Bedrocket 
a malty Vanilla & Fruity Pebbles milkshake topped with a dollop of whipped cream.

Ingredient|% :---|---: Fruity Flakes (FW)|4 Hazelnut (FW)|0.5 Marshmallow (CAP)|2 Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (CAP)|3 Vanilla Swirl (TPA)|2 Vanilla Whipped Cream (CAP)|1.5

Flavor total: 13%

Very tasty as a shake-n-vape, but if you give it a week, the Fruity Flakes smooth out and the Hazelnut, VBIC & Vanilla Swirl reward you by becoming a much more malty & delicious milkshake base.

PLEASE BE ADVISED: FW Fruity Flakes contain sugars that may not be safe to vape, so mixer discretion is advised. It's also the one ingredient here I've never successfully subbed.

In lieu of detailed flavor notes, I'd prefer to offer my thanks to the community, and this subreddit specifically.

Today, August 1st 2016, marks my first year tobacco-free after 25 years of smoking. And, while /r/electronic_cigarette was the sub that helped me accidentally quit smoking, /r/DIY_eJuice continues to be the subreddit that keeps me smoke free. The single strongest force in terms of keeping me on any path, good or bad, is novelty, and you crazy bastards with all of your delicious and innovative recipes, humor, and generously shared information have provided me with a priceless bounty of novelty that I couldn't have found anywhere else. I cannot possibly thank you enough, and I really, super-cereally love you all so much. <3

Recipe: Rhubarb Custard Bar
Ratio: 15PG/85VG
Steep: 5+ days

Ingredient|%| :--|:--| FLV Vanilla Custard|1.5%| FLV Pound Cake|1.5%| INW Rhubarb|0.5%| LA Cream Cheese Icing|1%| FA Cookie|0.5%|

Rhubarb is the star here, lending a nice bright freshness to a somewhat dense and heavy mix. Be sure to let it steep, the Rhubarb is quite pungent at first, but mellows in to something beautiful.

FLV Vanilla Custard was chosen here because the Vanilla note in it isn't super dark, and we don't want a super dense custard. FLV Poundcake is a somewhat dense, bready flavor, with a touch of anise or some spice to brighten it up here, and works really well in the mix. LA Cream Cheese Icing acts as the icing on top, and lends itself nicely to the creaminess of the custard and sweetens the recipe up a bit. FA Cookie is here to add a bit more texture to the bar.

Still have some ideas on different directions to take it, those include a touch of INW Biscuit to accent the bar, some CAP NY Cheesecake to accent the icing and provide a bit more density, and FA Meringue to pair up with the icing making it more pronounced.

I'll kick us off since idk if i can do another mega thread this year for my birthday. It's been a slow year, unlike last year.

Simply Cannoli

• 4% Vanilla Custard CAP.
• 2% New York Cheesecake CAP.
• .75% Joy FA.
• .6% Biscuit INW.
• .4% Nonna's Cake FA.
• .4% Vienna Cream FA.

Shake & Vape to 3/4 day cure time. I mix Max VG.

Here is a cheesecake base by itself. I haven't tried to incorporate any fruits into it yet. It's buttery, creamy, semi-sweet and hits that slightly musty note cheesecake has. I vape this when I'm looking for a dessert that has a rich flavor, but isn't particularly that sweet.

Cheesecake

• 5% NY Cheesecake CAP

• 2% Cheesecake Graham Crust TFA

• 3% Sugar Cookie CAP

• 1% Graham Cracker V1 CAP

• 0.5% Vanilla Custard CAP

I recommend letting this sit for at least 3 days; starts to really come together after a week.

Benedict Cumbermint

• Arctic Winter (Menthol) (FA) 1%
• Cucumber (CAP) 6%
• Koolada (TPA) 0.5%
• Lime Tahity (Cold-Pressed) (FA) 1.5%

This is a nice refreshing, simple summer recipe. It's the first one I've attempted to bring Cucumber out as the main flavor. My original inspiration was Lime-Cucumber Gatorade, and the menthol gives a nice kick to the juice.

This is a tart take on strap-on with a candy finish.

Stacks on Deck
LA Watermelon - 4.5%
INW Anton Apple - 2.5%
FA Fuji Apple - 0.3%
INW Cactus - 0.5%
TFA Strawberry Ripe - 2.5%
FA Strawberry - 1%

Not a whole lot to say here. I just cant get enough of Anton Apple, so I figured I would share another recipe with it. Tart apple, candy watermelon, and a strawberry compliment. Feel free to add koolada/menthol if that is your thing. Delicious as a shake and vape, but better after a day or so.

Edit: I just mixed this up again and I almost feel like I have to rewrite my post. This is phenomenal as a shake and vape and addictive as hell!

Simple recipe here, thanks to /u/ID10-T for suggestion of KB and TM combo.

4% FA Kiwi

2% TFA Kentucky Bourbon

2% TFA Toasted Marshmallow

Good after overnight steep. Kiwi starts to fade after 2-3 weeks.

Edit: No, can't sub in TFA Kiwi Double.

This vending machine treasure right here

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Honey Bun

Mfg | Flavor | % ---|---|---- INW |Biscuit | 0.75 FW | Yellow Cake | 1 FA | Joy | 0.5 LA | Cream Cheese Icing | 1.5 FA | Meringue | 1.25 FW | Cinnamon Roll | 2 FA | Butterscotch | 2.5

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I know this could taste better, in the same way that a homemade honey bun can be elevated to something so much better than anything out of a vending machine. But I don’t want it to taste better, I want it to taste like Little Debbie. It’s a nostalgia thing. If you grew up on these things or survived college eating these for breakfast and ramen for dinner, you probably understand.

Steep time: 2 weeks

Drink pairing: White Russian, or milk for the 18 to 21 crowd. If you're more of a beer drinker, something like this Honey Stout.

Why not satisfy another of your senses while you're at it? Jimmy Soul sounds great with this.

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Don't want to use that coil-gunkin' FW Cancer Cake? No problem.

