This is something I whipped up a while back, it gets REALLY good after a two week steep. Sweet and creamy with a lingering, almost raisiny, bourbon taste. It's a decently complex flavor for how few ingredients there are.

Bourbon Ice Cream

MFG | Flavor | Percentage ---------|----------|---------- TFA | Vanilla Bean Ice Cream | 8% TFA | Kentucky Bourbon | 3% TFA | Toasted Marshmallow | 2% TFA | Brown Sugar | 1%

It seems some people are wanting simple recipes with few ingredients. Here is one of those. Def not a shake and vape (unless you like strong honeysuckle). But after a week, the floral aspect has really died down, leaving an X factor that is hard to name, but is bordering on a dessert-type strawberry.

Strawsuckle

3% INW Shisha Strawberry

3% TFA Ripe Strawberry

2% TFA Honeysuckle

As always I mixed at 60vg/40pg.

Normandy Remix

So one of the chicks at my local b&m absolutely loves Normandy by Harlequinn. Their website describes their eliquid as "That down home southern style banana pudding with vanilla wafers." She liked it so much I had to buy a bottle to give it a go and really liked it. Decided to attempt a remix of it.

I got inspiration for this, especially the banana portion from u/Vurve recipe

https://alltheflavors.com/recipes/3428#vanilla_wafer_banana_pudding_by_vurve

• TFA Banana Cream 2%

• LA Banana Cream 4.5%

• CAP Sugar Cookie 5.5%

• TFA Vanilla Custard 2.5%

• TFA Vanilla Swirl 3%

Detailed flavor notes on All The Flavors

Milk Was a Rad Choice

Brand | Ingredient | % ---|---|---- TPA | Bavarian Cream | 2% FLV | Cream | 1.5% TFA | Dragonfruit | 0.75% FA | Meringue | 0.5% TFA | Strawberry | 2.5% JF | Sweet Strawberry | 2.5% TFA | Vanilla Bean Ice Cream | 2% MIX AT | 85VG 15PG | 1 Week

Milk Was a Rad Choice - AllTheFlavors

Hey there! Yeah, I posted something similar in October but it wasn't finished then! I think I'm now considering this a wrap. This is my strawberry milk recipe with an emphasis on the milk. It's full and round in the mouth. The cream is thick and sweet. The strawberry is mellow yet present.

I mix it at max VG with 0.5% TPA Sweetener and 0.25% saline solution because I like to live dangerously. Those are both optional, but the sweetener pumps up the flavor and the saline adds to a wet mouthfeel. It's a fantastic shake and vape, but after a week or two it's milky decadence. Now for some brief notes:

The whole idea was a very milky strawberry and cream vape using FLV Cream and JF Sweet Strawberry. Those were the key ingredients that I had to use. Cream has this almost cool taste to it.. Not like Koolada or menthol at all. It isn't cool, but it kind of tastes so. Sweet Strawberry is one of few strawberries I can taste, and it's kind of syrupy. It isn't sickly like INW Strawberry Shisha though. Nor is it gross as all get out like FLV Strawberry. So that's that.

FLV Cream has that heavy cream, almost milky thing going for it. It's a thick cream with an ever so slight spice. I used TPA VBIC to thicken the cream and pump up that vanilla note. I threw in just a splash of Meringue to sweeten the cream into something more like milk. The TPA Bavarian Cream is there to kind of warm up and fill out the cream. JF Sweet Strawberry is a new favorite of mine and I had to use it here for its sweet, nearly syrupy taste. I found a bit of TPA Strawberry took off the sharp edge of the Sweet Strawberry, making it a little softer. The TPA Dragonfruit is just there to help bring the strawberries out a bit. It makes for a thick, creamy, milky vape with a semi-sweet strawberry taste that isn't overpowering. It's been my ADV for quite some time now, and no matter how much I vape it I can still taste it. So, there you have it! Ron Burgundy's Milk Was a Rad Choice (something I sure hope you find yourself saying after trying it!). Please leave feedback; I welcome it good or bad! Happy mixing. 👽

Probably one of my most unique recipes to date. This is a pomegranate infused cupcake with vanilla cream cheese icing. The flavors are evenly balanced and you get a nice cakeyness which is complemented by a moderately thick, rich icing. The pomegranate really brings a bit of zing to help elevate what would be considered a rather bland mix.

