanted to make a light and fresh summer vape, and looking at my stash noticed the tpa philippine mango. One of the trips I made to the philippines came to mind, namely to El Nido, Palawan.
Ingredient|% :---|---: Cactus (INAWERA)|0.25 Koolada 10% (TPA)|0.25 Lemonade (Flavorah)|5 Mango (INAWERA)|1 Phillipine Mango (TPA)|3 Sweet Coconut (Flavorah)|1
Flavor total: 10.5%
FLV lemonade base, with TPA philippine mango and INW mango creating the main notes. FLV sweet coconut for a tropical sidenote and cactus for moisture and mouthfeel. Koolada optional, I think it works here nicely. Shake and vape.
How is that Philippine Mango? I just got a bottle of it in the other day and haven't tried it out yet.
Guavaberry
Flavor | % ---|--- CAP Sweet Guava | 4 CAP Harvest Berry | 1.5 TFA Key Lime | 0.5 TFA Strawberry | 2 TFA Watermelon Candy | 2
Delicious fruity guava with a dark berry and slight watermelon sweetness. This is my first time using sweet guava and at this percentage it almost has a bubblegum taste to it.
Lemon Lime Strawberry
Flavor | % ---|--- CAP Lemon Lime | 4 TFA Key Lime | 2 FA Lemon Sicily | 2 INW Shisha Strawberry | 2 TFA Strawberry Ripe | 4
I wanted a banana/mango/papaya and some recent flavor discussions on here helped me get one first try.
BANAMANAYA
LA Banana Cream - 2.5%
FA Banana - 1.5%
FA Mango - 1%
CAP Sweet mango - 2%
FA Papaya - 1.5%
FA Pear - 0.5%
The Banana Cream gives the base banana flavor and a softness that is going to come in handy when I throw some sharper elements into this mix. The FA banana is there to impart more banana flavor that would likely get lost otherwise. FA papaya is the papaya I have and it is quite strong, but not overpowering at this percentage. CAP sweet mango has a juicy mango-like flavor, but it needs help rounding it out and making it taste more like a fruit that isn't in danger of fermenting soon so I incorporated FA mango. FA Pear is here to add juicyness to the dryness of FA mango, papaya, and banana without imparting pear flavor. I chose pear over cactus because I suspected that cactus would assert itself undesireably here.
After a few days, when everything blends together, I get a banana/mango/papaya blend that is sweet, flavorful, and delicious. I like it with a wheat beer or gose.
Yes! A /u/Philosaphucker recipe that I don't need to order something for, and one that's right up my tropical-fruit-lovin' alley. I'll definitely mix this up in the next couple of days. Maybe I'll also do an alternate one with TFA Papaya instead of FA and compare them.
Nice! A recipe that I don't have to wait for feedback on!
You won't have to wait any longer than the few days it takes to homogenize, as I surprised myself by finding time to mix this morning. I decided to mess around a bit and made four bottles, mostly because both papayas are among my newest playthings. Your actual recipe, one with TFA instead of FA Papaya, one with TFA instead of LA Banana Cream, and one with both the banana cream and the papaya replaced with TFA's versions.
> I get a banana/mango/papaya
After a three day steep I get papaya/mango/banana. Depending on how it changes with a longer steep I may lower the papaya to 1%. Over all the best Mango recipe I've made to date.
Edit: no I will not make any changes.
This time, I'm going to lead with a drink pairing. Sit down with a nice imperial ipa and enjoy
Glacial
CAP Peppermint - 2%
FW Spearmint - 0.5%
FA Vanilla Classic - 1%
FA Vanilla Tahity - 1%
FA Marshmallow - 1%
FA Vienna Cream - 2%
This is a mint vanilla cream. Sweet, minty (but not too overbearing), and delicious. Best after a few days. Enjoy!
Haven't made it yet so can't comment on that but... beer recommendations with vapes. We need more of this.
I MADE A THING!
- Tangerine CAP 4%
- Sweet Guava CAP 4%
- Key Lime FW 2%
- Lemon Sicily FA 2%
- Boysenberry FLV 1%
- Green Tea TFA 1%
- Pineapple TFA 2 drops per 10 ml
- Raspberry INW 2 drops per 10 ml
I made it with the intention of having a shake and vape. We shall see what some steep time does to it.
The idea comes from a juice I make for a friend where I use tangerine and guava to add something sweet and tangy behind a strawberry and blueberry cream. This has been one of the most pleasant and strange concoctions I've made to date. It is the only thing I've made that alters flavor from inhale to exhale. On the draw it's sweet and ever so slightly tart, the exhale is almost like a pixie stick of alien origin.
