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Charlie Noble, PB Cereal Recipe, others to follow! (X-Post /r/electronic_cigarette)
submitted over 8 years ago by kbwalk3

Hi everyone, Bryan from Vape Dojo/Charlie Noble here.

Several months ago, in light of several factors, we made the decision to introduce 60mls and consolidate some of the Charlie Noble flavors into a single line. This meant that some of the Charlie Noble flavors would have to be discontinued, despite them being enjoyed by lots of people.

We decided that for these flavors, rather than keep them under lock and key where no one can enjoy them, we would release the recipes to anyone who wanted to create the flavors themselves! We also have included some insight to the flavors and ingredients used by our very own /u/prettymatthew, the creator of all of the Charlie Noble flavors.

Click here to check out the blog post!

You all have always been good to us, and we appreciate all of your support through the years. Have a great day everybody! What flavor would you like us to do next?

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by Vurveover 8 years agoVurve with the Swurve

On one hand, this is unfortunate news.

On the other hand, I may get to see how close my clone is.

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by kbwalk3over 8 years ago

Let us know! It would be interesting to see!

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by goldfish18over 8 years agoWinner of the 1st DIYorDIE World Mixing Championship

No 5% sucralose??

Really though, thank you for sharing this!

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by kbwalk3over 8 years ago

Thank you for reading it!

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by steevjayover 8 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

Thank you, The notes say the Cap Sugar Cookie is used for the bakery note and there are better flavors out there now ( Cap Cereal 27) What % would you use for the bakery note in this recipe ?

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by thedirtyprojectorover 8 years agoMixologist

I'm obviously not Charlie Noble but I have experience with CAP Cereal 27. It's a mild flavour that's hardly noticeable below 5% so try it at the same percentage as sugar cookie.

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by littleharley76over 8 years ago

I know someone who is wishing for that pistachio RY4 recipe lol

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by kbwalk3over 8 years ago

I think /u/prettymatthew is going to his grave with that one, haha.

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by chewymidgetover 8 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

I never once thought of using Saline Solution for bringing out a salt note. That's a fantastic idea, thanks for the recipe!

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by WorstAdviceROCover 8 years ago

I've been using it for the last 2 months or so, and it's amazing. 1% goes in almost everything I make.

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by thedirtyprojectorover 8 years agoMixologist

Everything? How does it help flavour wise?

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by WorstAdviceROCover 8 years ago

Nearly, yes. The only recipe it hasn't helped is "Ginger Sauce" which I found here, and only because that is seemingly perfect as is. Flavor wise, it doesn't add a salt taste per se, but more of a "bite" that rounds off sharp flavors, and increases sweet flavors by seemingly contrasting them.

So far, the easiest test to show this I've done---TFA French Vanilla, single flavor tester @5%. Then try it with the saline at 1%, and it makes a noticeable difference that seems to define it's effects. However, as with people who can't taste strawberry, it seems to make no difference to some. My girlfriend can't notice it, but others I've let try it have.

It actually helps me taste strawberry where I couldn't before. For instance, u/notcharlesmanson 's Strawberry Shortcake Ice Cream Bar- I've mixed 3 batches previously. 1-max VG, 1-60/40, and one into VaporBase 70/30 3mg. They all were good, but non identifiable (flavor wise, they just tasted ehh) after 2 months even. Last week, I added saline to the VaporBase batch, and OMG...

I've never before tasted something so accurate and delicious in my life! Either it was the saline, or the saline+1,4PDO that made the difference, but I'm astounded that I can actually taste strawberries now!

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by KG3Dover 8 years ago

Thanks for your generosity. I look forward to trying this. Do you have any recommendations (example links) for Saline? I don't want to buy the wrong thing. Should it be made specifically for inhalation like these; https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00XCQXXN0/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A1A84TQMV3E2XV

...or will sterile saline solution for eyes/contacts work too? It seems there is more additives in products meant for eyes/contacts.

Thank you in advance...

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by WickAndWireover 8 years agoMixologist

Halp /u/prettymatthew

Edit: I found this: https://imgur.com/gallery/Yqi7y

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by prettymatthewover 8 years agoTobacconist

Yes, if you want to use store bought saline, you'll want to grab the 'wound wash' type, not the nasal spray or contact lense solution. But I personally recommend just mixing some of your own, maybe a few small bottles of different strengths to see what works for you.

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by FACE_MEATover 8 years ago

I get mine from Amazon. HERE ya go.

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by 1800fullytorquedover 8 years ago

Let me get that chocolate chip cookie recipe!

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by kbwalk3over 8 years ago

Good Cookie is still in circulation, just under the Vape Dojo name! We make them in 100ml bottles for $19.99. You can find it here!