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YC-Free Honey Bun

Mfg | Flavor | % ---|---|---- INW |Biscuit | 0.75 CAP | Sugar Cookie | 1.5 FA | Joy | 0.75 LA | Cream Cheese Icing | 1.5 FA | Meringue | 1.25 FW | Cinnamon Roll | 2 FA | Butterscotch | 2.5 TFA | Cheesecake Graham Crust | 0.75

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Some Notes:

FA Butterscotch 2.5%. As strange as it sounds, FA Butterscotch, mixed this high with these bakery flavors, tastes more like the honey in a processed honey bun than butterscotch. It even tastes more like honey than TFA Honey, with the added benefit of not marking your surroundings with the stink of cat piss. I owe /u/xsirxx a debt of gratitude for pointing out the similarity between butterscotch and honey flavor.

FW Yellow Cake 1.5%/INW Biscuit 0.75%: This makes a breakfast snack cake base that’s bread-like and not cake, but is sweet and cakey enough to be a honey-infused, sugary bun, and not a basic biscuit.

FW Cinnamon Roll 2%: This fairly weak flavoring could go as high 10% for a standalone Cinnamon Roll that needs some finishing touches. Here, it contributes to the bready bun and also gives just enough cinnamon for the amount in a Little Debbie Honey Bun.

FA Joy 0.5%: Gives a yeasty note that the bun needs and does a great job of giving it that yummy partially hydrogenated soybean oil flavor.

LA Cream Cheese Icing 1.5%/ FA Meringue 1.25: To quote /u/RuntDastardly from a discussion about his [Lmn# recipe] (https://alltheflavors.com/recipes/7037#lmn_by_runtdastardly) , “LA Cream Cheese Icing + FA Meringue = Sweet Icing LOVE!” An earlier version had a much higher % of LA CCI and less Meringue but it tasted too much like real cream cheese icing and not that weird waxy sugar icing on the actual snack cake. It tasted too good for what I was going for. Lowering LA CCI and raising Meringue helped.

A word about the YC-Free Honey Bun: This replaces the 1% Yellow Cake with 2.5% "Idiot Cake." It's 60% CAP Sugar Cookie, 30% TFA Cheesecake Graham Crust, and 10% FA Joy. I'm almost convinced you can use 2.5% of Idiot Cake to replace 1% FW Yellow Cake in any recipe. It worked wonderfully in my I Can't Believe It's Not Bronuts recipe and slightly less successfully in I Can't Believe It's Not Manson's Strawberry Shortcake bar.

It is by no means a perfect replication, of course. I called those “I Can’t Believe It’s Not…” because it made them taste like the original recipes in the same way that I Can't Believe It's Not Butter! tastes like butter. You know it's not butter. It's not going to pass a blind taste test against butter. But if your doctor tells you your arteries as clogged as I-35 in Austin and you can't have butter anymore, you might try to find something better for you. It’ll do until some smart flavor manufacturer comes out with something better to replace FW YC. Give it a try with your favorite recipe that has Yellow Cake in it and let me know what you think!

Link to check it out on ATF.

Jelly Filled Donut

Vendor | Flavor | Amount ---|---|---- TFA | Frosted Donut | 5% CAP | Glazed Donut | 2% INW | Shisha Strawberry | 4% INW | Raspberry | 0.8% FA | Meringue | 1%

Flavor total: 12.8%

Some low-effort notes

TFA Frosted Dount/CAP Glazed Donut The obvious donut base. TFA Frosted provides some cakeyness and the CAP Glazed brings a bit of gooeyness to the palate. My first attempt didn't include CAP Glazed, but after trying it in my 2nd attempt, I realized it had to be in there. Without it, the final result is just kind of boring.

INW Shisha Strawberry The heart and soul of the jammy strawberry filling. I had originally used FA Red Touch, which worked well, but to me the INW SS brings a little more excitement to the party as far as strawberry filling goes.

FA Meringue The powdered sugar on top part of the donut. 1% does a fine job of achieving this aspect.

INW Raspberry Not only does this flavoring compliment the strawberry amazingly well, but it's slight dry note seems to help bring out the FA Meringue to help give that "powdered sugar" effect.

Late to the party but I showed up. A little clone I came up with. Bettyfrom Pinup Vapors. I learned the main ingredient was Forest Mix (FA) and tried to jumble some shit with it. I present to you:

BECKY

4% Forest Mix (FA)

2% Dragonfruit (TPA)

1.5% Marshmallow (TPA)

3% Strawberry (TPA)

2% Sweet Mango (CAP)

Flavor Total: 12.5% Max VG

Steep Time: Shake and Vape.

5 flavors of deliciousness.. Seriously it's pretty spot on minus all of the sweetener.

Strawberry Tiny Toast Cereal

• 1.25% FA Cookie
• 2.75% FA Redtouch Strawberry
• 1.0% CAP Funnel Cake
• 0.75% FA Meringue
• 0.75% FA Fresh Cream
• 1.25% TFA Bavarian Cream
• 1.0% TFA Vanilla Swirl

The cereal^faCookie this recipe is modeled after has a sugary powdery coating with a hint of vanilla and for that I used Cap Funnel cake, FA Meringue and TFA Vanilla Swirl. The funnel cake and Meringue really gives it that sugary powered feel

The strawberry is the actual cereal isn't that dominant so I tried to keep the strawberry on the low side. I chose FA's strawberry because it's the best of both worlds in terms of real/candy strawberry. For the milk I went with Fresh Cream and Bavarian cream, it's not exactly milk but it does the trick

If anyone mixes this up I'd love to get some feedback on it

After several attempts I finally nailed a good Peach Cobbler. This Peach combo is fantastic with the Liquid Amber FA giving it a cooked glaze flavor. The Pie Crust is buttery and light, thanks to the Apple Pie (FA) and Pound Cake (FLV). Just a dab of Vanilla and Cinnamon that enhance and uplift this mix giving it a true cobbler feel.

1 drop Rich Cinnamon per 30 mls.

Steep 10 days minimum... use no heat.

Peach Cobbler (Gmix) 

Ingredient|% :---|---: Apple Pie (FA)|2 Golden Butter (CAP)|0.5 Liquid Amber (FA)|0.5 Liquid Stevia (Pyure)|0.5 Peach (Flavorah)|2 Peach (INAWERA)|1.5 Peach (MF)|0.75 Pound Cake (Flavorah)|1.5 Rich Cinnamon (Flavorah)|0.1 Vanilla (MF)|0.5

Flavor total: 9.85%

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

Lemon Meringue Pie

0.5% Biscuit (INAWERA)
3.75% Cheesecake (Graham Crust) (TPA)
6% Cream Cheese (Real Flavors)
2% Cream Cheese Icing (LA)
2% Graham Cracker Clear (TPA)
0.5% Lemon (INW)
2% Lemon Sicily (FA)
3.5% Vanilla Custard (TPA)

Flavor total: 20.25%

Ladies and Gents,

I wanted to share a nice summer ADV for you all. Do not fret over the % of flavor used - RF is all VG based and it takes more of it to make it shine.

