This is my first recipe I've shared on here, so please let me know what you think. This has been my summer ADV this year. It's delicious as a shake and vape, very wet, slightly minty, and very refreshing. It's very much strawberry dominant, with an apple and mint exhale.

Juicy J's Strapple Mint

Vendor | Flavor | Amount ---|---|---- FA | Fuji | 2% LA | Watermelon | 2% INW | Shisha Strawberry | 3% TFA | Dragonfruit | 1% INW | Cactus | 2% TFA | Menthol | .25%

Flavor total: 10.25%

Tasting notes:

Shisha Strawberry : This is the main flavor you taste throughout. I've found this to be the perfect strawberry for this recipe. It's very jammy, sweet, and wet.

FA Fuji : At this percentage it's a great backdrop to the Shisha strawberry. I taste it mostly on the exhale, but it provides a deeper tart fruit layer to the whole mix.

LA Watermelon : I switch between this and CAP Sweet Watermelon. I'm not sure yet which is my favorite. They both really just add to the sweetness of the juice. I don't taste much melon throughout the vape, but if you take it out you can tell it's missing.

TFA Dragonfruit : This at 1% just makes all the fruits more vibrant and delicious. I don't get a dragonfruit flavor, but I get a much stronger strawberry / apple flavor throughout.

INW Cactus : This flavor is the shit. It adds the perfect amount of wetness on both inhale and exhale. It gives the mix more body, and makes it super refreshing.

TFA Menthol : Beware, this menthol is strong as hell. At this percentage I think it's around 3 drops per 30ml. If you go higher you risk just being a nose dripping mess. At this percentage I get the menthol coolness, but it doesn't take away from any of the fruits.

Edit 7/31/2016: I just want to give a thanks to everyone who took the time to mix this up and gave me some awesome feedback. The positive response was unexpected and overwhelming, and has really encouraged me to continue trying new things and sharing new recipes in the future. Thank you so much!

Area 51

Ingredient|% :---|---: Caramel (FA)|1 Creamy Yogurt (CAP)|3 Grapefruit (INAWERA)|0.5 Marshmallow (FA)|2 Raspberry (Sweet) (TPA)|2

Flavor total: 8.5%

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Sweet and tart raspberry hard candy with fresh grapefruit and hints of liquorice/salmiac candy powder (I know, right?)

It's freaking aawweessoommeeee I tell ya.

CAP Creamy Yogurt / FA Marshmallow - just wanted some candy sweetness and creaminess without any custard/vanilla notes. Success.

INW Grapefruit - Very potent and authentic white grapefruit. Any more than 0.5% and it gets too realistically pithy and bitter, here it's sweet and fresh.

TPA Raspberry (Sweet) - Gives flavour-popping tartness and of course, sweet candy raspberry

FA Caramel - As a sweetener

Shake and vape. That's it.

I feel kinda shitty about having the top-voted recipe last month for a stupid piña colada, especially after trying INW Pinacolda and finding that they already made a flavor similar enough to my 8-ingredient mix (even though I do think mine is a little better). Because I know for a fact there was one recipe much more deserving. And I'd bet the whole farm that there were at the very least two additional ones that were way better than mine, but I haven’t been able to make them yet for want of an ingredient or two.

 

Anyway, this delicious bastard right here. What is that, you say? Why, that is a key lime bar with coconut-almond graham crust and whipped cream cheese frosting. The crust is made of graham cracker crumbs, sugar, butter, crushed almonds, sweetened coconut flakes, and an egg. The filling is butter, heavy cream, Bird's Vanilla Custard Powder, sugar, and key lime juice and zest. The topping is whipped cream cheese frosting, which is heavy cream, cream cheese, sugar, and dash of vanilla that’s had the crap beaten out of it by a Kitchen Aide stand mixer.

 

Because "Key Lime Bar with Coconut-Almond Graham Crust and Whipped Cream Cheese Frosting" is so unwieldy, I decided to name it in honor one of the only four times in movie history when the sequel was as funny as the original.

 

Home Alone II

Mfg | Flava | % ---|---|---- TFA | Graham Cracker (Clear) | 3 CAP | Vanilla Custard V1 | 2.25 FA | Lime Cold-Pressed | 1.75 FA | Lime Distilled | 0.75 FA | Lemon Sicily | 0.75 FA | Coconut | 1.5 FA | Almond | 1.5 TFA | Coconut Candy | 0.75 FA | Marzipan | 0.75 FA | Cream Fresh| 1.5 LA | Cream Cheese Icing | 1.5 FA | Meringue | 0.75 CAP | Cake Batter | 0.5

 

Bulbousy nipples, that’s a christload of concentrates!!! Forgot how to K.I.S.S., you idiot?!

Yes, it’s about four more flavors than I’ve ever put together without following a well-reviewed recipe and without the result being spot-on mud. Don’t knock it until you try it, I guess? Or do knock it, I don't care. But, here’s an earlier, simpler version. It tastes good but it’s like a girl without any makeup compared to 13-flavor version. It might make a nice framework on which to build your own coconut-almond key lime bar:

 

Home Alone II Short-Form

Mfg | Flava | % ---|---|---- TFA | Graham Cracker (Clear) | 4 CAP | Vanilla Custard V1 | 3 FA | Lime Cold-Pressed | 2 FA | Lemon Sicily | 1 FA | Coconut | 2 FA | Almond | 2 LA | Cream Cheese Icing | 2

 

Experience the final version or try out the short-form with an Italian Margarita (just add Amaretto diSaronno to your favorite ‘rita recipe), and I swear it tastes better while listening to something absurd like Quint.

 

Steep time: 2 weeks, minimum. Citrus and bakery flavors need time to get used to each other.

 

Some Notes:

Graham Cracker Clear - An obvious choice for the crust, a real graham cracker flavor. Thought about using CAP’s Graham Cracker but it seems to have a hint of cinnamon to it that would be unwelcome here.

FA Coconut/FA Almond - Natural coconut flavor that mimics the coconut flakes in the crust, authentic almond flavor that's neither too sweet nor too bitter and gives the crust some extra crunch.

FA Marzipan & TFA Coconut Candy – I’m just loving these two together. They seem to sort of bridge the gap between the disparate flavors of coconut and almond. They add sugaryness and butteryness to a crust that was lacking without them as well as more almond and coconut flavor.

CAP Vanilla Custard – Tastes just like the combination Bird's Vanilla Custard Powder, butter, and heavy cream in the filling. I never even considered trying something else as the creamy base for this. Hell, while I was chewing the actual dessert, I started thinking about CAP VC V1.

FA Lime Cold-Pressed/Distilled, Lemon Sicily - Cold pressed really gets that deep lime juice flavor down into the custard. It seems like a lot of CP Lime but its needed with these other bold ingredients. Distilled livens it up with some lime zest, and Lemon Sicily makes it more of a tart key lime flavor as opposed to a Persian lime.

FA Cream Fresh – Heavy Cream. An earlier version of this needed more heavy cream in the filling and in the topping, but increasing the CAP VC V1 was making the frosting just disappear indistinguishably into the base. FA Cream Fresh gets the job done without bringing anything unwanted along or hiding this next one:

LA Cream Cheese Icing – If it’s served as a dollop or quenelle on the actual bars, it looks pretty, but if you’re smart you’ll spread it around to make sure to get it in every mouthful. Here it provides a sweet creamy frosting with just a hint of cream cheesiness that that lingers on your palate delightfully. I love you, LA CCI.

FA Meringue - Elevates the whipped cream cheese icing to one in which you can really taste the sugar in it, without screwing anything else up.

CAP Cake Batter - Confession time: I can’t remember why I added this into one of the earliest versions of this recipe. I messed up by failing to write down the reason behind it in my notes. Then I just carried it over into each subsequent revision because it didn’t seem to be hurting anything. I was finally getting close and didn’t want to take it out and have that be a step backward. It might be giving the lime custard part a heftiness that it would be missing otherwise or binding together the crust like an egg. Or it might be mimicking the way that first two millimeters of dry crust absorb some of the lime custard's moisture in a heavenly gooey confluence. Or maybe it’s just weird, meaningless, and superfluous, and as such, I put it in there as a metaphor for life.

I posted this in the summer recipe thread but I might as well post it here for more to see.

Wapple - A juicy watermelon with light sweet apple exhale

Ingredient | % ----------|- LA Watermelon Colorless | 5 FA Fuji | 2.5 TFA Strawberry Ripe | 3 INW Cactus | 0.5 EM | 0.5

Total Flavor 11.5%

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LA Watermelon (colorless) - This watermelon is a nice candy taste that becomes the main note at 5%. I previously had it at 6% but it totally dominated the flavor which was not my intention. The 1% drop made the apple shine through, and the supporting flavors shine more. If you want a less watermelon strong flavor, mix at 3-4% based on taste.

FA Fuji - This is a real apple. Probably my favorite realistic fruit flavor ever, and at 2.5% it's just prominent enough to be present of the exhale, with the tartness and sweetness not killing off the whole mix.

TFA strawberry ripe - Now I personally have a difficult time tasting this flavor. At 3% I get the sweetness up from all the fruits and a taste of realistic fruit without having a real strawberry taste (if that makes any sense).