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by joesphaaover 8 years ago

Interesting share, pretty good attempt at the profile given what was available at the time. I actually whipped up a PB cereal type recipe for a friend on request a few weeks ago, has diketones so not something I'd put in my line (as well as the fact that he didn't mind). If you'd like to give it a try -

  • FLV Peanut Butter 1.50%
  • FLV Milk 1.00%
  • FLV Caramel 0.30%
  • FLV Pralines 0.40%
  • FLV Pound Cake 0.50%
  • FLV Crunch Cereal 0.40%
  • CAP Vanilla Custard v2 2.00%
  • NN Erythritol 0.75%
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by surfishermanover 8 years ago

Nice to see a well known brand and mixer go with V2 Capella's , i agree with everything you said .

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by 474D2over 8 years ago

No way! I bought my first vape from Vape Dojo in Bmore. That was over a year ago. I'm pretty sure Poseidon's Punch was my first juice too, I'd go for that one.

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by kbwalk3over 8 years ago

Poseidon's Punch is still available, you can find it here!

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by radmattover 8 years ago

This is amazing!! And the notes are a great thing to have as well. Thank you!

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by kbwalk3over 8 years ago

You're very welcome!

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by BlameReligionover 8 years ago

This juice didn't leave my rotation for a very very long time. I definitely look forward to making it now! Thanks for just being an awesome juice company. I wish you guys the best!

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by Trevorxgageover 8 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

This is awesome! I feel like this is a sign of an amazing company that deserves so much respect, this shows you care about your customers and vapors in general and not just making cash.

Thanks so much!

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by thedirtyprojectorover 8 years agoMixologist

Thanks for the recipe. Reasons like this are why I continue to support Charlie Noble even though I DIY. Stay classy, guys.

Edit: also, the use of TFA malted milk really surprised me. I will need to experiment with it a lot more.

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by MrBurgundy314over 8 years ago

I applaud you.

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by thedirtyprojectorover 8 years agoMixologist

Hey /u/prettymatthew

I have a question. Does saline work to impart saltiness in bakeries only? Or would you recommend using it in candy and fruits too? There are a few notable vendors marketing sour flavours, just wondering if this is the "secret"

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by prettymatthewover 8 years agoTobacconist

No, you can use it the same way as any of the other 'enhancers'. Just like AP, or citric, or smooth, etc. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, in any profile, not just bakery.

I don't think saline is the secret to sour, just because I haven't found any sour liquids that continue to taste sour after a day or so of vaping them. I really think most of them are just loaded with citric/malic acids.

& as a fun little thing, since you were asking about salt & fruit, everyone go try a little saline with some different melon mixes. I didn't use it in our Charleston Gray as that is a watermelon hard candy, but it's a neat little trick to try out.

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by sweetbuttercrustover 8 years ago

I'm not Matthew obviously, but I can see saline working in any recipe with a fitting flavor profile. That slight saltiness is what I was missing in a lot of my recipes. I knew I needed that, but I had no idea saline could be used like that. All deserts are made with salt added, salt is the ultimate flavour enhancer, in my opinion. And I can see how saline could add a punch to sour juices too. There's no reason not to try and experiment with it.

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by RinVapesover 8 years ago

Thank you!

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by mindtrapperover 8 years ago

Thank you very much for the recipe and the whole initiative. I have never tried Malted Milk, is there any chance I can sub something for it? I do have MTS, Cap NY Cheesecake and TFA Cheesecake Graham Crust, maybe one of those will work? Or perhaps some Greek/creamy yogurt?

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by Tiptup300over 8 years ago

Charlie Noble, PB Cereal

  • TPA Peanut Butter 8.50%
  • CAP Sugar Cookie 5.50%
  • CAP Vanilla Custard V2 3.50%
  • TPA Malted Milk 1.50%
  • FW Bavarian Cream 0.50%
  • FW Cotton Candy OR Ethyl Maltol 0.50%
  • Saline Solution 1d/10ml
  • Acetyl Pyrizine 1d/10ml

Haven't made, don't plan on it. But holy hell did it do one thing to this community......

Saline Solution

People went goddamn nuts for Saline Solution, WHERE DO I GET IT, WHEREEEEEEEEEEEE, So many posts, questions. And it wasn't even a new thing. They just like legitimized it. Then other people started wondering what other weird things to throw in.

~~We don't even know if salt is safe to inhale.....that's just a me thing, ignore that. That's me being me.~~

I applaud innovation. Here it is. Something new, something that....I don't feel like it's a fad, although a vendor really needs to start offering it for sale. Come on /u/NicotineRiver , /u/ECX_FlavorLab , /u/BCVapor

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