Short Notes:

Crust: Biscuit / Graham Cracker Clear / Cheesecake Graham Crust = a delicious and buttery/sweet crust for the nice Lemon filling to rest upon.

The filling: Cream Cheese (RF) gives this mix a nice cheesy body to enrich the appeal of the Lemon but also providing a nice tang.

Cream Cheese Icing (LA) gives the Cream Cheese an added sweetness and helps boost the cheesy tang I was looking for.

Lemon (INW) / Lemon Sicily (FA) - INW Lemon can be a tad harsh on its own and sometimes give off a nice pledge type taste/smell, but packs an extremely potent punch. This is why it was coupled with Lemon Sicily (FA) to help smooth the edges a bit, but allowing the Lemon to be the star.

Vanilla Custard (TPA) - This is what makes the filling so incredible. Its gives it notes of vanilla which play well the lemons, smooths them out, and also adds to the body which makes this a deliciously smooth and creamy lemon meringue pie filling.

Steep Time: 4-5 days allows the filling to mix in with the crust a bit more. Lemon tones down and lends to a nicely balanced crust/filling ratio.

Hope you all enjoy.

I give you my newest creation:

#Bustard

Here we go with another custard because, well, I can't get enough of a damn good custard.

Flavor|Percentage :-|:- CAP Vanilla Custard V1|8% DIYFS Holy Vanilla|3% FA Marshmallow|1.5% FA Meringue|1.5% CAP New York Cheesecake|1% CAP Butter Cream|1% TFA Cheesecake (Graham Crust)|1%

Mix at Max VG and you'll be right around 80vg/20pg pending on nic type and level.

Minimum one week steep.

Originally posted this in Shake'n'Vape, but what with all the notes I took and the thought I put into it apparently my brain shat itself and forgot it may be of use in here, too.

Mango deliciousness.

My first post in this fab subreddit, let's see how you folks feel about it!

Manufacturer | Flavour | % ---|---|---- TPA | Mango | 1.5 FLV | Mango | 1 CAP | Sweet Mango | 1.75 FA | Mango | 2 FA | Marshmallow | 1.5 FA | Lime Tahity | 1.5 INW | Shisha Strawberry | 1.2 Any | Ethyl Maltol | 0.25

I suggest a 30pg/70vg mix as a starting point, though max VG will provide a smoother draw. 0 nic is even better for velvet gullet.

Very smooth with a thick, heavy mouthfeel. Reminiscent of mango pureé.

FA/TPA/FLV/CAP Mango The four mangoes here all offer different notes of a mango flavour.

FA Mango Full on flavour. A great mango flavour but also very dry in taste.

TPA Mango The one that turns people off mango vapes when they first try it. Pithy and over-ripe, though the earthy note is important as it adds realistic flavour to the other concentrates.

CAP Sweet Mango Cloying and almost overbearing, but with the sweetness and denseness of a mango.

FLV Mango FLV's mango is to mango what CAP VC V1 is to custards. Fantastic flavour to add roundness of all the elements of mango flavours - helps to boost the other flavours without pushing any individual note too high.

None of them quite make the mark on their own (especially TPA's mango which can be quite foul.) The ratios here are quite important in my view. ~~If you want a stronger flavour make sure that you increase each Mango flavour proportionately to each other.~~

FA Marshmallow A classic for adding mouthfeel and density to any recipe whilst also acting as a sweetener. One of my favourite flavours.

FA Lime Tahity Adds that sharp, sweet tangy flavour on its own, but in this mix it helps to boost the inherent mild citrus in a mango without adding any discernable lime flavour.

INW Shisha Strawberry A flavour for those who can't taste strawberries. Fantastic concentrate. In this recipe it also adds to the thick, almost cloying taste of fresh mango on your tongue.

Ethyl Maltol Very imporant note for this sweetener. Don't sub for sucralose - it's not the same and doesn't boost the recipe's sweetness. Instead all that it does it add a false sweet taste that doesn't sit well in here. Ethyl Maltol is perfect here as it helps to boost the inherent sweetness in each of the flavours.

Optional additions:

Koolada Try anywhere from 0.25-0.75% to add a fantastic cool feel to mimic a sort of mango smoothie.

TPA Sweet Raspberry 0.25-0.5% For a sharper tang, though it will alter the recipe as this flavour is very strong.

Hope you enjoy it.

Blueberry lemon shortcake 

A Blueberry Lemon Shortcake.

Ingredient|% :---|---: Bavarian Cream (TPA)|2 Blueberry (FW)|2 Cheesecake (Graham Crust) (TPA)|3 Italian Lemon Sicily (CAP)|2 Marshmallow (TPA)|4 Sugar Cookie (CAP)|5 Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TPA)|2

Flavor total: 20%

You can substitute Italian Lemon Sicily with Torrone at 1% and it turns out about the same. (Though, I probably prefer the original)

Cranberries with caramel are awesome, and I've spent quite a bit of time trying to replicate that as a vape. After numerous tries with CAP cranberry I gave up, until I picked up FLV cranberry a little while back. Man, just what I was looking for, a perfect tart natural cranberry. After a few revisions I settled on adding some FA fuji for depth, but this works well without it too. Brown sugar and butterscotch ripple for the caramel sauce, and bavarian cream + vanilla swirl to mix it all up into a smooth pudding-like thingy. MTS optional to round out the flavor more and add some mouthfeel. 4-5 day steep.