INW Cactus - At 0.5% this only makes the flavor taste juicy. I was all the way up to 2% at my earliest mixes which, to me, was absolutely delicious but strayed to far from the idea of the recipe. If you don't have this flavor, pick up a 30ml bottle. It's like the cheat code for fruit flavors.

EM - As it always does, it only brings a roundabout sweetness and smooths out the harshness I sometimes get from FA Fuji.

This is a great shake n vape, but it shines best after a 2 day steep. It's always fun when I make a 60ml bottle and can taste it steeping throughout the next few days since it changes so quickly.

Boo

Ingredient|% :---|---: Acetyl Pyrazine 5% (TPA)|0.55 Blueberry Wild (TPA)|6 Cake (Yellow) (FW)|2 Marshmallow (TPA)|2 Meringue (FA)|2 Sweetener (Sucralose) (TPA)|1 Vanilla Cupcake (TPA)|2

Flavor total: 15.55%

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I wanted a Boo-Berry cereal vape so I decided to make one. This is a higher flavor percentage than I usually mix at but here it just works.

TFA Blueberry Wild: Brings that sweet artificial blueberry flavor that is so dominant in the cereal. I also tried FW Blueberry and TFA Blueberry Extra but the wild worked out the best.

TFA Marshmallow/FA Meringue: The cereal has marshmallows in it so this was a no brainer but the combo here creates a more realistic Boo-Berry flavor. To me the cereal pieces themselves tasted sweet like being coated in sugar and this is where the meringue fits in. The two flavors combined also lends a creamy blend note that creates the illusion of milk/cream in a recipe that has none. Although I tried FA Marshmallow and CAP Marshmallow the TFA Marshmallow was just the best at pulling off that cream illusion.

TFA Vanilla Cupcake/FW Yellow Cake/Acetyl Pyrazine: I actually developed this recipe right before the FW flavoring scandal and that is why I hadn't shared it. I tried to replace the FW Yellow Cake but nothing worked. I love the combo of these two flavors, it creates kind of breadier sponge cake flavor which when you add Acetyl Pyrazine really just encapsulates those crunchy little cereal pieces.

TFA Sweetener (Sucralose): The mix is sweet enough without it but for the true effect of being a kid in the 1970's and gobbling down bowls of this stuff it is going to be necessary.

On the overall percentage: This is a higher flavoring percentage than I usually would mix at. I tried to bump it down and the result was nice but it wasn't a true Boo-Berry Cereal. Boo-Berry (if you've not had it) is super sugary and just exaggerated with flavor, the kind of cereal kids would pick out because of the cool box art but keep wanting time and time again because of a the amazing fake sugary blueberry taste that was simply invented to hook children.

At the time Boo-Berry was released in 1973 it wasn't just the only blueberry cereal on the market but supposedly the first one ever, that it's still around today says it's definitely a flavor worth recreating.

It's alright as a shake and vape but it really shines after 4 days.

Edited for readability and proper spelling of Boo-Berry.

1-2-3-4 Creme Brulee 

Ingredient|%|This :---|---:|:-- Catalan Cream (FA)|1|is Banana Cream (TPA)|2|so Vanilla Custard (Flavorah)|3|damn Vanilla Custard v1 (CAP)|4|nice

Flavor total: 10%

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This has been my ADV for the past two weeks, so I think it's worth sharing. Inspired by JTJM Creme brulee, this does NOT taste like actual crème brûlée. It's just a good, simple combination of banana, burnt sugar notes and tasty but light custard. Close enough for me not to buy JTJM brulee again. So, nothing new, nothing fancy, just good. Not much notes to be made about this:

FLV VC leans more towards vanilla panna cotta and CAP VC towards the familiar eggy, thick custard. Together in this recipe they make a great custard that's not too rich but not too light. I will be mixing these two a LOT in the future.

TPA Banana cream, well, it's banana pudding and unsurprisingly plays well with custards. I sometimes get some pear out of it, too, which is exactly what I experienced with JTJM brulee, so it's clearly a winner.

FA Catalan Cream gives some sharp burnt sugar/spice that cuts through the custards.

It's good right away. Obviously better, thicker and more mellow and banana'y after a week or two.

Happy July Mixing All

Here is a yummy tobacco vape I call Cigarette Break. This is my first mix I have posted on Reddit. Usually post on the FB groups.

Recipe Design Notes:

• I started trying to build a better RY4 and started there. Biscuit is just heavy like smoke. 7 leaves give the real tobacco flavors without being licorice or peppery.

• I took inspiration from Wayne on his RY4 with Pistachio and how he evolved it and why. http://diyordievaping.com/2016/03/04/the-new-pistachio-ry4u-recipe/

• I use Carolina Xtracts nic at a 8mg VG Base on this recipe.

• This is meant to be 2 mgs higher than you usual mix level, if you want the strong throat hit and cig effect.

• So if you normally hit at 6mgs, keep it at 8mg for this recipe.

% | Flavor | Vendor ---|---|--- 4% | Biscuit | INAWERA
3% | Caramel | FA
3% | RY4 Double | TPA
3% | Vanilla Swirl | TPA
2% | Sweet Cream | CAP
2% | Hazelnut | FW
1% | 7 Leaves Ultimate | FA

Flavor total: 18%

Steep 1 week at least for full flavors

Description: A deliciously rounded Tobacco blend with Vanilla, Hazelnut, and Caramel Tones.

This is the ultimate Cigarette Break. Please rate on ELR if you LOVE IT!!

Custom Recipe Art: http://ejuicemakers.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/cigbreak-254x300.jpg

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Thanks Atom aka Ckemist

I've been wanting to try some CAP VCV1 for a while now since it's so revered.

*This recipe contains much diketones.

Lung Butter

Ingredient| % :---|---: Vanilla Custard V1 (CAP) | 6% Butter Cream (CAP) | 2% Cinnamon Roll (FW) | 3% Torrone (FA) | 1% Bavarian Cream (TPA) | 2% Sweetener (TPA) | 2%

Between single flavor reviews and being busy AF at work lately, my new recipes have kind of taken a back seat. However, I had an odd request from a co-worker last week to make a grape ice cream with "some of that graham cracker stuff" as he put it. I whipped this up on a whim and it's some of the dankest juice I've made yet. I can literally smell this stuff from 15 feet away in his tank. I would swear he was vaping it in the office just from the aroma it gives off.

Grape Ice Cream Cone

Vendor | Flavor | Amount ---|---|---- INW | Grapes | 4% TFA | Vanilla Bean Ice Cream | 3.5% FW | Bavarian Cream | 2% TFA | Graham Cracker Clear | 2.5% FA | Joy | 2% FA | Liquid Amber | 1% TFA | Koolada | 0.75%

Flavor total: 15.75%

Some low-effort notes

VBIC/Bav Cream Play together to make a thick sweet creamy base

Grapes/Liquid Amber Grape is the obvious top note in the recipe with purple and green grape nuances, and the Liquid Amber gives it a lightly fermented accent. Together they provide the true dankness of the mix.

Graham Cracker/Joy Provides a doughy and slight cinnamon tasting cone effect, but more like a soggy cone that you left your ice cream in for too long but in a good way.

Koolada As always, this is a preference thing, but to me, 0.75% adds a nice chilled effect without being too much. Adjust to your liking.

After talking with /u/ID10-T about summer flavors, a blackberry/blueberry/honeysuckle idea found me in my research. This can be played with a bit, but I like it here right now.

Black N Blue Suckle
FA Bilberry - 0.5%
TFA Blackberry - 0.5%
FW Blueberry - 3.5%
TFA Honeysuckle - 2%
FA Pear - 0.5%
INW Cactus - 0.3%

Honeysuckle, of course, is the very top note here. Blueberry and blackberry do a magical wood sprite dance in the background, where the background is a meadow illumimated by fireflies looking for a date. Its a warm summer evening where the air is sweet with libidinous anticipation and it is time to gather around the fire.

I included bilberry to add some musky aspects of that ever-so-sweet FW blueberry. The pear is present to help smooth the whole thing out (don't get me wrong, it still has a bit of a bite though and that is quite okay). The cactus is added to juice it all up a bit more (just as the right amount of booze can provide the right amount of lubrication for summer evening socialization). Plan the event ~~4-5~~ 7 days in advance and the stars should align to gather this group. Just come prepared to have a good time and go with the flow!

Edit: steep time

LMN# - a Lemon Poundcake.
A sinfully butter-rich poundcake topped with a light, sweet, cream cheese icing drizzle.

• Cream Cheese Icing (LA) - 1.5%
• Golden Butter (CAP) - 1.5%
• Lemon (FE) - 4%
• Lemon Cake (INW) - 2%
• Meringue (FA) - 1%
• Sugar Cookie (CAP) - 3%

Flavor Total 13%

There are lots of fantastic lemon Poundcake recipes floating around, but none of them were ever quite buttery enough for me. To me, a good poundcake has a noticeable butter richness baked right in.