Bombcake

• Capella Vanilla Cupcake - 4%

• Lorann Cream Cheese Icing - 2%

• FlavourArt Pomegranate - 1.5%

• Capella Butter Cream - 1%

• Flavor West Yellow Cake - 2%

• TFA Marshmallow - 1%

• FlavourArt Meringue - 0.5%

Mix at 70/30 or 80/20.

You need to steep this for at least 4 days because Capella Vanilla Cupcake, FW Yellow Cake and LA Cream Cheese aren't shake and vape certified.

Pomegranate: Used to introduce a tartness and also additional sweetness to the cupcake. FlavourArt has probably one of the best pomegranates to date.

Cake: I opted for a combo of Capella Vanilla Cupcake and FW Yellow Cake. Yes, I know, I know, FW Cancer Cake has fructose. So YMMV. Sub for Capella or JF if you have that.

Frosting: From the get-go, I already knew I wanted a cream cheese frosting. And the first flavoring that popped to mind was of course, Lorann Cream Cheese Icing. Together with Capella Butter Cream and Meringue, it really adds to that authentic icing feel. Eventually added TFA Marshmallow just for some mouthfeel.

As you all know, I mostly vape creams, bakeries and RY4. But once in a while, I find myself craving a fruity vape. This is a refreshing raspberry pineapple and cactus blend. Simple but very tasty!

Punkberry Cactus

• TFA Raspberry Sweet - 4%

• Capella Golden Pineapple - 5%

• Inawera Kaktus - 1%

• TFA Koolada - 0.25%

Vanillian Bucks:

INW Vanilla Bourbon- 1.2%

CAP French Vanilla v2- .8%

TFA Bavarian Cream- 1.2%

TFA RY4 Double- 2.5%

CAP Hazelnut- 1%

I've been vaping this one err day for about the last month. Really dig it. It's got the RY4 Double in there, but I hesitate to call it a tobacco flavor. Those vanillas are definitely out in front.

Hollywood Calls (555 tobacco):

FA Glory- 1.5%

INW 555 Gold- 1%

FA Black Fire- .5%

FA Latakia- .5%

TFA Graham Cracker Clear- 1%

TFA Toasted Marshmallow- 1%

Edit: I'm a tinkering kind of guy, so this morning I threw .5% FA MTS Vape Wizard in a 30 ml of this, and I do believe I like it more. It kind of takes the edge off of the Glory, which is a pretty in your face flavor. I'd say it's optional, depending on how bold you want that Glory to be. I'll probably keep it for my final mix.

This is the second iteration of a 555 type I've been working on. Might be the final version. Might end up switching the 555 Gold and Glory percentages. At first I didn't much care for the Gold. Kinda smelled like wet dog to me. But it's grown on me quite a bit.

Old Money (coffee tobacco):

INW Tobacco Coffee- 1.7%

INW 555 Gold- 3%

INW Dark Fire 1%

INW Dirty Neutral Base .5%

I got the Tobacco Coffee from Wizard Labs, but can't seem to find anywhere else that calls it that. I've emailed them to see if they could clarify what the actual name is, but haven't got a response. I'm going to guess that it's Tobacco Coffee Paradise, but I'm not 100% on that. But it's a really good flavor. Almost chocolate-esqu. I mixed this up last weekend (without the DNB) and decided to have a 3 day steep test. It was so good that I ended up going through it all. I got the DNB in yesterday and made a little batch with that, and it was just what I was looking for. Really makes it seem like more of a tobacco vape instead of a dessert like coffee.

That's all for now!

Hey I would really, really love if somebody could try my recipe. I was going for a cinnamon bun custard type thing. I've had 2 people try it and they said it tasted like a great, rich and flavorful caramel. I wanted to see if I could get some outside perspective! I myself don't taste the caramel, but taste is subjective!

Cin-Custard

Cinnamon Roll (FW) @ 8%

Vanilla Custard (CAP) @ 5%

Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TPA) @ 2%

Joy (FA) @ 1%

Marshmallow (TPA) / Other sweetener @ 1%

Flavor Total : 17%

Steep Time: Makes for a fantastic shake and vape (imo) ! Best after 3-5 days though!