Gargamel

Ingredient|% :---|---: Bavarian Cream (TPA)|2 Brown Sugar (TPA)|1 Butterscotch Ripple (FW)|2.5 Cranberry (Flavorah)|1.75 Fuji Apple (FA)|1 MTS Vape Wizard (FA)|0.2 Vanilla Swirl (TPA)|3

Flavor total: 11.45%

-Frosted donut 7%

-Lemon 0.8%

Lime 0.2% -Brown sugar 0.5%

-Cinnamon sugar cookie 0.8%

-Dairy milk 0.3%

-Fruit Circles 0.2%

(All TPA flawors)

You can switch lemon and lime(TPA) to Lemon Lime (CAP) 0.8%

And add 0.07% sweetener or 0.07% supersweet(CAP)(1 drop per 30ml) for more sweet and taste

-RY4 Double (TPA) 3%

-Western (TPA) 3%

-New hazelnut v2 (CAP) 1%

-Acetyl Pyrazine (TPA) 1%

-Coconut (TPA) 1%

-Kentuckey Bourbon (TPA) 4%

-Butterscotch (TPA) 3%

-Brown Sugar 2%

-Caramel Original 1%

-Peach (TPA) 8%

-Nectarine (TPA) 2%

-Apricot (TPA) 3%

-Strawberry 2%

-Raspberry (TPA) 3%

-Harvest berry(CAP) 0.7%

-Super sweet (CAP) 0.5%

-Pomegranate (TPA) 1%

-Fruit circles 7%

-Berry crunch 4%

-Captain Cereal 2%

-Lemon 0.5%

-Kiwi 3%

-Cranberry 0.5%

-Harvest Berry(CAP) 0.5%

(all TPA)

> Flavor | Amount
> |--|:--:
> TPA Frosted donut |7%
> TFA Lemon |0.8%
> TFA Lime |0.2% 
> TFA Brown sugar |0.5%
> TFA Cinnamon sugar cookie |0.8%
> TFA Dairy milk |0.3%
> TFA Fruit Circles |0.2%
> Sweetener | 1 drop per 30ml

So I've been messing with a pink lemonade for a few months, but I think this is the best I can do.

TFA Lemon - 5%
FW Lemonade - 1.5%
CAP Lemon Sicily - 4%
CAP Sweet Tangerine - 3%
CAP Raspberry - 5%
TFA Champagne - 0.5%
CAP Sweet - 1%
TFA Sour - 1%

I've messed around with the lemon the most to get it where it sits nicely as a base, but has prominent citrus tones come on top (with the help of the sweet and tangerine flavours). I've tried cranberry and strawberry to help bring the pinkness out but find the raspberry works best on its own for me.

This is my first recipe I'm feeling confident enough in sharing so suggestions such as additives and constructive criticism would be much appreciated.

It's best left a whole day to steep but you can just vape it and shake as you go along.

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Ingredient|%| :--|:--| Butter Pecan (FW) |3.5| Hazelnut (FA)|0.8| Butterscotch Ripple (FW) |4| Cookie (Biscotto) (FA)|1| Sweet Cream (TPA)|1.2| Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TPA)|5.5| Sweetner (TPA)|0.6| &nbsp;

Optional: Vanilla Custard v1 (Cap) at 1.5% &nbsp;

Steeping: 7 - 10 days. Minimum steep is 3 - 4 days. &nbsp;

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This is my submission for August 2016. My most delicious recipe to date. Rusty Pelican is a rich butterscotch ice cream scooped and wrapped in a golden crepe, and topped with toasted hazelnuts and a drizzle of caramel. A stupidly decadent ADV or your money back! &nbsp;

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I'm currently working on cereal milk by Momofuku milk bar. For those of you who don't know, it's toasted corn flakes suspended in milk and brown sugar. This is a WIP, but I think I'm getting closer.

TFA Crunchy Cereal 6%

TFA Brown Sugar 1%

FW Hazelnut 1%

FA Marzipan 0.5%

FA Fresh Cream 0.5%

FA Vienna Cream 1%

FA Meringue 2%

TFA Toasted Marshmallow 1%

TFA AP - 0.3%

It's almost there but the challenge is to find a cornflakey type of cereal. Crunchy cereal is okay, but I'm exploring a few others including Capella and FW. If all goes well, I should be able to post it up by next week.

Notes Made 7-23-16 Tested 8-8-16

A wonderful Tropic Fruit Blend that's well balanced and very tasty. I can taste every flavor in this mix with nothing overpowering this mix.

This is my 1st mix with Holy Vanilla and it's right there with MF Vanilla IMO. This Yellow Mango (EuroFlavor) is my favorite mango by far.

FLV Lime - 1 drop per 15mls.

Tropical Fruit Dessert (Gmix)

Ingredient|% :---|---: Banana Cream (LA)|3 Greek Yogurt (Flavorah)|2 Holy Vanilla (DIYFS)|1.5 Kiwi (FA)|2.5 Lime (Flavorah)|0.1 Meringue (FA)|1 Yellow Mango (EuroFlavor)|2

Flavor total: 12.1%

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

Inspired by the recipe below...

https://cookpad.com/us/recipes/359080-%F0%9F%8E%B5tropical-fruit-dessert-%F0%9F%8E%B5abc?ref=search

Ingredients

1 mango

3 Kiwifruit

1 banana

2 tsp lime juice

1/2 tsp grated lime zest

2 egg whites

1 3/4 cup plain yogurt

1/2 tsp vanilla extra

Any banana nut bread fans in the house? Mix this up and let it sit for a day or two. The result is a dark, dense nut bread with a light vanilla, bourbon and brown sugar glaze.

B.N.B

TFA Banana Nut Bread 6%

TFA Peanut Butter 3%

FA Almond 2%

TFA Kentucky Bourbon 1.25%

TFA Banana Foster 1%

FA Vanilla Bourbon 1%

FA Caramel 0.5%

TFA Brown Sugar 0.75%

TFA Acetyl Pyrazine 0.5% (Optional)

Happy August everyone!

I've got a very simple, yet delicious summer vape. Where I work, there is no AC and its consistently 85+ inside all day long, usually in the 90's. When I get off work, an ice cold beer is essential, and I've been getting sick of super dense, desserty vapes that are usually my norm. I've always enjoyed lemonade, so I decided to revisit this classic profile with a slight twist. It's an extremely simple flavor but has been really refreshing lately, and would definitely be a great base to work with.

"Freckled" Lemonade

• LA Lemonade: 6%

• FW Ginger: 1 drop per 15ml

• EM: 1%

• Koolada: .25%

• INW Cactus: .25%

LA Lemonade: My favorite of all the lemonades, very authentic to me and really good on its own, just needs a few friends to take it to the next level.

FW Ginger: This is the twist. This flavor is super strong, but I love the spicy freshness it lends to anything lemon. One of my favorite teas is an herbal ginger lemon green rooibos tea (Side note, if anyone knows of a rooibos flavor holler at me), and I've discovered how truly complimentary those two are. At this point, its definitely present but you really notice how well it blends with the lemon.