THE CAKE: [CAP Sugar Cookie, INW Lemon Cake, CAP Golden Butter, FE Lemon] CAP Sugar Cookie is undeniably a cookie flavor, but it's a butter-soft one, rather than one with a dry, crisp snap. It doesn't take much to turn it into a dense cake base, or, say, a shortbread layer, and that's where INW Lemon Cake comes in. It's got that light, sweet, lemony cakeness to it, but it's much thinner on the airy, yellow-cake crumb than, say, FW Yellow Cake. Here that doesn't matter, though, because this is a dense, spongy base, so at this percentage, the two mimic the texture of poundcake perfectly. CAP Golden Butter just reinforces that butter-baked poundcake flavor without weighing it down with cream the way CAP Butter Cream might. Finally, teaming up with that nice baked-in-lemon flavor in INW Lemon Cake is FE Lemon, and what's really magic about this specific flavor is that it works outstandingly well in bakeries. On its own, FE Lemon is a much sweeter, rounder, more candy-like flavor than any other lemon I've worked with. There's no high, tangy notes of zest or juice in it, and what's really great about it is it's incredible staying power. It's the perfect lemon to use in this case because it just seems to just soak right into this spongy cake base so nicely, making a perfect lemon-flavored poundcake.

THE ICING: [LA Cream Cheese Icing, FA Meringue] I'll find any excuse to shoehorn LA Cream Cheese Icing into a recipe, but here it's an especially tasty touch. Paired up with the light sugary taste of FA Meringue, it makes an authentically zingy icing drizzle to accent the lemon beautifully without weighing down the poundcake with creams.

STEEP TIME: This sat a month in my curing cabinet before I remembered I had it. It's probably fine as a shake & vape, but my gut tells me give it a week or two for the lemon to really mesh with the cake.

EDIT: I came home late last night, poured this into a tank, and was totally excited to share it. I meant to post notes, but then I got high. Better late than never? Either way, here they are now.

Bubble Tea (v2 Not Final)

Black Tea (FA) @ 3.5%

Condensed Milk (FA) @0.5%

Jasmine (FA) @0.5%

Gummy Candy (TPA) @ 0.3%

Taro (FA) @ 0.3%

Steeped for: A Week and A Half

Notes I'm hoping this is the right thread to post in and get feedback, as well as post my own notes on some of the flavors. My goal here was to create a bubble tea flavor, not a boba + fruity slushy with hints of tea that you see so often. I feel like I'm getting close, but not dead there yet. Onwards!

FA Black Tea - I rather like this, but I think it's not a very strong flavor. It brings in that very slight tartness that you expect out of real tea.

FA Condensed Milk - I think it brings a nice milky flavor, but maybe not creamy enough. Everyone who warns about this being a "DO NOT OVERDO IT" Flavor- is dead right. I've done it in another recipe and it goes south QUICKLY. It hasn't here at half a percent.

FA Jasmine - I threw this in to enhance the tea, and based off a lot of other bubble tea recipes and clones that were more fruity. It's stronger than other florals I've used, so again a lower percentage. I do think it brings some nice depth with the black tea.

TFA Gummy Candy / FA Taro - I've put these together because I have no idea what they taste like on their own. I combined these for the tapioca pearl effect, and was pleasantly surprised to find out that the combo really does work for this. The only problem is Gummy Candy does bring some fruit flavor to the table, but its outweighed in my book by the crazy realistic effect of something chewy and gummy that I'm getting from this recipe, which is a must for bubble tea. The Taro is in there to give something akin to a tapioca flour flavor, and the smell of the flavor to me , seems about right for what taro is in real life.

Overall Thoughts: I've still got a little bit of a "fruity" taste here I wasn't aiming for. (The first version was even further off the mark in that regard). But getting very close to what I was aiming for. It does need more of a creamy aspect to it though, and something a little sweeter wouldn't hurt, up front it's more tart (without being tart itself, just compared to the end), and the gummy/tarot taste is all on the end.

I know I don't want to add more Condensed Milk to it, so I'm debating if TFA vanilla bean ice cream should be thrown into the mix to bring in a little more sweetness, the vanilla certainly wouldn't hurt, and some creamy flavor to it. I'm tempted to up the tea slightly, and bring the jasmine down more just a hair. (4% and .3% instead of 3.5% and .5% respectively, and throw in 1% ish of VBIC). That said, I'm still new to this and only have about 3 really good recipes under my belt (with a few oh gods, why did I do that, and a couple like this one that are still getting refined), so if someone else has a suggestion I am all ears.

My first recipe. Any suggestions would be nice.
###The Dark Knight Black Currant (FA) @ 2%
Bavarian Cream (TFA) @ 1%
Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TFA) @ 2%
French Vanilla (TFA) @ 1.5%
Vanilla Swirl (TFA) @ 1.5%
Meringue (FA) @ 1%

I've been tinkering with Capella's Sweet Mango for a few months, trying out different flavors to go along with it, tried (and failed) a yogurt recipe that I eventually gave up on. Shelved the flavor since then but recently brought it back out to play with. I've taken tips and tricks that I've learned on this sub and finally nailed the flavor I was going for.

Mango Crack

6% Sweet Mango (CAP)
2% Dragon Fruit (TFA)
1% Fuji Apple (FA)
1% Ethyl Maltol (TFA)
0.5% Papaya (TFA)
0.5% Cactus (INW)

Sweet Mango is the main note. On its own, it does have a nice mango flavor but does lack depth. I've tried mixing it on its own at a few different percentages but it always seemed like it wasn't enough until it became too much. From there I experimented with it by using Dragon Fruit and then Fuji Apple, I found that using these flavors gave the mango the depth it needed without altering the actual mango flavor. In fact, the Fuji Apple turned on a light switch for me that I was really onto something. From there, using a small amount of Papaya and Cactus gave it a juicy rind mouth feel that fit very nicely, and the Ethyl Maltol rounded everything together.

I left my mix overnight and it's absolutely delicious. It's like vaping a freshly squeezed mango fruit juice. Hope you enjoy.

Band of Color- A Skittles Candy Vape

I have fallen in love with this recipe. If you look up the original skittles candy flavors you’ll find that there are a few flavor substitutes. That’s a plus for us as mixers because that means OPTIONS! I do feel that these are the flavors you should use in this recipe, but I do encourage you to play with the %’s to please your own vaping palate. Good Shake and Vape, better after 3-4 days when citrus settles.

• 1% Black Currant (FA)

• 1.25% Blood Orange (FW)

• .50% Ethyl Malthol 10% (TPA)

• .50% Grapes (INW)

• 4.50% Italian Lemon Sicily (CAP)

• .50% Lime (FLV)

• 2.50% Red Touch Strawberry (FA)

• 4% Strawberry (TPA)

• 1% Sweetener

15.75% Total Flavor

Full Write Up: https://www.reddit.com/r/DIY_eJuice/comments/4sqf18/band_of_color_a_skittles_candy_recipe/

I Can't Believe It's Not Bronuts

• CAP Chocolate-Glazed Doughnut - 7%
• CAP Sugar Cookie - 1.5%
• TFA Cheesecake Graham Crust - 0.75%
• FA Joy - 1%
• INW Biscuit - 0.75%

Needs about a 3-week steep, then tastes like Bronuts, but without the cancer.

I'm almost convinced you can use this formula to replace FW Yellow Cake in any recipe. 1% Yellow Cake = 1.5% CAP Sugar Cookie, 0.75% TFA Cheesecake Graham Crust, 0.25% FA Joy.

As a base, 60% CAP Sugar Cookie, 30% TFA Cheesecake Graham Crust, 10% FA Joy, and then use 2.5% of that in place of every 1% FW Yellow Cake.

Try that in your favorite recipe that has Yellow Cake in it and let me know what you think!

chocolate milk 

Ingredient|% :---|---: Chocolate-TFA|9 Dairy/Milk|5 Double Chocolate (CAP)|2 Malted Milk extra-TFA|2 Meringue (FA)|2

Flavor total: 20%

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Attempt at a chocolate milk. Let it steep a bit.

Not an all day vape, but sometimes I just want some chocolate.

Cinnabar -- This is my novice attempt at a cinnamon roll with the ingredients I had on hand.

(Avast ye, there be Diketones abound)

Ingredient|% :---|---: Cinnamon Danish Swirl (CAP)|6 Vanilla Custard V1 (CAP)|5 Sugar Cookie (CAP)|2 Cake Batter(CAP)|2

Flavor total: 15%

I steeped this for 1 week, since CDS seems to be kinda harsh early on.

Cinnamon Danish Swirl is the main flavor here. It's an all around great flavor to me.

Vanilla Custard V1 adds that custardy creaminess that you get from a slightly gooey but not-too-gooey cinnamon roll fresh from the oven, which I find pairs well with CDS. It also adds more flavor to the mix so it's not entirely bread and cinnamon.

Sugar Cookie V1 was my attempt at adding the icing flavor. I don't like my cinnamon rolls drenched in icing, so a lower percentage of this was added.

Finally, Cake Batter really brings home the doughiness and gooeyness that I value so much from a nice cinnamon roll. VC adds a lot here, but I didn't want as much vanilla flavor as I did the cakey part.

I would highly value some recommendations and criticism.