After months of vaping some good, some bad, some complete wastes of pg/vg and concentrate, i've found something I absolutely love!!
Fruity Summers! :p
Fuji Apple (FA) - 1%
Raspberry v2 (Cap) - 1.5%
Raspberry Sweet (TPA) - 1.5%
Lemon Lime (Cap) - 1.5%
Italian Lemon Sicily (Cap) - 3%
Whipped Cream (TPA) - 1%
Vanilla Swirl (TPA) - 0.5%
Fresh Cream (FA) - 1.5%
EM - 3%
Marshmallow (TPA) - 0.25%
2 Drops of Sour (TPA) per 10ml
Shake & Go. Don't think I need to change this recipe at all really, only been vaping it for 2 hours now but absolutely love it.
Been getting back into DIY after an extended break working at a vape shop and getting free juice. I'm a little rusty, but I whipped this up a week ago and its delicious for a first try at this flavor profile. I'll obviously put more work into it, but here's the recipe
Lemon Tart Cookie 2.75% INW Biscuit 1% FA Cookie 2.5% FA Lemon Sicily 1% FA Marshmallow
Steep: 5 days before vapable, 1-2 weeks optimally
The biscuit gives it the delicious buttery pastry note while the cookie gives it a little more definition on the cookie aspect. The lemon Sicily is the perfect pastry lemon imho it just has that lemon tart quality to it. The marshmallow was just to add the the buttery creamy note that rounds out the lemon and makes it a bit less sharp. Next revision I may take this out for something else but the first 3 flavors are dead on with only minor percentage changes possibly being needed.
Lemon Tart Cookie
Vendor | Flavor | Amount ---|---|---- INW | Biscuit | 2.75% FA | Cookie | 1% FA | Lemon Sicily | 2.5% FA | Marshmallow | 1%
you write:
**Lemon Tart Cookie**
Vendor | Flavor | Amount
---|---|----
INW | Biscuit | 2.75%
FA | Cookie | 1%
FA | Lemon Sicily | 2.5%
FA | Marshmallow | 1%
What are you thinking you might use instead of marshmallow? I'm been working on three different lemon cookie recipes and none of them are working out quite right, so I'm very interested in this one.
I definitely think it could use some FA Meringue but I left my bottle at a friend's house when I mixed this. I want there to be a good sweetness to this like there is some powdered sugar on top of the tart/cookie. I ordered some of NN's new sweeteners as well so I'm going to play around with those. I might add a very small amount of AP to get the bakery note to pop a bit more. My current issue is that the flavor is very blended and I want some separation between that cookie note and the lemon. I'm also going to try some CAP Sugar cookie to see if that pops a bit more maybe taking out the FA Cookie for it. Like I said its still very much in development but very tasty for a first try. I'll be sure to shoot you a PM when I get an even better version.
That's the thing I've found with all my lemon pastry attempts (cookies, cakes, pies, and a cream puff): It's not hard to get a tasty first try, but trying to get them just right is maddening.
Yes, please, let me know. I added this to the bottom of my constantly growing list of recipes to try, but if you have what you feel to be a better recipe before I get down to it I would definitely like to hear about it. We can swap lemon pastry recipes and notes.
In two of mine I want the lemon IN the cookie, the other one is a cookie sandwich and want to imagine the lemon is in the cream cheese icing filling. But in your case, I could see where adding some AP, or even just replacing the marshmallow with something less "blendly," would help create some separation between a cookie bottom and lemon tart top. The first two possibilities that come to mind are meringue, like you said, that powered sugar top, and FA Custard, because it already has a lemony flavor and will give more of that gooey lemon tart flavor than marshmallow.
Pine Lime Splice
If you've ever had the tangy citrus icecream, well this tastes exactly like it:
- Golden Pineapple (CAP) @ 6%
- Vanilla Bean Icecream (TFA) @ 4%
- Key Lime (TFA) @ 2.5%
- Sweet Cream (TFA) @ 3%
- Caramel (TFA) @ 3%
- Marshmallow (FA) @ 1%
Golden Pineapple
Main flavour responsible for tropical taste. CAP Pineapple is a strong flavour but as is TFA Key Lime. For this reason it is at a higher than normal %.