EM/Koolada/Cactus: I shouldn't have to explain this to you guys, but this is all about the sensation. I can't do too much Koolada without it being gnarly to me, so at this percentage it is perfect, and the EM helps tame that lemon while sweetening the whole thing.

As I said, this would be a great base, add other goodies to enhance as you wish. I'm going to try FA White Peach, some different berries, and who knows. I know what your thinking, I call it freckled and there's no strawberry. But with the ginger in there, I just couldn't resist myself. Hope y'all enjoy the rest of your summer, cheers!

This is a mashup of Cambodia by /u/boneynicole and Vicious Vanilla by /u/botboy141. I calls it Vanilla Fruit Custard.

1% DIYFS Holy Vanilla

2% FA Meringue

1% TFA Orange Cream

4% Strawberry Ripe

4% Cap Vanilla Custard V1

2.5% TFA Vanilla Swirl

1.5% FA Vienna Cream

Makes a pretty good overnight steep, and gets better over the next month or two. I know it is a lot of total flavorings, but this was what I could pare it down to after several iterations.

I have been playing with Inawera lately and am loving their Raspberry. So I originally had this one as a 2% for each flavor across the board but I couldn't taste anything. After dropping the % down, this came out pretty tasty. It's mostly raspberry with a hint of pear. The apple rounds out the flavors and brings a freshness to it. I am still fiddling with it and may remove the tfa pear entirely and up the INW pear by .25% when I get the time. My sister ended up taking home 100ml of this and has decided it's her new favorite vape (she usually vapes "premium juice" but I'm converting her to the diy way lol). Any suggestions or tweaks are welcome.

Raspeary

Vendor | Flavor | Amount ------|------|------ INW | Anton Apple | 1% INW | Pear | 1% INW | Raspberry | 1.5% TFA | Pear | 3%

Flavor Total: 6.5%

Link to recipe on ELR. Please Rate!

This is what I've been vaping for the past month or so. My sinus has been acting up again so I made it with the intention to clear it up. However I've been finding myself reaching for it again and again. It's a pretty refreshing blend from all the creams and custards out there.

TFA Green Tea 3%

INW Eucalyptus Mint 1.25%

FA Lemon Sicily 4%

FA Honey 0.3%

TFA Honeysuckle 4%

If you vape it fresh, the eucalyptus can be overpowering but a 2-3 day steep really calms it down and let's the other flavor nuances shine.

Recipe: Ginger Zinger
Ratio: 20PG/80VG
Steep: Shake-n-Vape

Ingredient|%| :--|:--| TFA Ginger Ale|4%| TFA Champagne|3%| FA Jamaican Rum|1.5%| TFA Koolada|0.5%| Optional FA Aurora|0.5%-1%|

Optional FA Aurora for a refreshing lime twist.

So here I think the Ginger Ale is definitely the star of the show, getting a little boost from your desired liquor and benefitting from the sort of "watered-down" effect from the champagne as well as a slightly more present illusion of effervescence. I like the Koolada to add "ice" to the drink which I feel is necessary. You should be able to use just about any liquor here that you like (bourbon, brandy, whiskey, etc.) and have good results; I went with Jamaican Rum since I wanted the ginger ale to be a little spicier and have that boozy tone to it.

Mellow Melange

• Sweet Cream (tfa) 3%

• Vanilla Swirl (tfa) 3%

• Vanilla Bourbon (tfa) 4%

• Horchata (tfa) 4%

• Banana Cream (tfa) 2%

• Plum (tfa) 1.5%

• Super Sweet (cap) .15-.25% start low

Very unique blend here.

I'll start off by saying this is my first time posting a recipe in one of these threads and I encourage criticism and feed back from you all.

Recipe - Cool Apple With A Twist

Ingredient|%| :--|:--| FA Fuji Apple|3%| TFA Strawberry (Ripe)|1.5%| INW Peach|0.5%| CAP Orange Mango |1%| TFA Koolada|1%|

Coils - Dual Fused Claptons (24g core w/ 36g wrap) @ 0.16

Power - 150w (5v)

Device - Authentic Goon

VG/PG - 93.5/6.5

Mixed to 6mg with VG based Nic

Majority of the credit for this goes to /u/ID10-t for his help in the July 8th Suggest a Recipe thread. One of his recommendations was a stand-a-lone Fuji Apple @ 3%. I used this as my base configuration and started playing around with other ingredients added to the mix.

• Fuji Apple is the obvious star of the show here, and of the few apple flavorings I have tried it is the most realistic in my opinion.

• Strawberry Ripe, Peach, and Orange Mango were added to give some different underlying tones to the apple and make it a bit more tropical and add some complexity to the flavor.

• Koolada was added recently, it gives what would be a hot vape an almost menthol feel to it, being sick recently this has been more than welcome and helps clear my sinuses. More over, I would think that at the right concentration, (.15-.5% ish) the Koolada would bring to the vape what is missing. The vape is entirely fruit based, and with the setup I am using it tastes great, but doesn't accurately represent fruit. To better represent them I believe a small amount of Koolada could be added to give that refreshing feel that an actual piece of fruit would. But the Koolada in this mix is personal preference. It tastes just as great without it. My next batch I will be dropping this to .2%

This mix will have a permanent spot in my lineup for the foreseeable future.

🌟 RY 4 GOLD 🌟

Banana Nut Bread (TPA) 1.5%

Dulce De Leche (TPA) 0,7%

Peanut Butter (TPA) 0.55%

Graham Cracker (TPA) 2%

RY4 Double (TPA) 8%

⚫Flavor total: (12.75%)

⚫Notes 2-3 Weeks Steeping. Sweet,Creamy,Peanuty vape!!! Goes well with your morning espresso!

⚫http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/816729/%25F0%259F%258C%259F+RY+4+GOLD+%25F0%259F%258C%259F

Moved here due to mod request. Flavor percentages are based on tweaking the formula each time I mixed it--I tweaked the volumes and then figured out the percentages based on that (which explains why they appear "weird").

I'm not a mixing expert--I just took a basic formula and started mixing it 30 ml at a time. Once I knew it was something I could enjoy long term, I upped it to 500 ml per batch, and then I was able to really see what a little bit extra here or a little bit less there would actually do. The peppermint was difficult to figure out because after adding too much, it became muted, so I dropped it way back down. (In fact, I dropped all of the percentages down over time to what they are now.)