Prickel Berry

INWA Cactus 0.5%
FA Kiwi 3%
FA Lime Tahiti Distilled 2%
FA Marshmallow 1%
INWA Strawberry Shisha 4%

Not quite a wintery mix but hey, I'm in New Orleans and it's still warm here. This lil recipe was a quick mix that turned out great! I've seen similar profiles but this one hits the spot for me. It's JUICY, a little sweet, and a litte tangy. Could bump up the lime a bit for more tang. Enjoy!

[TCC-4] The Cheesecake

• CAP NY Cheesecake 7%
• CAP Creamy Yogurt 1%
• FA Marzipan 0.5%
• TFA Sweet Cream 0.25%
• TFA Sweetener 0.5%

Recommended VG/PG: 20/80

Took about 2 or 3 weeks to get perfect. I absolutely looooooooove cheesecake. SOOOOOOOO MUCH. I like my cheesecake without any fruits, any sauce, any chocolate. I like just plain cheesecake. So this is just plain rich cheesecake.

Fucking delicious.

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Snakadaktal Oil (A homage to Snake Oil by Seduce Juice)

This is something that I've been toying with for the past two weeks. It's my take on the popular pear/coconut/cream combo with a twist.

After vaping a few Snake Oil clones, I started to grow fond of the combo. However I quickly realised it was lacking that little extra oomph.

So after playing around with a few different fruits, I settled on lime. It's tropical, adds that little bit of zing and helps elevate the combo into something different.

Snake Oil is probably using Bavarian instead of Whipped Cream but I feel like a lighter cream fitted the bill more. The addition of Coconut Extra gives it that "coat your mouth feeling" that Snake Oil is notorious for.

The fruit base is just me playing around with Kiwi and Fuji until I found something that could perfectly accent the pears.

I have to stress that the Inawera Lime is CRUCIAL. It can't be subbed. Inawera Limetka is probably the most zestiest lime out there. It cuts through all the cream and fruits with ease at 1%.

INW Pear - 3%

FA Pear - 1%

TFA Pear - 1%

FA Fuji - 1.5%

FA Kiwi - 0.5%

TFA Whipped Cream - 4%

TFA Coconut Extra - 1.5%

INW Limetka - 1%

Mix at 70/30.

All credit for this recipe goes to /u/grant_hatcher. Without him posting Feeling Peachy, I would have never gotten to enjoy this little rendition.

Peachy Creamy

This recipe was heavily inspired by Grant's recipe. The recipe received a bit of attention, but not nearly enough IMO because it is amazing, and I'm posting this skirt in case anyone missed it. Be sure to check out the original too, but I made a few tweaks based on my inventory and really enjoyed it. (I don't even care much for peach)

Ingredient | Percentage ---|--- TFA Juicy Peach | 4% FA White Peach | 2% FW Bavarian Cream | 4% TFA Dragonfruit | 2% CAP Sweet Strawberry | 2% CAP Cinnamon Danish Swirl | 1% FLV Sweet Coconut | 0.5%

Steep 5 days.

I don't have much for notes other than the balance of peaches and cream is on point. I don't taste the dragonfruit or strawberry, but I feel they really help shape the peach flavor into something amazing. It has the slightest note of cinnamon, but it's subtle enough to not stand in the way of anything. The coconut enhances the creaminess even further, but doesn't really bring any coconut taste to the party.

ATF Link if you have the ingredients and you're down to enjoy this beauty.

Candy Cane Ice Cream

8% FW Candy Cane

3% TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream

3% FW Vanilla Bean Ice Cream

0.5% ECX Sweetener

Super simple, sweet, creamy, and pepperminty ice cream. This was just something simple that I wanted to mix. If you can think of anything to add into a candy cane/peppermint ice cream recipe, let me know.

Super Simple Strawberry Cheesecake

Brand | Ingredient | % ---|---|---- CAP | NY Cheesecake | 4% CAP | Sugar Cookie | 2% CAP | Sweet Strawberry | 2% TFA | Strawberry (Ripe) | 3% TFA | Sweetener | 1.5% MIX AT | 70VG 30PG | Shake & Vape

Melonlyptus Clone

TPA Cantaloupe 2%
CAP Double Watermelon 3%
INW Eucalyptus with Mint 2.25%
INW Melon 2%
INW Watermelon 2.25%
Koolada 1%
Ethyl Maltol 0.5%

https://alltheflavors.com/recipes/share/3c4c3be4-e6cc-45da-a029-16251bf0adcd

Sorry, formatting sucks. No flavor notes. I got lucky on my first try.