I've got a couple recipes that might be worth sharing. I'm still pretty amateur when it comes to developing my own recipes, so flavor notes will be sparse (if not absent). If you have any tips for improvement, please share :)

Forgot to Manscape! ^(a prickly cucumber ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) ^)

<Cactus>(<INW>) @ 3%
<Cucumber>(<TFA>) @ 5%
<Honeysuckle>(<TFA>) @ 3%
<Lime Tahity (Cold-pressed)>(<FA>) @ 1.5%
<Menthol 10%> @ 0.7%
<Koolada> @ 0.3%

A refreshing summer vape. I wanted to use Cucumber in a recipe, as I haven't since I bought it months ago. Cool, slightly sweet, and refreshing.

Bubba Gum ^(not blowing bubbles... cloud gum?)

<Grape Juice>(<TFA>) @ 6%
<Fuji>(<FA>) @ 4%
<Pear>(<FA>) @ 1.25%
<Cactus>(<INW>) @ 0.25%
<Koolada> 1 drop per 15 ml
<Menthol 10%> 2 drops per 10 ml

After this steeped overnight, it reminded me a lot of the grape Hubba Bubba stuff I used to chew as a kid! This is a bit cooler, though

Well guys, I didn't make into the Semi-Finals for the cannoli contest, but I did want to share my recipe with you all. I guess my cannoli was a tad too "outside the box" for what the competition was about, but none-the-less, someone may enjoy this as much as I did. Without further ado... Fuji Coccoli.....

Recipe: Fuji Coccoli

2% (FA) Cookie
1.5% Coconut (FA)
3.25% Fuji Apple (FA)
1.75% Joy (FA)
3.3% New York Cheesecake (CAP)
2.5% TFA vanilla swirl

Flavor total: 14.3%

Went through about 8 variations of this recipe. Even went to the bakery a couple of times to compare, and I think I was able to capture the Cannoli aspect nicely with this recipe.

The Cream Filling:

With it being summer time, I wanted to step outside of the box a little and create a different type of cannoli. So, I chose my filling to contain a nice creamy Fuji Apple/Coconut flavor.

Fuji Apple: Gives the filling an nice fruity sweetness, reminiscent of summer.

Coconut: Plays well with the Fuji apple giving it some nice body as well as giving it a bit of cream undertone as well - and of course ... the coconut goodness along with it.

Vanilla Swirl : Adds to the overall appeal of the filling. Gives it a nice vanilla kick as well as a bit more cream. Really rounds out the Apple and Fuji in this mix as well as giving the pallet a little more excitement. This also plays well in the pastry outside as well.

New York Cheesecake: I wanted to push this percent to brink of being almost too much. Many variations of this recipe landed me on 3.3% I feel it the perfect percentage to give it a nice thick cream base to really soak up the fuji and coconut. It leads to giving the vape a very dense/moist creamy mouth-feel.

The Pastry:

An original Cannoli can have sort of just a plain type of fried dough, but I wanted mine to be almost like a Funnel Cake type of flavor. This is why I chose Cookie, Joy, And Vanilla Swirl.

Cookie: This is the main pastry note. Its nice and dry which allows it to stand out more into the mix. With a buttery/biscotti type flavor, it really shines as a nice and flaky pastry.

Joy: Coupled with the Cookie, this where you get the "Fried Pastry" type of flavor. This is where the funnel cake pastry dough start to make sense. This was a must. Also gives a little extra vanilla bite to the vape.

Vanilla Swirl: This flavor had a duel purpose in this recipe. I feel this flavor not only helped the cream tremendously, but it also helped give the Pastry a little extra note of vanilla sweetness.

First recipe I've posted up. I made this flavor up for my girlfriend for a summer vape and it's been a huge hit with all my friends as well, I've mixed up a few 100ml's within a couple weeks for people.

Peach melon lemonade

LA Lemonade - @6%

FA Lemon Sicily - @1%

FLV peach - @1.25%

FA white peach - @1.25%

TFA Mango - @1%

FA Meringue - @.5%

Flavor Express Lemon -@.5%

Koolada -@.3%

Best shot at notes

LA Lemonade/FA lemon Sicily/FE lemon LA lemonade makes for a great lemonade base but my girlfriend and I wanted a bit more lemon behind it. FA Lemon Sicily was a good start but it was still missing a punch. FE Lemon gave it that bright lemon punch right up front.

FLV peach/FA white peach I love peach and my GF is obsessed but TFA juice peach kills me. FLV peach is a sweet peach, reminds me of the fruit cup peach which I love, but using the FA white peach gives it a great touch of freshness which worked great.

TFA Mango Honestly, this is the only mango I have. I'd really like to try a few others in this, CAP sweet mango or IWN mango, but @1% it adds just a touch of melon.

FA Meringue Just to sweeten it up. You could skip this but I like lemonades really tart up front with a sweet finish and I really think this adds to it.

Koolada To taste. Honestly I like .7-1% for me, but I can't even detect it till .5%. For my GF and all my friends this was perfect. Adjust as you see fit.

Read a lot of other peoples lemonade recipes while making this so huge thank you to everyone for all the recipes and notes they've posted. :-)

Berry Bay

I wanted another sweet, juicy, fruity flavor to add to my summer vapes. I know not many of you mixed my first submission but hopefully somebody will try this one out. It has a warmer berry background, followed by tart pineapple and kiwi. The strawberry is not prominant but will tie everything together while adding to the sweetness. Good as a shake and vape, but better after 3-4 days. Enjoy!

• 4% Forest Fruit (FA)

• 2% Kiwi Double (TFA)

• 1% Pineapple (TFA)

• 5% Strawberry Shisha (INW)

• 1% Sucralose

13% Total Flavor

https://www.reddit.com/r/DIY_eJuice/comments/4qxdwz/berry_bay_my_second_recipe/

Strawberry Gold

• TFA Strawberry 3.5%
• CAP Sweet Strawberry 3%
• TFA Champagne 2.5%
• TFA Cantaloupe 3%
• TFA Honeysuckle 1%
• INW Cactus 0.25%

Inspired from the tupper clone thread. It's not an exact copy. Has more strawberry and less melon. Little to no steep required overall a tasty juice.

MUFFIN MAN CLONE (TWEAKED)👊

Acetyl Pyrazine 10% - 0.05%

Apple Pie (TPA) - 2.00%

Cinnamon (TPA) - 0.05%

Cinnamon Danish Swirl (CAP) - 5.00%

Fuji Apple (FA) - 4.00%

Glazed Doughnut (CAP) - 1.00%

PG/VG-ratio: 30/70

Flavor total: 1.21 ml (12.1%) 10ml

http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/735830/Muffin+Man+Clone+%2528Tweaked%2529%25F0%259F%2591%258A

OMG Vanilla Coconut Melon

1.5% Coconut (FA)
0.75% Marshmallow (FA)
2% Oba Oba (FA)
1.5% Sweet Coconut (Flavorah)
1.5% Vanilla Shisha (INAWERA)
2% Vanilla Whipped Cream (CAP)
1.5% Wild Melon (Flavorah)

Flavor total: 10.75%

I am really in love with this recipe right now. Great and refreshing in this hot weather!

These were my notes during recipe development:

3 week steep tasted really good. Refreshing and sweet, melon prominent, kind of a juice or cocktail texture, no meatiness. Couldn't taste any coconut though, added .5 to FLV Coconut, and 1.5% FA Coconut to boost it. Already pretty sweet, so adding the FA as it's not as sweet.. Good as is though, just would like a hint more of coconut. Also changing the fresh cream to vanilla whip cream for more vanilla flavor and hopefully mouth feel. Also FA marshmallow for thickening gooeyness, hopefully won't be too sweet?

V2 is perfect for me, the Vanilla WC added the creamy mouth feel it was missing. Tried at 2 week steep this time, couldn't wait anymore. I will be stuck on this one awhile :D

[Melon Hi-Chew] (Exported From All The Flavors)

Flavor|% :---|---: [FLV] Cantaloupe|1.0 [CAP] Sweet Mango|4.0 [TPA] Papaya|3.3 [HS] Mango|1.0 [INW] Cactus|0.5 [TPA] Sweetener|0.25

After a 2 day steep it tastes pretty spot on, gives the Cantaloupe time to mellow out. Was just going for a melon mix so it was a happy accident.