I started entering my mix notes in June, but I've been running this basic formula for more than a year. (Note: this is for lung hit devices. I haven't tweaked it yet for MTL--it's far too weak.)

As you can see, I mix it 500 ml at a time, and that lasts me about a month. I hope you guys like it, and feedback is greatly appreciated. Cheers!

Peppermint Sugar Cookie 500ml

Ingredient|% :---|---: Biscuit (INAWERA)|1.35 New York Cheesecake (CAP)|3.65 Peppermint (TPA)|3.65 Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TPA)|5.83

Flavor total: 14.48%

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This will probably get overlooked but just wanted to share another recipe with you guys. Lately I've been hankering for a good tobacco vape, but not a smoky, ashy tobacco by any means. I wanted a smooth tobacco, with hints of cream, chocolate, nuts and coffee. So without ado, here's Tobac Coff

FA Cappuccino 1%

TFA Fudge Brownie 2%

FA Nut Mix 0.5%

FW Hazelnut 0.5%

FA Vanilla Bourbon 1%

FA Caramel 0.5%

FA Soho 8%

TFA Double RY4 3%

Needs to steep for a good week or two because bacco. But what you get is a robust tobacco with underlying, subtle notes of chocolate, nuts, vanilla and caramel. Hope you guys enjoy!

White Gremlin Variation

• Vanilla Cupcake (TFA) 10%
• Strawberry Ripe (TFA) 6%
• Shisha Strawberry (INW) 3%
• Milk & Honey (FLV) 0.5%

This is how I modified the recipe for White Gremlin because I didn't get much strawberry with only Strawberry Ripe, and I don't have FW White Chocolate so I used a touch of FLV Milk & Honey for its chocolate notes.

The Milk & Honey is too upfront at first but after 3-4 days, it blends nicely with the other flavors and the strawberry comes out more. I think the Vanilla Cupcake is just right at 10% but feel free to adjust the other three to your preference.

I know there are a great many apple pie recipes out there including one that is lauded highly here. I found this to be a pretty great mix for just a few ingredients. Better than most commercial apple pies I've tried.

• Apple pie gives us our natural base to the pie
• Cinnamon Danish swirl adds in the buttery cinnamon.
• Double apple gives you those sweet juicy apples.
• Vanilla bean ice cream smooths it all out and pulls it together.
• Sucralose to finish it off with a bit of that sweet apple juice taste on your lips on the exhale.

Pretty good as a shake and vape, very good in about 5-7 days.

Flavor | Vendor | % ----|-----|------ Apple Pie | CAP | 8% Cinnamon Danish Swirl | CAP | 2% Double Apple | CAP | 3.5% Vanilla Bean Ice Cream | CAP | 4% Sucralose 10% | Any | .5%

PearCin Yogo

Slightly sour, creamy yogurt with pear and a little bit of cinnamon sprinkles on top of it.

Ingredient|% :---|---: Butterschotch|0.25 Cinnamon Danish Swirl v2 (CAP)|1 Cream Fresh (FA)|0.5 Creamy Yogurt (CAP)|4 Fuji Apple (FA)|1.5 Greek Yogurt (TPA)|7 Meringue (FA)|1 Pear (Stevia) (CAP)|4

Flavor total: 19.25%

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Simple recipe I've whipped for my gf few weeks ago. 3 days steep recommended.

Creamy Yog + Cream Fresh + Greek Yogurt + Meringue - Yogurt base, pretty straight forward. Pear + Fuji - FA Fuji adds a little bit of authenticy to Pear, also sweeten and ripen it a bit. Butterschotch + Cinnamon Danish - are adding more sweetened body to whole mix

Strawberry coconut milk (75vg/25pg)

Strawberry (ripe) - Tfa - 5%

Sweet strawberry - Cap - 3%

Sweet coconut - Flavorah - .75%

Cactus - Inw - .5%

Dragon fruit - TFA .35%

Marshmallow - .5%

Cream fresh - FA - 1%

Dx milk - Tfa - 1%

Koolada - any - % to taste (Optional)

Coconut Dreams

A light coconut-vanilla cream with a hint of toasted almonds. Add 1 drop Koolada per 10ml if you like an ice creamish vape.
Let it steep for a week in order to give that creams some time to play witch each other
EDIT I added 0.25% Lemon Lime to get a little more kick out of the Coconut and imo it works great

• Almond (FA)@1%
• Bavarian Cream(TFA)@3%
• Coconut Candy(TFA)@4%
• Cream Fresh(FA)@1%
• Graham Cracker(TFA)@1%
• Marzipan(INW)@0.75%
• Toasted Almond(TFA)@0.5%
• Vanilla Custard(FLV)@1.5%
• Vanilla Swirl(TFA)@4%
• Lemon Lime(CAP)@0.25%

NOTES
Coconut Candy: The best Coconut i've tried so far because it's not too authentic and has a nice sweetness to it.At this percentage it's not too candylike and not too much.it's the right amount to stand up against all those creams

Almond/Toasted Almond/Marzipan: I wanted i hint of toasted Almond at the back of the coconut cream,so here Almond is the base for the toasted Almond to lay on.Just adding more toasted Almond without the normal Almond would be to much in your face. The Marzipan imo is the logic ingredient to use in combination with almond to bring it out a bit more and take away the dryness a bit.

**Bavarian Cream/Cream Fresh/Vanilla Swirl**:

At this percentage Bavarian Cream isn't to heavy and just gives the cream base kind of a milkyness.Cream Fresh Just adds more of a mouthfeel without being too heavy either.Vanilla Swirl is the Vanilla Base of this Recipe.At 4% it's quite subtile so you could probably boost it up to 5% if you want more vanilla.

**Vanilla Custard**:

This was the missing ingredient for the Creambase because it brings together the creams nicely without the eggyness you get from CAP Vanilla Custard

**Graham Cracker**:

This gives everything more body.I know it sounds very cliche but without it there is missing something

**Lemon Lime**:

This is the booster for the Coconut Candy to separate it a bit from the rest

It's been a super busy summer for me, so I haven't been able to be very active the last few months. here's a little something I'd been working on awhile until /u/CheebaSteeba hooked it up with the Thai Chai. I'll include notes later if folks want them, but I'm brain dead as hell tonight. Here's the recipe.