/u/limedrive /u/Vinna152
/u/ID10-T

Horchapple

• CAP horchata: 2.5%

• CAP cinnamon danish swirl: 2%

• FA Fuji: 3%

• TFA strawberry ripe: 2%

• FA meringue: 2%

• FA fresh cream: .5%

This recipe was the one I entered into the mixxed competition. I got cap horchata in the mail just before the first round was announced and I thought it would fit nicely in with the Apple and cinnamon.

There really isn't a whole lot to explain here that hasn't already been said. The cinnamon in cds is very light for a horchata, and could definitely benefit from some additional flavors, but personally I like realllly faint cinnamon in a vape so i only used CDS.

The meringue at that percentage is for the sugary milk component and the addition of fresh cream boosts that.

At the time of the competition I didn't have JF Fuji, so I went with FA's offering. At the higher percentages it's a bit sharp for me, so I decided to use TFA strawberry ripe not for its strawberry flavor, but for the Ethyl Maltol that it has in it. That EM helps to round out the Apple and bring even more sweetness to the mix.

That about sums it up, I had a lot of fun developing this recipe. I wouldn't call myself new, but I also wouldn't call myself an expert mixer. Some of the stuff you guys came up with for this contest is blowing my mind, I'm proud to be among this community full of all you great artists. I came up with something that tastes great to me and has been a delightful fall vape, and I have all of you great folks to thank for that. Good luck to all of you in the top 12, can't wait to see what you crazy fools come up with!

EDIT

I have expanded on this version since the end of the contest. The version I am now vaping adds 1% CAP Vanilla custard v1 and swapped JF for the FA fuji. I kind of wish I went with this version for the contest because it is way more authentic but hey thats life.

Every year for the holidays, my girlfriend makes a cranberry shortbread that completely destroys my ability to control my food intake. I'm generally pretty okay taking one cookie or one bit of food off the table and being good with that, but not with these. They're like crack. Every year I also try to replicate them in a vape. This year has been the closest so far.

Equinox 

Ingredient|% :---|---: Biscuit (INAWERA)|1.25 Cookie (Biscotto) (FA)|1.5 Cranberry (Flavorah)|2 Golden Butter (CAP)|0.4 Holy Vanilla (DIY)|1 Nut Mix (FA)|0.5 Walnut (FA)|1

Flavor total: 7.65%

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

Shortbread: The biscuit/cookie combo got me pretty close to what I wanted in the shortbread base, but it lacked a little soft butter so CAP Golden Butter was the answer to give us a soft shortbread biscuit style base.

Cranberry: FLV was a no brainer here. I tried CAP first but it's weird and plastic tasting, and not very strong. At 2% it isn't present right away, I've noticed this flavor needs a steep to stand out a bit.

Walnut/Nut Mix: There's little bits of walnut throughout the whole thing, but FA Walnut isn't strong enough to shine on it's own without getting weird. I took a little help from FA Nut Mix to help it all come through the final flavor.

Steep time is 1 week minimum, 2 weeks preferred.

This one is a result of theory-crafting and I feel that it provides a solid example of some useful tools.

R U Berry Jelly

Flavor | % ---|--- INW Rhubarb | 0.5 FA Raspberry | 2 CAP Jelly Candy | 2 TFA Dragonfruit | 0.5 INW Shisha Strawberry | 2

The result is a rhubarb-berry jelly candy. Not a gummy candy, but a soft version of a pectin-based candy. More tart than sweet, INW Rhubarb + FA Raspberry is a fantastic combo and is the star of the show. CAP Jelly Candy provides the base texture for the recipe that holds the flavors in a sort of suspended, jelly state. INW Shisha Strawberry comes in here for some needed sweetness. I chose Shisha Strawberry above others because it has some jam-like properties that I felt would lend themselves very well to the mix. TFA Dragonfruit is used to help everything blend together appropriately.