Notes will be on ELR, if any :P

Summertime

Ingredient|% :---|---: Blueberry Candy (TPA)|2 Blueberry Extra (TPA)|3 Blueberry Wild (TPA)|2 Grape Candy (TPA)|3 Grape Juice (TPA)|2 Koolada 10% (TPA)|4 Menthol|3 Watermelon (TPA)|3

Flavor total: 22%

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Malibu base - add fruit

Ingredient|% :---|---: Coconut (TPA)|3 Jamaican Rum (TPA)|7

Flavor total: 10%

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Fresh Orange v2

Ingredient|% :---|---: Ecto Cooler Type (FW)|15 Orange Mandarin (TPA)|4 Super Sweet (CAP)|2

Flavor total: 21%

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Blues v2

Ingredient|% :---|---: Anise (FA)|0.75 Apple (TPA)|3 Blueberry Candy (TPA)|4 Blueberry Extra (TPA)|4 Bubblegum (TPA)|4 Koolada 10% (TPA)|1 Raspberry (Sweet) (TPA)|3

Flavor total: 19.75%

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Peachiwi

Ingredient|% :---|---: Dragonfruit (TPA)|2 Kiwi Double (TPA)|1.5 Peach (Juicy) (TPA)|10

Flavor total: 13.5%

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Mixed Berry Anise v2

Tiger's Tears

Ingredient|% :---|---: Coconut (TPA)|1 Koolada 10% (TPA)|4 Strawberry (TPA)|6 Watermelon (TPA)|4

Flavor total: 15%

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Lion's Blood

Ingredient|% :---|---: Coconut (TPA)|1 Peach (Juicy) (TPA)|6 Strawberry (TPA)|8

Flavor total: 15.5%

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Lion's Tears

Ingredient|% :---|---: Coconut (TPA)|1 Koolada|4 Peach (Juicy) (TPA)|6 Strawberry (TPA)|8

Flavor total: 19%

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Yes, yes, yet another Strawberry milkshake..

‎lait à la fraise

Brand | Flavour | % |----|----|----| TFA | Malted milk | 1 TFA | Marshmallow | 3 TFA | VBIC | 8 TFA | Strawberry ripe | 6

2 week steep, thick, dense, unbelievably milky with no socks in sight. Could probably benefit from some more Strawberries in my stash but for the time being this definitely hits the spot.

This is a variation of a recipe originally posted by /u/grodek. It's a very mellow take on a common flavor profile. Some might find it bland, but I feel it has a subtle appeal where everything melds together into a cohesive whole without being in your face.

Melon INW, 2.8%
Honeydew TFA, 1.3%
Pear INW, 2.8%
Pear FA, 1.8%
Strawberry, ripe TFA, 1%
Cactus INW, 0.6%
Lime INW, 0.4%

It takes about a day before the Cactus isn't too much. This is my fourth iteration and the first time with the lime: which is what made it good enough to post. After a day the lime is very present, maybe a hair too much. This is also the first time I made enough for it to last more than a few days so we will see what it is like at the end of the bottle.

7up

Aurora (FA) - .5%
Cactus (INW) - .5%
Champagne (TPA) - 1%
Citrus Punch (TPA) - 5%
Koolada (TPA) - .5%
Lemon Lime (CAP) - 5.5%
Lemon Sicily (FA) - 1.5%
Sour (TPA) - .4% Sweetener (TPA) - .5%

This is my first public recipe, enjoy!

A few flavor notes: Aurora - This is an odd delightful intense flavor that just pushes this recipe over the edge. Its not completely necessary but its just not the same without it.

Cactus - This flavor brings back some of the wetness that the champagne takes away. 

Champagne - This is what provides the majority of the effervescent feeling of the vape, it wouldn't be 7-up without the bubbles. It does have a tendency to dry out your recipe so be careful.

Citrus Punch/Lemon Lime - This is the major flavor profile of this beverage. Citrus punch also adds a little more of that bubbly feeling.

Koolada - It wouldn't be a refreshing citrus beverage without the ice!

Lemon Sicily - This is to boost the lemon flavor of the citrus punch since it seems to be a little lime heavy

Sour - This is used to add that lip smacking tartness the pop has naturally.

Sweetener - In order to taste like the commercial sugary pop that it is it has to have some added sweetener. It definitely isn't 7up without it, its just a lemon lime drink. May need to add more to taste, I don't normally use sweetener that much so I didn't add much.

1 week steep is recommended to smooth out the harshness that comes with all the citrus.

From <http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/759374/7up>

Late to the party as always. I've had a lot of.. difficult things going on recently so I've not really been inspired to rummage around in my flavor drawers for hours trying to find something decent.

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SWEET PEAR | % ---|---|---- Pear (SCE)| 7 | Fuji Apple (FA) | 3 | Whipped Cream (TFA) | 1.5 | Dragon Fruit (TFA) | 1 |

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So yeah, this started with me being lazy. A while back somebody posted a recipe with Silver Cloud Estate's Pear @ 7.5%. Being a huge pear fan, I fell in love and that's all I've been vaping recently since it's the easiest recipe I know. Again, lazy.

These additions came from my weirdly intense desire to have a "canned pears" vape. Y'know, the ones in syrup? So damn good. I'd tried in the past by simply adding sweetener but meh. I didn't quite achieve anything like that here either, but I do really like how it turned out.

• Pear (SCE)
  Silver Cloud Estate makes a phenomenal pear. It isn't too juicy or sweet, it is more like taking an actual bite of a pear. When I finish the recipe I have no doubt this will still be the star.

• Fuji Apple (FA)
  Fuji has a tendency to provide some sweetness and juiciness to dryer fruit vapes. Plus it's just delicious. Plus apple juice is an ingredient in a lot of those syrupy fruit preservatives IIRC. Plus.. well just look at this and tell me you pear enthusiasts didn't pop a semi there. All in all this stuff adds a bit of tartness, some sweetness, and a juicy mouthfeel.

• Whipped Cream (TFA)
  I love TFA's Whipped Cream. Why? Motherfucking triacetin. Triacetin is the main ingredient of TFA Smooth and does a phenomenal job (IMO) of blending and smoothing out harsher/dry notes in juices. I'm not 100% sure on the percentage I went with, you can taste it a little too much for my purposes. Still adds a nice mellow.. roundness of sorts.

• Dragonfruit (TFA)
  What would a fruit mix be without a little pitahaya? The triethyl citrate makes for a great emulsifier and at lower percentages like this it really helps fruits shine without overpowering.

• OPTIONAL
  A little bit of EM (maybe 0.5 - 1%) would probably make this mix more palatable to most. I've just gotten so tired of sweeteners that I haven't bothered trying. But yeah, I can see a benefit here.

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Final notes, my ~~generalplan ost~~ master plan for the future is to try and replicate the syrup-y part more. That is more pressing to me than the pear flavor and the part that has eluded me the longest. I'd also like to take it a bit further and make a nice cinammon/pear/peaches, but that's long down the line. But the recipe above definitely makes a great vape if you're in to pears and apples! Hope somebody enjoys. And even if you don't, you should try SCE Pear. Beats every other pear I've tried.

The Simple Life - PomApple

FA Fuji, 2.5℅
FA Pomegranate, 3.8℅

Take two of the best standalone flavors I've ever had and mix them: success is virtually guaranteed. The Fuji provides sweetness and complexity and the Pom adds flavor and tartness. Acceptable as a shake and vape but it takes 3-5 days for the pomegranate to really shine.

I'm assuming that I don't have to go in depth on flavor notes for this thread, so I'm just going to touch on them.

The following strawberry milk is still being worked on but is pretty good as is. It started off as a strawberry cookie and tasted pretty milky when I got to the current iteration and frankly i think it's better than the cookie would have been.

I think strawberry custard/cream/whatever is hard to fuck up and this recipe backs that up. I fucked up a cookie and still ended up with something good.

Anyway, here's Echo

1.5% - Marshmallow (TPA)

4% - Strawberry (Ripe) (TPA)

2% - Strawberry (TPA)

2.5% - Sugar Cookie (CAP)

0.5% - Sweet Cream (TPA)

1.25% - Vanilla Custard (TPA)

Marshmallow used to be at 2% and strawberry ripe was at 5% and strawberry wasn't in it. It was way too sweet so I dialed down marshmallow and rip and added strawberry to lower the sweetness and change the tone of the overall strawberry.

Sugar cookie was an artifact from the original cookie recipe. Thanks to the strawberry ripe you mostly get the powdered sugar and specific sugar cookie sweetness without the cookie itself which is what really makes this one unique

Vanilla custard and sweet cream were the magic that made the milk base. It's isn't super milky but I'm going to play with these two. I know that bumping up sweet cream to 3% (it was an accident) and vanilla custard to 1.5% made it more custard than milk.

I'm actually vaping this same recipe minus the two strawberries and it's really nice too. Sugar cookie comes out a lot more in the absence of the strawberry.

Try it and tell me what you think

Edit: added the name Echo because everyone and their friend has a strawberry custard style flavor.

This one is inspired by a recent discussion I had with /u/NotCharlesManson about the merits and characteristics of INW Anton Apple.

Strapped Nana
INW Anton Apple - 3%
FA Fuji Apple - 0.5%
LA Banana Cream - 3%
FA Strawberry - 1.5%
CAP Sweet Strawberry - 1%
TFA Dragonfruit - 0.5%

For an authentic green apple, pick up INW Anton Apple. It is like a sour version of FA Fuji...absolutely delightful. I used Fuji here to add some of sweetness beneath the Anton. I used LA Banana cream because I knew it would work well as a base for this stunning gem. For more banana flavor, try 1-1.5% FA Banana to punch it up. As a compliment, I wanted a sweet fruit to bring it all together so I called on FA Strawberry to deliver the sweetness and CAP Sweet strawberry to boost it without letting it steal anything from my main event. TFA Dragonfruit is here to make sure that everyone blends well.

This mix has Green Apple smacking you in the face in the best way possible as it intoduces itself to you before leaving you with a smooth, sweet banana/strawberry combo and a lingering apple that beckons you back. No steep time required, but it gets better overnight.