Dirty Chai  

Ingredient|% :---|---: Booster (Tiramisu) (FA)|0.1 Chai Tea (TPA)|0.15 RY4 (Hangsen)|3.5 Thai Chai (Flavorah)|1.5 Vanilla Swirl (TPA)|1.5

Flavor total: 6.75%

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Raspberry Tea - http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/779189/Raspberry+Tea+v2
TFA Raspberry - 3%
FW Razzleberry - 1%
TFA Sweet Tea - 7%
TFA Sweetener - 1.5%

Raspberry /razzleberry; this combo gives a really good candy Raspberry syrup flavor that restaurants put in Raspberry tea.

Sweet tea; this is amount gives this vape a refreshing tea taste that doesn't overpower the recipe.

Sweetener; this just adds a little extra sweetness to take away some of the bitterness of the tea.

Shake and vape!

• Shade (FA) 3%
• Mint (INW) 0.3-0.5%
• Chocolate Deutsch (FLV) 2 drops/10 mL

Tasty juice, it could be better but unfortunately the Shade gets buried under the two other powerhouses that are INW Mint and FLV Chocolate Deutsch. I'll try just one drop of Chocolate next time, hopefully it'll still be there but allow Shade to shine a bit more.

Strawberry Screammmm Ratio: Max VG Malted Milk (TPA) @0.25% Marshmallow (TPA) @1.3% Strawberry Ripe (TPA) @4% Sugar Cookie (CAP) @2.5% Sweet Cream (TPA) @0.5% Sweet Strawberry (CAP) @3% Vanilla Custard (CAP) @1%

This is a remix of a recipe i saw in the July August thread. It was someone who had ment to make a strawberry cookie and it turned out to taste more like strawberry milk. So I put my own spin on it. I have been trying to clone a house juice from my local B&M and I think after this steeps it will be pretty close. the Strawberry is very light and I think the cream needs to mellow out a bit because it is really heavy. I would love if you mixed it up and let me know what you think!

Alright, this is my first real recipe! It's panned out so far and after steeping it tastes pretty good. It's a cucumber Limeade cooler. The honeydew is in there to balance out the bitter flavors(This will likely be swapped for cactus in future versions)

RECIPE : Testy Cucumbers

• Ratio: 80/20 vg/pg

• steep time: 3 days

• total flavor: 12.5%

Flavor|vendor|percentage -------|--------|------------- Cucumber|cap|6% Honeydew Melon|Cap|1% Lemon Sicily|FA|1.5% Lime tahiti|FA|3% Gin|FA|1%

This is still somewhat of a work in progress as i've just ordered a bunch of new flavors to really make the recipe pop, but this is version one. Let me know if you're brave enough to try a newbies first mix and what you think if you do! Any suggestions on anything for it are welcome.

EDIT: It's also important to note that Lemon Sicily has been reported to crack plastic tanks, so use with caution

Recipe: The Spirited Custard, v3.0
Ratio: 70VG/30PG
Steep: 2+ weeks

Ingredient | %
---------|---------
Vanilla Custard (CAP) | 8%
Dark Rum (TPA) | 6%
Kentucky Bourbon (TPA) | 1%

After months (edit: nearly a year O_o) of tweaking this flavor, adding and subsequently removing a ridiculous number of flavors, I think I've finally settled on the most basic iteration which still gets the original point across.

This flavor was originally intended to be a clone of my previous ADV, a heavy custard flavor from our favorite dry-knuckled vape demagogue. The original is described as a velvety smooth bourbon custard, but that description doesn't really do it justice in my opinion. The version I spent many hundreds of dollars on before coming to the ~~dark~~ DIY Side was deceptively complex, ever-so-slightly different with each creamy puff. I originally set out to create my own clone of this flavor because the original was absolutely saturated with sweeteners, and rebuilding/rewicking had become a daily procedure to get the best flavor out of that juice. Also, that shit was expensive.

Anyhow, after adding and removing varying percentages of TPA Butter, TPA Holiday Spice, and TPA Jamaican Rum trying to get something close to the original, it always felt lacking. I've since discovered the wonderful world of Capella and was able to simplify the entire mixture within the first three bottles I mixed, and (finally!) without any additional sweeteners. The secret, of course, was those delicious diketones, as well as TPA blessing us all with their new Dark Rum flavoring.

I vape everything at 3mg/ml, 70VG/30PG exclusively, but there's definitely room for adjustment. I'd only warn against foregoing the PG, as even a small amount of PG added to the mixture seems to make a huge difference in the overall strength of the flavor, especially after steeping. If the overall profile is too strong, cut the Vanilla Custard first. If you'd like to avoid the DA/AP, I've also had good results with using TPA's ~~DX Vanilla Custard~~ Vanilla Swirl (though not CAP Vanilla Custard v2), but didn't experiment with it enough yet to provide the best percentage; start at the same 8% and adjust it to your preference.

More Edit: For reference, I've been vaping this on the Limitless RDTA with dual SS316L spaced coils (~0.15Ω), and usually at 60-70W.

Even More Edit (This is my first recipe post): This does have an interesting quality when used as a shake-n-vape (at least to me; I don't mind that odd, vaguely "chemical" taste that comes from the CAP VC prior to steeping), but this really needs at least two weeks to really shine.

Agent Orange

• Cola (cap) .25-0.5%

• Pineapple (cap) 3%

• Sweetener (tfa) 2%

• Mary Jane (tfa) 5%

• Sweet Tangerine (cap) (not RF) 3%

• Capsicum Heat (fw) .03g or 1dp/30ml

Da Segno

• CAP Honeydew Melon 6%
• CAP Cantaloupe 3%
• FA Cream Fresh 1%
• FA Vienna Cream 1%
• Ethyl Maltol (10%) 1%

Honeydew and a hint of cantaloupe with milky cream. I saw ENYAWREKLAW's 'Honeydewwey' (or 'Honeydew Milk Tea') recipe and wanted to try it, but I didn't have nearly any of the flavorings. So, I created my own version and it turned out pretty good on the fourth try, since then this has been an enjoyable ADV for me.

CAP Honeydew Melon is used at relatively high percentage, 6% is needed to let the ripe, full-bodied and authentic honeydew flavor to shine through the whole mix. CAP Cantaloupe complements the honeydew beautifully, it adds depth, juiciness and a bit of candy-type flavor to the linear and kinda boring Honeydew. 3% will do just that, no more is needed.