Vanilla Bean Icecream
4% gives it enough concentration to be the main vanilla cream note with the other cream rounding it out
Key Lime
Very strong flavour, previous attempts reveal it overpowers anything after 3%. But sharing the main fruit element with pineapple 40:60 respectively lets both flavours balance together
Sweet Cream
Helps round the VBIC so it stays at the back of the palate and doesn't fight for the front note against the fruits
Caramel
As the Pineapple and Lime are quite sour in all previous versions, a non-sucralose/sweetener was needed. Caramel binds to the Pineapple to sweeten it. If you let it steep for 1.5 weeks it will bind to the Lime too, taking the edge of it.
Marshmallow
This brings the fruit elements closer to the Icecream ones so its not as distinguishable as one element at the front (fruit), and one at the back (cream). It brings the recipe together to become a Pine Lime Icecream!
Can vape after 24 hours, for best results 1-2 week steep
Nana Split
Ingredients|Ing %| :---|---:|---:|---:|---: Banana Cream (Lorann)|5.00%|30.0|1.554 g|1.500 ml Meringue (FlavorArt)|0.50%|3.0|0.155 g|0.150 ml Vienna Cream (FlavorArt)|1.00%|6.0|0.311 g|0.300 ml Vanilla Swirl (TFA)|1.00%|6.0|0.311 g|0.300 ml Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (Capella)|1.50%|9.0|0.466 g|0.450 ml Strawberry (Flavorah)|1.00%|6.0|0.311 g|0.300 ml Sweet Strawberry (Capella)|2.00%|12.0|0.622 g|0.600 ml Fresh Cream (FlavorArt)|0.50%|3.0|0.155 g|0.150 ml Chocolate Deutch (Flavorah)|0.50%|3.0|0.155 g|0.150 ml Golden Pineapple (Capellas)|2.00%|12.0|0.622 g|0.600 ml
Based off of this Recipe.
Turned out delicious! Thanks to /u/drumbtr for the inspiration.
Ayyy no problem man! Glad I inspired somebody! That sounds delicious! Somebody asked me if I put pineapple in it, I wondered why but he said that's how they made it at the place he worked at, I just wanted a basic banana split though.
After hearing good reviews about cap sweet tangerine, and wanting a more fizzy/candy fruit type vape, I figured it was worth trying with a mix with some TFA kiwi double for added fruity undertones.
Tangiwi
Brand | Flavour | % ---|---|---- CAP | Sweet Tangerine | 8 TFA | Kiwi (Double) | 4
PG/VG/Nic: Mixed at 40PG/60VG. 3mg nic (usually do 1.5mg but 3mg is a nice treat).
Steep: Shake and vape. Have yet to try steeping but expect it to mellow out the acidic and citrus top notes (may be a bit harsh initially)
Vape setup: Aromamizer supreme on an RX200 at 55-60W (dual 24/32 claptons @ 0.45Ω).
Taste profile: Tastes like an orange tic tac (great citrus and orange top notes), with some great kiwi undertones (bit of apple?). Very nice if you like sweet and tangy fruity flavours. Nice bite to the palate like a wizz-fizz, though slightly acidic so may benefit from steeping. Sweet enough without any EM/sweetener. Complex enough but may see improvement with some berry type fruits in the background. Possibly CAP harvest berry, or INW raspberry at 0.5-1%.
Cherry Baby
0.25% Cactus (INAWERA)
1% Cherries (INAWERA)
3% Cherry (INAWERA)
4% Jelly Candy (CAP)
0.25% Sour (FW)
Flavor total: 8.50%
This did not turn out at all how I intended. I was shooting for a tangy, Cherry Jelly Fruit Slice type thing, but instead came away with a quietly lovely, smooth, sweet, vaguely vanilla-y cherry candy vape.
This is not at all cough-syrupy, which is notable for a cherry vape, so I feel like I can do something with this, but, like, what?
I specifically picked INW Cherry to be my dominant note, because I heard it was tart, and I went lower on the INW Cherries, because I heard it was sweet, but, nothing came out as imagined.
Look, whatever. If you want a simple, sweet, cherry vape, this is right up your alley. I'm fairly certain the FW Sour is doing nothing (mine steeped for 4 days, so, maybe not enough time?), so, feel free to omit it. As for everything else, LEAVE IT!
I thought I'd be telling you to invert the INW Cherry/Cherries if you wanted more sweet than sour cherries, but, I don't know which way is up anymore. This shit is delicious, and, I don't even particularly like cherry as a fruit flavor. Is that some kind of endorsement? I hope so. This shit's really yummy. It's not what I wanted, but, I'll be mixing up another batch exactly like this, so...