Coconut RY4

Ingredient|% :---|---: RY4 Double (TFA)|2.5 RY0 (INW)|1 Coconut Cookies (INW)|1.5 Coconut (FA)|1

Smooth, rich and creamy caramel coconut tobacco. It was pretty good when I mixed it up, then I forgot about it for a couple weeks and found the bottle laying around just now... Yeah, I'm definitely making more of this.

Peach Snapple!

Flavor|Vendor|% :--|:--|:-- Peach (Juicy)|TFA|5 Sweet Tea|CAP|4 Green Tea|TFA|1 Lemon Sicily|FA|1

Description isn't really needed - tastes like Peach Snapple! I use liquid stevia from Trader Joe's at 1.5 drop/10mL but you can sweeten to taste with sucralose. I'd suggest 1%. Shake n vape all day.

Peach (Juicy) (TFA) - The peach part of the peach tea. It's my favorite peach I've tried so far. My mother would can peaches in light syrup every year and that stuff was gold. This flavor reminds me of them.

Sweet Tea (CAP) - One of the tea bases of the drink. I know this flavor seems to be hit and miss with some people, but I've been enjoying it in this recipe. Some people suggest black tea but there's something about this flavor that makes me think of a $0.79 can of tea.

Green Tea (TFA) - The dryer part of the tea. Snapple uses green and black tea blend in their drinks and the small amount of green tea in the recipe makes a huge difference.

Lemon Sicily (FA) - I was missing this in my first attempts. Something kept tasting off, almost like it wasn't tart or sharp enough. Decided to throw some of this in there, and it made a huge difference.

Hope you guys and gals enjoy!

Taking a break from my summer fruits and getting ready for some camping trips, I came up with this lovely morning vape, fantastic in front of the campfire waiting for morning coffee.

It's too damn early

Ingredient|% :---|---: Booster (Tiramisu) (FA)|1.25 Chocolate Deutsch (Flavorah)|0.4 Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (FW)|6

Flavor total: 7.65%

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FA Tiramisu: A great Choco/coffee flavor. A touch on the bitter side but not too terribly so. Needs some creams to soften it up a bit.

FW Vanilla Bean Ice Cream: I've found this to be a bit sweeter than TFA VBIC, with much less buttery tones that I get from TFA. A nice sweet creamy base for my coffee.

FLV Chocolate Deutsch: Because there was no good reason not to, it's fucking good.

Cocodonut Cream

Steeped 4 days using Arctic .5 at 35%

Sweet Coconut (FLV) 5%
Vanilla Custard (CAP) 3%
Shisha Vanilla (INW) 1% Glazed Doughnut (CAP) 2%
Cotton Candy (TFA) 1%

12% flavors 78/22 PG/VG

Coconut cream is a big reason I started DIY, there is no good ones I've found out In the market. This seems like a good base to start. The coconut is not overpowering or flower like, I really like this flavor. I love Vanilla Custard and with the sweet coconut it pairs together great I added a little Shisha Vanilla to give the creamy taste another dimension. The doughnut comes out just enough at 2% and brings the Flavors all together. I added the cotton candy as a sweetener.

I made 6 new Flavors a few days ago and this was the first one I tried and got to say it came out smooth and sweet. I'm liking it a lot but it will take a few tankfuls to find out if it holds up. I think I can do some things with this base so I'm pretty excited about it. Let me know what you think and If you have the ingredients I'd love to get feedback on how you think it turns out

This is my first recipe I felt was good enough to share, I've been trying to figure out a nice berry-melon-cucumber mix that is sweet yet refreshing and light enough to vape all day. It has a nice tartness that I'm enjoying a lot, too.

The cucumber/lemon-lime/cactus provide a nice backbone to balance the strong strawberry and watermelon flavors. Thinking of messing with the cucumber percentages a little bit, but I've enjoyed it this way a lot. Any suggestions or feedback appreciated, only been mixing a few months! Great shake-and-vape, best after a day or two.

Summer Mix 

Ingredient|% :---|---: Cactus (INAWERA)|1 Cucumber (TPA)|1.5 Lemon Lime (CAP)|1 Red Summer (Watermelon) (FA)|3 Red Touch (Strawberry) (FA)|1.5 Strawberry Shisha (INAWERA)|4 Watermelon (TPA)|1.5

Flavor total: 13.5%

Awesome Delicious Vanilla (ADV) Custard

So this is my first recipie I feel confident enough to share. It started off as an attempt to clone one of the juices that really helped me to quit analogs GNS Vanilla Custard (shout out to Alohma in Omaha). It's a really good vanilla custard with kind of a spice flavor I couldn't quite place.

I started by single flavor testing some of the vanilla and vanilla custard flavors I had. Got to CAP vanilla custard V1 tested at 5% and thought holy shit I can't believe it's a single flavor that I liked so much. Thought all it really needed was to be kicked up a % or 2 and a bit of sweetner. Took it down to the store and had a guy try it. He thought it was about spot on with some sweetner and maybe a little more creamy element. I got online and read the company's description of the flavor and it said "vanilla custard with a touch of custard". Hit the mixing station and came up with this:

Vanilla Custard V1 (CAP) @7%

Vanilla Custard (TFA) @2%

Fresh Cream (FA) @1%

Cotton Candy (TFA) @1%

As it turns out it is completely different from what I set out too make but it's probably one of my favorite flavors that I've tried.

Now I'm not very good at putting together flavor notes but this is how I can best describe it, a super creamy vanilla custard with almost a caramel and graham cracker exhale. I think the creamy from the TFA vanilla custard tones down the spice flavor I get from the CAP vanilla custard and the fresh cream ties it all together. The cotton candy adds just the right amount of sweetness it was lacking.

Here's a link to it in ATF: https://alltheflavors.com/recipes/8139#awesome_delicious_vanilla_adv_custard_by_togiraikonoka0618

I think you could probably add a strawberry or maybe orange flavor to switch it up a bit (I'll probably try adding a little bit of of FW blood orange and see how it goes)

I haven't let it really steep yet but it's great for me after 12hrs and I'll be interested to see what it's like after a week or 2 if I can get it to last that long

Please let me know what you think here or on ATF.

EDIT: I tried adding 1.5% FW blood orange. Keeps the eggy creamy custard goodness with a touch or graham exahale, but it adds a nice orange top note and really adds some brightness to the recipe

Any suggestions on another orange flavor to try or other ways to improve on the original recipe would be greatly appreciated for a new DYIer.

First recipe share on here. Lemme know what you think. Also, any recommendations welcome. It's a grape inhale with a slightly sweet lemonade exhale. Great shake and vape!

Grape-Ade

Vendor | Flavor | Amount ------|------|------ INW | Grapes | 3% INW | Cactus | .5% FW | Lemonade (Natural) | 4% FA | Lemon Sicily | 1% TFA | Koolada (optional) | 1% CAP | Super Sweet | .5%

Flavor Total: 10%

Link to recipe on ELR. Please Rate!

I Can't Believe It's Not Manson's Strawberry Shortcake Bar

• TFA Bavarian Cream - 3%
• INW Biscuit - 1%
• TFA Cheesecake Graham Crust - 2.63%
• FA Joy - 0.38%
• TFA Strawberry - 1.5%
• TFA Strawberry (Ripe) - 6%
• CAP Sugar Cookie - 4.25%
• TFA Vanilla Swirl 2%

Tastes like /u/NotCharlesManson 's incredible Strawberry Shortcake Bar (minus the stick), minus the FW Yellow cake.

edit: Oops, I forgot to list the 2% Vanilla Swirl

I'm almost convinced you can use this formula to replace FW Yellow Cake in any recipe. 1% Yellow Cake = 1.5% CAP Sugar Cookie, 0.75% TFA Cheesecake Graham Crust, 0.25% FA Joy.

As a base, 60% CAP Sugar Cookie, 30% TFA Cheesecake Graham Crust, 10% FA Joy, and then use 2.5% of that in place of every 1% FW Yellow Cake.

Try that in your favorite recipe that has Yellow Cake in it and let me know what you think!

I've been working on this recipe on and off for a year but I think I probably need different flavors..

Key Lime Coconut Pie 

Ingredient|% :---|---: Biscuit (INAWERA)|1 Cinnamon Danish Swirl v2 (CAP)|3 Coconut Extra (TPA)|2 Custard (FA)|1 Key Lime (TPA)|4 Meringue (FA)|1 VBIC (TPA)|3

Flavor total: 15%

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So, I'll walk y'all through this and hopefully I can tweak this a little bit more. It's not bad but it's missing something.

TFA Key Lime: Main ingredient. Would tahiti cold pressed be better for this recipe? Maybe? I don't own it but I've heard amazing things about it. Anyways, it's a pretty tart/candy key lime that still works pretty well given everything else going on in here.

CAP Cinnamon Danish Swirl: Cookie/pie crust base. Chosen because it's pretty mellow on the cinnamon and has a distinct cookie flavor that I like for pastries more than actual graham cracker flavorings usually.