FA Cream Fresh and FA Vienna Cream make up the background cream note. Cream Fresh was too light on its own and Vienna Cream had too much vanilla; together at 1:1 ratio they create a pleasant milky cream base for the melons. If you're more into vanilla cream/ice cream note, Vienna Cream can be raised up to 1,5-2%.

Ethyl maltol brightens and sweetens the whole mix and adds a little extra juiciness to the fruits. Pretty much anything over 1% will mute the flavors significantly.

A few days of steeping and you're set.

Campfire tobacco Steep 4+weeks

INW Vanilla for pipe 5%

INW Cavendish 1%

TFA Graham cracker clear 2%

CAP Toasted almond 1.5%

FA Marshmallow 1%

TFA AP .5%

Notes:

The tobacco's are the star of this, with INW Cavendish really doing this heavy lifting. IWN Cavendish has a great honey note to it, it's unbearable at first but after a long steep it drops down and the leafy/earthyness of the tobacco really start to break through. The Vanilla for pipe is a much, much weaker tobacco, very strong on the vanilla but had a slight backnote of toasted canvendish. GGC and CAP toasted almond add some body to the recipe by filling in some base notes and giving a toasted effect throughout the whole vape. Top that with some FA marshmallow to give a little sweetness and soften some of the harsher notes, particularly from the IWN Cavendish, as well as some EM to bring the tobacco forward. Finally the AP, you could skip this but I find the grainyness it adds to the GGC fills out the flavor while accenting the tobacco a bit more so you don't end up with something that feels like purely a dessert.

Note the steep, seriously though. When I first started working with IWN Cavendish I nearly tossed the bottle. It's unvapable at first, but some kinda magic happens at 4 weeks and it becomes such an amazing flavor, a leafy tobacco with just a touch of sweetness from honey coming in.

While chasing the ever elusive cereal milk by Milk Bar, I have decided to take a break and mix up a yogurt too. After about 4 iterations, I think I have a pretty tasty vape.

FA Yogurt 4.5%

CAP Sweet Cream 1%

FA Coconut 0.5%

TFA Strawberry Ripe 6%

FA Kiwi 4%

TFA Dragonfruit 1%

Total flavoring: 16.5%

VG/PG: 70/30

The coconut is added to give it a bit more creaminess. You could also opt for FA Fresh Cream at the same percentage. TFA Dragonfruit is used because of its traicetin properties, and it does something special to help blend the fruits and yogurt together.

[Butter Back] (https://alltheflavors.com/recipes/11074#butter_back_by_dudermccuder)

Flavor | % ---|--- FW Butter Pecan | 2.5 CAP Butter Cream | 2 CAP Vanilla Custard | 3 TFA Ry4 Double | 3 FA Catalan Cream| 1

A great desert vape that isn't overly sweet.

Paid recipe 😉2% fa bilberry ,2% fa vanilla classic,1% almond,1% Catalan cream,1% coconut ,1% pear , all flavour art , blueberry smoothie

Here's something new that I've been toying with.

I love the idea of peanut butter, RY4 and cookie recipe so I whipped this up on instinct.

TFA RY4 Double 3%

TFA Peanut Butter 4.5%

FW Hazelnut 0.5%

FW Butterscotch Ripple 4%

TFA Vanilla Swirl 2%

FA Cookie 1%

Total flavoring: 15%

I will say that there is a lot of potential here after a fresh vape and it will only get better with a steep. But you never know with these things so mix it up at your own discretion.

Secrete Fruity circles recipe. Just a disclaimer, I've never tried this when it hasn't been steeped. All TFA flavours;

5℅ fruit Circles.

3℅ bery crunch,

3℅ Bavarian Cream

2℅ meringue,

1℅ toasted marshmallow.

It's that easy, thank me later ;)

Burn2Shine

I've been mixing dozens of variations of S&C since the release of Mustard Milk as it's fantastic and just wanted a more strawberry sundae taste. I have reached my goal. This is a heavy strawberry cream with a spoonful of coolwhip and strawberry sauce. Thank me later.

ShakeNVape approved.

• 5% - TFA - Vanilla Bean Gellato
• 2% - CAP - Vanilla Whipped Cream
• 1% - TFA - Strawberries and Cream
• 2% - CAP - Sweet Strawberry
• 4% - FLV - Strawberry Filling

Half-assed notes:

Strawberry - Strawberry filling is fantastic. It reminds me of the inside of a strawberry toasters struddle. I wanted to balance that artificial taste with some more realistic sweet and fresh berries and I think the Cap sweet strawberry works really well to do this. To balance the 2 and blend with the dairy I used the TFA strawberries and cream as the bridge (this is a great blender).

Cream Base - VanillaBeanGellato is a difficult one to work with at times but mixed with the whipped cream it provides a creamy thick base that tastes like vanilla ice cream with coolwhip topping.

Enjoy! You can thank me later. It's a great shakeNvape but steeps really well and after day 2 all the sharp notes are gone and you are left with a really well balanced S&C.

Oh, almost forgot Thanks to /u/fizzmustard for the inspiration.

Caramel Cinnamon Roll Clone

Ok here goes...

I found a flavor I absolutely LOVE from True Drips called Caramel Cinnamon Roll.

This is an absolutely ADV for me. It's sweet, creamy, fluffy but thick at the same time. I've tried numerous aromas and have used lots of different aromas, but stopped at this, which is a perfect clone. So simple as well.

The Vape Mall Caramel 6%.

The Vape Mall Cinnamon Roll 6%.

Very good shake and vape, but the flavors really start to shine after a 5 day steep.

Enjoy!

Been trying to make TPA pineapple work for a long time with no success. Whipped this one up today, and as a shake n vape, I'm pretty pleased. We will see how steeping changes it.

Pineapple Cake

TPA Pineapple 2% TPA Cheesecake Graham Crust 5% CAP Vanilla Custard 4% FW Yellow Cake 3%

Pretty simple recipe, but I like it.

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I left it for a week and it is pretty good. Still going to work on it but I think it's really close.

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i need assistance with a recipe. my first time creating ejuice. i want to use 18mg nicotine. 70vg and 30 pg mixture for a 30 ml bottle with blue berry flavor. what ratios ml do i use?