Where is that vanilla note coming from?! Seriously! Is that the CAP Jelly Candy?! HALP!
Looking to make a Peanut Butter Banana Cookie recipe but my first attempt didn't come out that well. It still taste decent, but I'm having a hard time telling what to adjust. Here is what I have so far:
Peanut Butter Banana Cookie
MFG | Flavor | % ---|----|---- FA | Cookie | 1 INW | Biscuit | 0.25 FA | Caramel | 1 TFA | DX Peanut Butter | 4 TFA | Ripe Banana | 1.5
I let this steep for about 2 weeks. The Banana seemed to die down in flavor, but is still there. Cookie can be tasted, but leaves a weird burn flavor in the back of my throat. Peanut Butter can for sure be tasted, thinking it could probably be dialed back a little bit. I'm thinking that I should boost the Cookie and Biscuit flavor, but I'm worried about that burnt flavor coming through more. Caramel just kind of adds a bit of sweetness to the whole thing.
I'm trying to go for a fresh baked cookie, with smooth Peanut Butter and chunks of banana in every bite along with a hint of sweetness.
Is there anything you guys would recommend to help this flavor out?
I did a peanut butter banana cookie a while back, here's the post. Plenty of notes to spark some creativity :)
https://www.reddit.com/r/DIY_eJuice/comments/3q8w24/a_nice_littleacetyl_recipe_peanut_butter_banana/
Cthustard (yet another vanilla custard) - This has turned out the best so far for me after a couple years and 6 or so versions. Very rich, thick and a touch eggy. Someone here recommended the Dulce, which turned out much better than vanilla swirl, vienna or various others I tried to make more rich / thick. The coconut adds just a touch of sweetness in the aftertaste, it's supposed to be like some shaved coconut on top.
Steep at least a week.
http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/338011/Cthustard+V6
TPA - Cheesecake (Graham Crust) - 1% TPA - Coconut Extra - one drop per 10ml FA - Cookie - 1% TPA - Dulce De Leche - 2% TPA - Graham Cracker Clear - 1% CAP - Vanilla Custard v1 - 7%
I have to get that coconut but I'll try to make this. I love dulche!
I'm pretty sure just about any coconut of your liking would work here, I'm going to try a batch with Real Flavor's next. Hope you enjoy, would love to hear feedback.
Here's my first actual creation. The base is off of the Third World v1 clone. I call it Damage Done (name is a combo of one of my favorite songs from my favorite band, Mushroomhead and the destruction I've done to my flavorings trying to get this right on my own... so I resorted to the TWCv1 as a base).
Cake Batter (Capella) @ 1%
French Vanilla (Capella) @2.5%
Golden Butter (Capella) @ 0.2%
Marshmallow (FA) @1.5%
Sweet Strawberry (Capella) @ 3%
Vanilla Custard v1 (Capella) @ 10%
I tried the Sweet Strawberry at a lower % (around 1.5%), and it was far too muted. Now, the recommended steep on this is a week, but I went with a shake and vape (I like a buttery custard). If you let it steep for 1-2 weeks, it tones down the butter and the strawberry comes up in the mix. Please keep in mind this is my absolute first mix that's actually somewhat vapeable. Hopefully someone else will enjoy it!
Fun Fact : Damage Done was originally called Stoned on the rough mix of the album (which IMO is better than the retail mix)
That whole demo is awesome. Technically, it was a leak more than a demo LOL. 'Whole World Calling' is probably one of the cooler rough cuts before it became 'Save Us' and 'Embrace the Ending'.
"Right there on the fucking directions it says you gotta drink a fuck-ton of alcohol to do this right"
I heard it had leaked, I got my copy of the CD from a meet & greet up in Michigan, we got to go on the bus and listen to the CD, it was fairly close to the release date though, it must of leaked before then
🍌🍪🍬 Bubble booble 🍬🍪🍌
Cheesecake (Graham Crust) (TPA) 1%
Coconut Extra (TPA) 0.85%
Sweetener (Sucralose) (FW) 0.1%
Vanilla Custard (TPA) 4.5%
Banana Nut Bread (TPA) 8.5%
PG/VG 30/70
Steeping Time: 1 Day.