INW Biscuit: Just adding another layer with the cinnamon danish. I might try FA cookie next time, however I find FA cookie to be sort of "nutty" in a way that might not jive with this.

TFA Coconut Extra: I bought this for a couple other recipes (all the "blood" recipes) but I find it's not too "candy" like and has a buttery/fatty vibe to it. Too much of this tastes like sunscreen, I might even lower this to 1% in the next iteration.

FA Custard: Chosen because I wanted to add a custard, but this one has a lemon note to it. I figure this would blend nicely with the key lime and add a little depth on that side.

FA Meringue: I could have used all sorts of other stuff, like FA fresh cream, or whipped, or whatever, but I fucking love this stuff. It's incredible. I add it to almost all my pastry-type flavors.

TFA VBIC: Pie and ice cream, why not? Some people hate this flavor -- it's going to depend on how you react to the volatiles in this one. I also picked this to blend out/mellow the key lime a bit as it tends to mellow out almost every fruit flavor it comes in contact with.

...aaaand that's what I've got going.

Tasting notes: Very blended -- no single flavor sticks out too much. I would prefer a more juicy/sweet lime so the cold tahiti might be on the order list in the future. Smooth enough to be an ADV for me though, but I love key lime pie.

Moar tobacci, this time an apple-menthol tobacco. Rich, sweet, slightly tart apple with a helping of cool menthol served in an ashtray. Yum. At the moment my go-to beervape.

Frozen Applebacco 

Ingredient|% :---|---: Arctic Winter (Menthol Artic) (FA)|1 Cured Tobacco (Flavorah)|0.5 Fuji Apple (FA)|1.5 Mild Winter (Peppermint) (FA)|1 MTS Vape Wizard (FA)|0.25 Natural Mint (INAWERA)|0.5 RY4 Double (TPA)|3 Two Apples (INAWERA)|1.5

Flavor total: 9.25%

Tobacco base: The tried and true RY4D and FLV cured tobacco is wonderful, here at low % since I wanted it just to linger in the background.

Apple main note: FA Fuji + INW Two apples play fantastically together, fuji being the main profile as a sweet red apple, with 2 apples bringing more depth with sour and bright notes.

The menthol: FA arctic winter brings the icy menthol, with FA peppermint and INW natural mint bringing sweetness and flavor.

Arctic winter and fuji tend to be a bit harsh on the throat, so 2 drops/10ml MTS will smooth them a bit, but that's optional.

1 week steep.

Mellon Burst
Honeydew Mellon (CAP) @ 7%
Peach (Juicy) (TFA) @ 2%
Strawberry (Ripe) (TFA) @ 2%
Rasberry v2 (CAP) @1.5%
Flavor Total: 12.5%

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My first recipe that I like enough to share with the internet. Feedback would be apriciated.

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This uses honeydew as the main flavor. Peach (Juicy) and Strawberry (Ripe) mellow and sweeten the honeydew, and Rasberry adds a nice tart taste to the exhale.

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Edit: I forgot steep times so here it is. Works as a shake & vape, but for best results steep at least overnight.

Mr. Hat V2 - Honey Apple Tobacco

• Bavarian Cream (TFA) @ 3.00%
• Fuji Apple (FA) @ 2.50%
• Nutty Princess (INW) @ 2.00%
• Milk & Honey (FLV) @ 2.00%
• Green Apple (TFA) @ 1.00%
• Cubano (TFA) @ 1.00%

Flavor total: 11.50%. This is version 2 where I dropped the Latakia from version 1, replaced FA Honey with FLV Milk & Honey, and bumped up the Fuji slightly.

Banoffee Crack!

Something I've been wanting to make for a little while. So far I'm just shaking and vaping, so time will tell how this flavour steeps. However, I think I've found a new all day vape. I'd be very interested to know what you guys think, or any ideas anyone has to improve the flavour!

70:30 - VG:PG

17.5% total flavour

• Banana Cream (TPA) - 3%
• Bavarian Cream (TPA) - 1%
• Cheesecake (Graham Crust) (TPA) - 4.5%
• Dulce de Leche (TPA) - 3%
• Sweet Cream (TPA) - 3.5%
• Vanilla Custard (TPA) - 2.5%

This is a recipe incorporating pear, caramel & cream. Wayne Walker did a quick Pear Caramel on his vid a couple weeks ago and it inspired me a great deal. This tastes almost like a cooked pear in a way. Asian pear is what it reminds me of, with a caramel drizzle. It's not a good S&V, as it tastes like apple straight away. Definitely great after a 5-6 day steep(I think it shines at day 13 personally, because the brown sugar really shines through with the caramels). Very smooth, with a brown sugar/pear inhale & a cream, pear & caramel exhale. I hope you enjoy it. It was fun to make & 'fell' into place so quickly and easily! (I'm sorry for my formatting. I'm new and still trying to figure out how you all create those neat little boxes for posting recipes!)

Caramel-Drizzled Asian Pear

Pear Concentrate (INW) @0.15%

Pear (FA) @1.75%

Fuji Apple (FA) @0.25%

Vienna Cream (FA) @1%

Shisha Vanilla (INW) @2%

French Vanilla Cream (TFA) @3%

Caramel (FA) @1%

Caramel Candy (FW) @1%

Brown Sugar Extra (TFA) @0.5%

Notes: My choice for the caramel was based on the fact that I didn't want a heavy, sticky, buttery type caramel like you would have with a caramel apple. I wanted something light but still prominent enough that you know it's there. My choice of FW Caramel Candy & FA Caramel made that work. With the addition of Brown Sugar Extra, it gave my caramel the kick I was looking for. This combination tastes like 'homemade' caramel you make in a skillet, as opposed to candy caramel.

FA Pear, to me, was great. But on its' own was lacking something that brings out that Asian Pear quality. I felt the addition of INW(at a low percentage) & FA Fuji created the 'cooked' or marinated pear flavor I was searching for.

The cream is just added for mouth feel and fullness of the vape. I chose TFA French Vanilla because it isn't as heavy as Capella's.

Again, this really shines at 13 days steeping. Any sooner(as with a shake and vape, it tastes like bland apple)

If you've ever tasted reverb from audiofog, this is as close as I could get. The flavor profile is suppose to be strawberry fruit chew, resembling a pink starburst.

All flavors are from tpa...

Strawberry - 8% Strawberry ripe - 3.5% Vanilla swirl - 4% Watermelon- 2 or 3% Sour - .5 % Cotton candy- 3%

Not sure if cotton candy is essential. I know some people don't like sweeteners but it really gives it the candy effect.

It's a good insta vape but gets better after a day or 2.

Feels like it may be missing something but definitely an all day vape and hard to put down. This is literally all I vape since I've discovered it.

Summer's Chill 

0.75% Cactus (INAWERA)
5% FA watermelon
4% Green Tea (TPA)
1% Koolada 10% (TPA)
1.75% Sour (TPA)
2% Two Apples (INAWERA)

Flavor total: 14.5%

Was looking for a nice refreshing Summer Vape. Also, I wanted to play around with a few new flavors to see how they would hold up to one another (Specifically "Two Apples").

This turned out to be an incredible, refreshing, and delicious vape. Watermelon holds up both on the inhale and exhale. The exhale, in my opinion, is where all of the flavors dance! You get the Watermelon/Cactus mix upfront, followed by a nice herbal/floral tea mixed in. The Two Apples/Sour combo gives it that nice extra kick to the pallet with a cooling finish. This will stay in my rotation for a long time to come.

Enjoy! If you end it up mixing it up - let me know what you think.

Raspberry Pie

• Raspberry (FA) 1.5%
• Raspberry (SOL) 0.5%
• Biscuit (INW) 1%
• Custard (FA) 2.5%
• Cheesecake Graham Crust (TFA) 2.5%
• Bavarian Cream (TFA) 2%

Delicious raspberry pie with crème patissière. You probably don't have SOL Raspberry so use your favorite combo. SOL is very realistic and a little tart, FA is more candy like with some slightly floral notes. They are my favorite raspberries and go great together.

Eton mess goodness alert !

Right, after vaping away several barrels of element strawberry whip I did take the matter into my own hands and came up with a juice of my own. This is my first one but I think I did ok...

You can find the recipe here : http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/758870/Eton+mess+goodness

Or:

Vendor|Flavor|Amount :--|:--|:-- TPA|Sweetner|1% TPA|Rasperry(sweet)|1.2% TPA|Strawberry(Ripe)|4% CAP|Sweet Strawberry|5% TPA|Vanilla Bean Ice Cream|1.8% TPA|Whipped Cream|3.8%

Total flavour : 16.8%

It really reminds me of a strawberry pavlova or as some of brits knows it as an eton mess.

It is good as a shake and vape, after one week of steeping the strawberry flavours really grow.

I was not a big fan of all the recipes using custard etc...

Let me know if you guys find some things that can be improved or tweaked (perhaps replacing the vanilla bean ice cream for tpa ?)

