Sounds good homie, it may taste better after a day or two. I have the ingredients for the first one, but have never played around with blueberry too much.

Try small testers of all of your flavors by themselves, starting with CAP Blueberry. That should give you an idea of which flavors you want to mix together that would be better than any combination anyone here could come up with from your list of flavors.

Rather than choosing flavors just because they sound good, look for some recipes that look good to you and get the ingredients you need to make them. You might try searching for recipes that use some of the flavors you already have so you're using what you've got and not buying so many. Try those recipes first, play with your new flavors second.

I know posted here for recipe suggestions and not advice on how to become a better mixer, but this is the best I can do with your limited collection. Maybe someone else will come along and actually give you a recipe, I just can't think of one based on those flavors this morning. But if you want any assistance with what %s to test your flavors by themselves or suggestions for recipes to buy things for and try, I'd be happy to help.

You're welcome, please do, and of course I don't mind. If you'd asked before ordering, I would have advised you to, rather than just ordering flavors that sound good, find recipes that look good to you and order the flavors you need to make those. Make those recipes, single-flavor test your flavors, then start playing around with adjusting the recipes to better fit your own preferences or with building your own from scratch. It's not too late to do that now, and those two orange creamsicle recipes would be a good place to start. I'd get the stuff to make both of them and compare them.

But to answer your question, you've picked out some of the best, most versatile flavors there are, especially for beginners to use, in Strawberry Ripe, CAP VC, Bavarian, Dragonfuit, Graham Cracker Clear, and Cheesecake Graham Crust. Other than that, it depends on what you're interested in and what you like. I strongly recommend CAP Sugar Cookie, but before getting it, look at some of the recipes here: https://alltheflavors.com/flavors/capella-sugar-cookie and get the other ingredients needed to make the ones that appeal to you.

Hope it works out for ya. If it doesn't, you can try adjusting the values around to fix it. Good practice.

Remember if you're not tasting a flavor in the mix, but your tasting a flavor "around" that flavor, then it's probably too high of a percentage.

TIP: If you ever run into an unvapable mix because of a too strong flavor, just fill the bottle to the top with your preferred % of vg/pg to the top to dilute the strength of all the flavorings. Then let it resteep for however long it took to steep in the first place. Try vaping it again till the bottle gets a little lower, then repeat. This can also give you a better understanding of how flavorings react to different percentages.

I'd go with something like this for a custard:

• CAP Vanilla Custard 5%
• FLV Butterscotch 3%
• TFA Brown Sugar Extra 1%
• CAP Cinnamon Danish Swirl 1%

You could also do a bit of a Strawberry Donut:

• TFA Frosted Donut 5%
• TFA Strawberry 4%
• TFA Dragonfruit 0.5%
• TFA Marshmallow 0.5%-1% (for body)

Exactly, but the other fruits are stronger flavors than the strawberry, so you wouldn't want to use as much of them. And 8% VBIC is a lot (I actually like Mustard Milk better with the %'s reversed, so 8% Strawberry and 6% VBIC, though I seem to be in a minority there), so I suggest starting at 4% in combination with those other fruits. If you think it needs more, you could increase it in subsequent batches, but 4% is a good place to start. The point is, you can make many enjoyable mixes with just VBIC and one other flavor. After you try that, you might be inspired to get creative and mix things like Kiwi Mango Ice Cream (like 3% FW Kiwi, 2.5% CAP Sweet Mango, 4% VBIC would probably be good) or Strawberry Pineapple Ice Cream (6% TFA Strawberry, 1.5% TFA Pineapple, 5% VBIC perhaps), but the simple two-flavor mixes are a good place to start.

You are too kind. Now that you've added Vanilla Swirl to your arsenal, try that dragonfruit blend again but with 2% Vanilla Swirl instead of the 1% Vanilla Custard: Mother of Dragons' Milk

I don't have any experience with TFA Caramel and didn't even know that TFA Butter Rum existed, so hopefully someone with knowledge of those flavors will come along and help you. I tried looking for recipes with TFA Caramel but couldn't find one that you have the flavors for.

However, I do see that you have CAP Sugar Cookie now. Allow me to recommend this: Simple Sugar Cookie - 8% CAP Sugar Cooke, 4% CAP Vanilla Custard V1. It's an extremely simple and versatile recipe. After you try the original, try making your own simple variations by adding one of your other flavors to it, such as 2.5% TFA Caramel, 2% TFA Orange Cream, 1% TFA Banana Ripe, ~~0.5~~ 0.25% TFA Cinnamon Spice, or 1.5% FA Meringue. Or try removing 1.5% of the CAP Vanilla Custard and replacing that with 2% Bavarian Cream, 2% TFA Marshmallow, 1.5% CAP Vanilla Bean Ice Cream, or 2% TFA Vanilla Swirl. Or shaving 1.5% off of the Sugar Cookie and replacing that with 2% Graham Cracker Clear or 2% Cheesecake Graham Crust. I can't imagine any of those additions would taste bad, and some of them might be a big improvement on the original. Have fun, and happy mixing! Edit: changed my mind about the amount of TFA Cinnamon Spice.