Sweet and creamy banana on the inhale, light coconut and bubblegum-like on the exhale! one of my ADVs🍌
ELR http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/685645/%25F0%259F%258D%258C%25F0%259F%258D%25AA%25F0%259F%258D%25ACBubble+Bobble%25F0%259F%258D%25AC%25F0%259F%258D%25AA%25F0%259F%258D%258C
So I got my first kit off Liquid barn (ya, I realize LB flavors aren't really a fav here) and took a wild stab at my own mix for my first bottle. Out of shear luck I created "brachs strawberry hard candy" couldn't find a similar recipe online so as my first post I bring Brachs strawberry candy. (Warning: steep experiments still needed)
6% strawberry (liquid barn) 3% cream (liquid barn) 1% sweetener (liquid barn) 30 pg / 70 vg
I quick steeped for around an hour and a half, hot tap water method reheated 3 times.
Playing around with FW lemonade, tangerine and a good mix of strawberry and raspberry. This one hits all the spots for me. It can even be improved with a bit of FA cold pressed lime tahiti but at very low (like 0.25%) to add a bit of lime zest. It's probably my favourite pink lemonade recipe so far.
Ingredient|% :---|---: Lemonade (Natural) (FW)|6 Raspberry (INAWERA)|1 Strawberry (Ripe) (TPA)|6 Sweet Tangerine (CAP)|4 Vanilla Swirl (TPA)|1
Flavor total: 18%
Remember to rate it at e-liquid-recipes.com!
how's the TH with that much tangerine ?
Not much throat hit at all. Above 5% it gets that way but not if mixed with good complimenting flavours. The Vanilla swirl helps imo along with 30/70vg ratio.
I'm quite new to DIY, so open to recommendations
Simple and Sweet
Flavor | % ---|--- CAP Juicy Peach | 3 TFA Cantaloupe | 3 TFA Vanilla Swirl | 1 TFA Pear Candy | .5
Worked as a mix and vape for me. The fruit comes in full and strong, vanilla hints on the exhale. I mix all VG, no PG at all. Vaping at fairly low wattage on claptons, haven't tried vaping it super hot.
In one of the bottles I added a few drops of CAP Maple Pancake Syrup, don't think it really contributes much.
Only very recently started mixing my own juice, so far only have a few TFA flavours so here's what I've come up with today with my very limited inventory, please let me know if you have any suggestions!
Fruit Salad And Cream
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Strawberry Ripe TFA 5%
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Banana Cream TFA 6%
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Green Apple TFA 2%
Haven't had chance to see how it steeps yet but tastes great just as a shake and vape.
Strawmelon Biscuit
Flavour | % ---|--- Strawberry (Ripe) TPA | 3 Strawberry Shisha INW | 2 Watermelon FA | 1 Cheesecake Crust TPA | 2 Biscuit INW | 1.2 Marshmallow FA | 1.5 Meringue FA | 1 Cream Fresh FA | 2
A sweet, light and airy strawberry biscuit/cookie vape.
For a long time I've tried to make a strawberry vape that I can taste. Like others, I have a lot of trouble tasting it in any recipes so that's what brought this one around. Strawberry Shisha from Inawera really kicked my olfactory senses in the knackers.
Watermelon FA is what really makes this one shine for me. I've been using many additions to bring this recipe together and Watermelon FA at 1% really lifts this whole mix.
If you're intending to just try this, mix it as is and leave it to sit for a good few days. If you're intending to mix it and forget it for a while, then add an extra 1% Strawberry Ripe and 0.5 Strawberry Shisha as the high end drops of dramatically after a rest and it needs the boost to keep those sharp flavours intact.
This is my 4th flavor I've made and pretty happy with how it turned out. Any feedback and/or criticism (good or bad) is welcome
Fruity Waffles
Belgian Waffles (TFA) @ 7%
Strawberry (TFA) @ 4%
Mango (TFA) @ 3%
Banana Cream (TFA) @ 2%
Vanilla Custard (CAP) @ 2.5%
Brown Sugar Extra (TFA) @ .5%
I mixed this on Tuesday and just got around to trying it today (Sunday). I have to say I'm pleasantly surprised. The mango makes this juice IMO. The waffles, Brown sugar and mango are the flavors that stick out. I don't get a lot of the strawberry or banana yet but it may need to steep or I may try it without them next batch to see what excactly they are contributing to the flavor. Of the 4 flavors I've mixed so far this is in a close race to the best with my Dragon Naval (dragon fruit/peach cheesecake)
Edit:my formatting skills lack
This looks good. It's hard for some fruits to stick out past the waffle. I recently mixed up something with just 2% waffle, 7% blueberry wild, some strawberry, and something else. I still mostly taste waffle. I think strawberry is just sweetening and blending in something like this, without using other strawberries. I think I'm almost as happy with waffle at 2% as I was in other mixes with 7% though.