After unsuccessfully trying homebrew tea extractions, i decided to pick up some FA Black Tea. I made my first recipe with it which after a few variations, turned out to be a really light and refreshing summer vape

Arnold Palmer

• FA Black Tea 2.5
• LA Lemonade 4
• FA Lemon Sicily 1.5
• TFA Sweetener 1

Needs a day or two for the tea to smooth out

Mind Control Ray

Vendor | Flavor | Amount ----------|---|------------- CAP | Sugar Cookie | 6% TFA | Graham Cracker Clear | 2% FW | Yellow Cake | 1% TFA | Strawberry (Ripe) | 3% LA | Cream Cheese Icing | 3%

I hit on the Sugar Cookie/Graham Cracker/Yellow Cake base when trying to nail down a chocolate chip cookie, but CAP chocolate fudge brownie is too strong. So, plan B was to come up with something else to put with it. As it turns out, Strawberry ripe and cream cheese icing are perfect for that task.

I'm a total greenhorn, so comments/suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Snow Man- A simple Andes Pillow Mint recipe, has a chocolate after tone after the mint comes thru.. a very nice vape..

felt i would post it after watching Wayne's Video Cast yesterday ..i have been vaping this off and on for a few months.

Bavarian cream (TPA) @ 2%

Dairy milk (TPA) @ 2%

Marshmallow (LA) @2%

Megasweet (Delosi) @.5%

Peppermint (CAP) @2%

Peppermint (Delosi) @2%

Rum (Delosi) @1.5%

Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (CAP) @3%

flavor total is 9.6ml /15% for a 64 ml bottle @70vg/30pg -3mg nic

I'm a new mixer and stumbled upon this recipe. I'll admit it was an accident but the end result has sort of an egg custard snowball flavor.

Max Vg TFA Mandarin Orange 5% TFA Hawaiian Drink 1 drop per 10ml TFA Smooth 1 drop per 10 ml TFA Vanilla Swirl 1 drop per 10 ml TFA Ethyl Maltol 1.5%

At first I mixed everything except for the vanilla swirl and thought I had made a good mix. It tasted petty good but I just got some vanilla swirl the other day and thought about using it. I was surprised at how much it changed the profile by adding it. I'm not saying it's great but I can vape it.

I was intrigued by Bilberry when I heard about it. Nobody could quite describe what its like and when I got it and finally took a big 'ole whiff it was awful. This stuff literally smells like a goat's asshole, making me all the more excited to see the hype. After playing around what felt like a million times I got this.

Bitter

• 2% TFA Dragonfruit

• 2% FA Fuji

• 2.5% INW Mango

• 2% CAP Golden Pineapple

• 1% INW Lemon

• 0.5% INW Cactus

• 1.5% INW White Grapefruit

• 1% TFA Koolada (If you so desire)

• 1 drop per 10 mL Bilberry

This vape you will drip, take a hit, and then immediately think to yourself "Why do I like this?". It has a strong, juicy, citrus flavor mixed with an odd almost bitter flavor added by the Bilberry. Do not let the name or description turn you away from buying this flavoring. I hate anything bitter with a passion. I'm very picky with my vapes, hating just about any creams and vaping almost exclusively fruity blends. This stuff is fantastic. It is one of the most weirdly satisfying recipes you will ever try and if you haven't gone ahead and bought Bilberry I'd highly suggest you do.

The lemon flavor is very strong as there are lots of citrus compliments with the white grapefruit and cactus so you may be able to go as low as .5%. I just ordered FA Lemon Sicily so I will experiment subbing it in as its referred to as one of the better lemon flavorings. Besides that the only advice I would say is make sure you use bilberry last and clean your syringes very well after as it's incredibly strong and the difference 1 drop can make is huge.

This is not a shake and vape! This recipe needs a bare minimum of 12 hrs to steep, but I'd give it 3-7 days for optimal blending. Enjoy!

I vaped 130ml of this till now. I love it, and I wanna ask you what do you guys think about it:

SUMMER VIBES

TPA Banana Ripe 2% TPA Strawberry 10% TPA Marshmallow 3% FW Extreme ice 0.5-1%

It's simple but imo it's refreshing. Any thought/tip about it is important for me!

After 2 days of steep, the strawberry will mix with the banana. After 5 days It's ready to vape!

First of all I just want to thank everyone for continuing to post great recipes and great advice!

Been DIY'ing for around 9 months, I don't mix all that often but I'm getting there! This is my first post on here because this is my first fairly complex recipe that I really enjoy. This may need some tweaking but I often change at least one thing each time I make it. Id really appreciate to hear what you guys think.

This is my latest batch, it's yet to fully steep but it's close to what I've made previously.

Raspberry Lemonade

Pink Lemonade (OOO). - 4%. Citrus Punch (TPA) - 3%. Raspberry Sweet (TPA) - 3% Raspberry (INW). - 1.5% Cactus (INW). - 1% Dragonfruit (TPA). - 2% Koolada (TPA). - 2% Meringue (TPA). - 1.5%

Pink Lemonade / Citrus Punch I wanted the lemon in this recipe to be the first thing you notice when you vape it and with these combined at 7% it's gives me that. The citrus punch is there to back up the Pink Lemonade while giving a fruity undertone which helps meld into the raspberry.

Raspberry Sweet / Raspberry This is supporting note of the recipe. Raspberry (INW) gives the tartness and body of the fruit and the Raspberry Sweet gives it a candy coating taking the potential harshness off of the Raspberry (INW)

Dragonfruit This provides a bridge between the lemon and raspberry while adding a different dimension of fruitiness.

Cactus What's a fruit recipe without a splash of cactus? Some say it's overused, I say it's necessary. It adds a wetness and juicy feel to the vape.

Koolada I've had trouble finding the right percentage for this. Too low and you don't notice it, too high it begins to mute things. I thing 2% could be on the fence if not on the mute side. Adds a coolness and menthol feel, it's the ice in the cup.

Meringue This is a new addition to the mix as I've found this can sometimes be slightly harsh. I added to blend everything together, taking away the harshness from the lemon note as well as adding a slightly different mouth feel.

Let me know what you guys think! If there's anything I can add/take away from this.

7up

This is my first public recipe, enjoy

Aurora (FA) - .5% Cactus (INW) - .5% Champagne (TPA) - 1% Citrus Punch (TPA) - 5% Koolada (TPA) - .5% Lemon Lime (CAP) - 5.5% Lemon Sicily (FA) - 1.5% Sour (TPA) - .4% Sweetener (TPA) - .5%

A few flavor notes: Aurora - This is an odd delightful intense flavor that just pushes this recipe over the edge. Its not completely necessary but its just not the same without it.

Cactus - This flavor brings back some of the wetness that the champagne takes away.

Champagne - This is what provides the majority of the effervescent feeling of the vape, it wouldn't be 7-up without the bubbles. It does have a tendency to dry out your recipe so be careful.

Citrus Punch/Lemon Lime - This is the major flavor profile of this beverage. Citrus punch also adds a little more of that bubbly feeling.

Koolada - It wouldn't be a refreshing citrus beverage without the ice!

Lemon Sicily - This is to boost the lemon flavor of the citrus punch since it seems to be a little lime heavy

Sour - This is used to add that lip smacking tartness the pop has naturally.

Sweetener - In order to taste like the commercial sugary pop that it is it has to have some added sweetener. It definitely isn't 7up without it, its just a lemon lime drink. May need to add more to taste, I don't normally use sweetener that much so I didn't add much.

1 week steep is recommended to smooth out the harshness that comes with all the citrus.

(recipe link below) I rewrote a Kilo's Kiberry Yogurt clone that's been floating around written by SteppedOutOfTheSMOG on Vaping Underground.

Can't stand Strawberry Kiss so I went with CAP Sweet Strawberry at 4% and upped FA Kiwi to 1.5%. Also made adjustments on the cream and yogurt base and honestly I think this turned out very good.

Tastes good after warm bath and vigorous shake, but between 3 days and a week this will come together nicely. May do some good with one drop of mts vape wizard per 30ml.

http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/458744/Jam%2527s+Kiberry+Yogurt+Clone

Edit: fixed privacy setting on recipe link.

Peanut Butter Banana thing

- Banana Cream (<TFA>) @ 4%
- DX Peanut Butter (<TFA>) @ 8%
- DX Sweet Cream (<TFA>) @ 2%
- Marshmallow (<TFA>) @ 2%
- Ripe Banana (<TFA>) @ 2%

This took about 2 weeks to be very good. It's approaching a month now and I love it. My inspiration was Blue Dot Vapor King's Treat.

The ripe banana is a beast at first, but after some time it seems to be doing a great job of keeping a noticeable banana flavor there. At some point I might mix some ripe banana and banana cream together just to find out how they taste by themselves. In this recipe everything is playing together well to give just enough rich and creaminess without losing the banana flavor.

Sweet Cream and Peanut Butter was an attempt to re-create actual peanut butter flavor instead of the more peanut-y flavor of the TFA Peanut Butter.

Marshmallow is there less to taste like marshmallow, and more to add some sweetness without just adding sweetener.

Overall I'm happy with this one and plan to continue vaping it mixed this way.

‎lait à la fraise Yes, yet another Strawberry milkshake.

Brand | Flavour | % | - - - | - - - | - - - | TFA | Malted milk | 1 TFA | Marshmallow | 3 TFA | VBIC | 8 TFA | Strawberry ripe | 6