Chocolate Pound Cake
MFG | Flavor | % ---|---|---- FA | Cookie | 5 CAP | Vanilla Custard v1 | 5 TPA | Dulce de Leche | 3 FA | Meringue | 1.5 FW | Yellow Cake | 1 INW | Vanilla Shisha | 1.5 FA | Caramel | 2 CAP | Chocolate Glazed Donut | 2 TPA | Double Chocolate (Clear) | 2
I know, looks like a shitty recipe, way to high percentages and to many flavors.. but it's actually really nice. ;) Leave the two chocolate flavors out to get a nice vanilla pound cake. Two weeks steeping is optimal.
I wouldn't say that, looks pretty solid to me. I'm gonna mix this up and give you some feedback
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MANGO-GURT:
9% mango (TFA)
6% Yogurt (FW)
3% sweet cream (TFA)
1% marshmallow (FW)
1% ethyl maltol (10%)
Love the name. Cut the creams in half and add some TFA Gummy Candy and you'd have one of my earliest attempts at something I still haven't accomplished, recreating those Mango! gummies from Trader Joe's.
Have you tried any of the other mango flavors?
I havent tried any of the mango flavorings but Im definitely going to order more now. Also after tasting this flavor a bit more since posting this I think I'd go for a 10% mango 2% sweet cream and 1.5% ethyl maltol
So i've been testing a lot with malic acid in my fruit flavors. There seems to be an upper threshold of about 3% where it imparts that sour sensation on the tongue but doesn't dissolve the cotton wick. Anything above 3% and my uwell crown 0.25ohm coils get destroyed after a day or so. I end up sucking bits of cotton up during inhale.
So here's a recipe for a sour apple strawberry that is quite delicious!
[Sour Strapple]
Ingredient|% :---|---: Red Touch (Strawberry) FA|6 Fuji Apple FA|5 Green Apple FW|3 Sour TFA|3
Flavor total: 17%
I mix at max vg and 3mg.
I was gonna add a couple suggestions in your thread but it got deleted.
Mainly I was gonna say you should try cutting everything you have in here in half and see how that works out, with that much intense flavoring you might be doing more harm than good, most FA is made to be used at lower amounts
Love the combination of Red Touch and Fuji plus one other flavor; that third flavor could be almost anything else. Love my uwell crown and its 0.25ohm coils even more; thank you for saving them from melting through the overuse of TFA Sour that I would likely have otherwise done eventually.
i've tried FW Grape as the third flavor but it didn't work so well. FW Grape has kind of a papery candy grape taste. but i haven't tried it on it's own and I was using a couple drops of EM at the time. I've since cut EM out, gives anything an unpleasant cotton candy muted taste IMO. and yeah, glad I could help out with the sour warning. I thought it was a bad batch of coils, ruined 4 in just under 5 days. It's a pity though, I am love with the sour sensation and at higher concentrations it was like sucking on a warhead constantly.
I wouldn't say super cinnamony, for me I love the way 4% CDS and .15% Rich Cinnamon taste together for a base cinnamon front note. I don't really taste a lot of butter, but I might lower the sugar cookie down to 4/5%
Twink
Most people won't have the 2 Bakers Flavors/ VZ Gourmet flavors for this. They're expensive but good, and very potent. Anyway, I was going for those chocolate cherry Twinkies that are out around Valentines day. I think this is pretty close to those.
Twink
Flavor | % ---|--- VZ Gourmet Vanilla Sponge Cake | .75 VZG Chocolate Truffle | .5 FLV Bing Cherry | 1 TFA Bav Cream | 1 FA Meringue | .5
This needs a week to settle in. (edit: the cherry dropped out around 2 weeks or so. It was great until that, so if you do make this, only make enough to vape in a short time, or add more cherry)
I was goofing off today and wanted a simple cereal milk since I had destroyed a 60ml of /u/notcharlesmanson pebbles. Came up with this and am pleasantly surprised.
Fruit Rings FW: 4%
Bavarian Cream TPA: 1.5%
Raspberry INW: 1%
Blueberry TPA: 2.5%
I'm sure 1% sweetener would be fine for those with a sweet tooth.
I'm very new to the subreddit, but have been mixing for alittle over six months now. suggestions and pointers always welcome.