My current favourite in my rotation is making me feel summery, despite it being rather chilly here:

The PM

Ingredient|% :---|---: Apricot (CAP)|2 Butterscotch (FA)|1 Cereal 27 (CAP)|0.5 DX Peach (Juicy) (TPA)|2 Lemon Meringue Pie v2 (CAP)|2 Meringue (FA)|2.5 Nectarine (TPA)|2

Flavor total: 12%

Edit: (oops, forgot to add flavour notes)

The Apricot (CAP)/DX Peach (Juicy)/Nectarine (TPA) combo provides a robust, bright peach throughout the vape.

The Butterscotch provides a hint of caramelised sugar, while the Cereal 27 combines with the crust element of the Lemon Meringue Pie to provide a crumbly, subtle hint of graininess. This is what makes this recipe something I keep coming back too: it's hard to describe but it's a bit like having a bit of fluff on the carpet that you keep catching out of the corner of your eye and thinking 'Spider! EEEEK!... Wait, no... it's not'. It keeps the flavour interesting to me.

The lemon in the Lemon Meringue Pie provides an extra sharpness that helps to keep the peach flavour from being softened too much by the meringue.

The meringue in the Lemon Meringue Pie, and the meringue by itself provides a full fluffy sweetness on which the peach flavours rest.

Here's a simple Strawberry Cheesecake I made. I know, nothing groundbreaking but it's pretty good shake n' vape or even better after a couple weeks. It actually reminds me a bit of NotCharlesManson's 'Strawberry Shortcake' and it's easier to make.

Biscuit (INW) 1%

Cheesecake (Graham Crust) (TPA) 1.5%

Custard (FA) 2%

Strawberry (Ripe) (TPA) 8%

Sugar Cookie (CAP) 1.5%

70vg/30pg

##Winter MochaMint

| Ingredient | % | |---------------------|-------| | FLV Arabian Tobacco | 0.66% | | FLV Milk Chocolate | 2.25% | | FLV Creme de Menthe | 1.25% | | FA Tiramisu | 0.33% |

Ratio: 20PG/80VG
Steep: Pretty good straight away, but give the the tobacco ~3-5 days to mellow out a bit.

I've been in to tobaccos/earthy flavors lately and wanted to do a winter-time vape. When I got the FLV Arabian Tobacco in I immediately thought of the ol' Camels I used to smoke back in the day and it brought me back. I always enjoyed their exotic blends; unfortunately their presence waned shortly after I picked up smoking (bastids). The first one I had tried and one of my favorites was the Winter MochaMint, which was basically just a camel with a touch of chocolate, a light mint, and hint of coffee.

Flavor Notes

FLV Arabian Tobacco -- A very bright and earthy cigarette style tobacco flavor, reminiscent of a Camel or, well, an Arabian Tobacco. It's got kind of "hay" like notes, definitely an interesting one. I've found this one to be kind of fickle with its acceptable ranges. Too high and (although the flavor was nice and forward) I found myself gagging or getting nauseous, too low and it wasn't present enough for the recipe. I initially brought it down to 0.75%, and that was just slightly too high; I then brought it down to 0.5% and then it wasn't present enough. After moving to 0.66% I found this was a great range for the flavor.

FLV Milk Chocolate -- Provides a medium chocolate that doesn't taste fake or too creamy to make the pairing. It also doesn't get gritty or overpower other flavors so it is a great fit here.

FLV Creme de Menthe -- A mellow menthol that is somewhat creamy/smooth and kind of hints toward chocolate, although I'm not sure if there's actually in here. I'm not real big on menthol or mint, and this one is just mild enough to give that slight minty tinge I was looking for. I originally went with peppermints, but it was a little too bright and distracting.

FA Tiramisu -- Just a subtle coffee-esque note, one that isn't too musty or straight up coffee, more like a light coffee dusting.

I may mess with it in the future, but I really like where it's at right now and it's satisfying my mixer's urge.

Hi guys, I'm fairly new to the vaping/diy scene so please feel free to comment on how you find my following recipes. This is my first tobacco/menthol recipes which are very simple but enjoyable. Well at least to me that is. Main reason why I mixed these concoctions is to get my wife away from stinkies. She smokes Camel Double with Purple and her first reaction was "Wow".

Harmenthol

Am4A (INAWERA) @ 4%

Harvest Berry (CAP) @ 4%

Menthol liquid (TFA) @ 0.5% / 2-3 drops per 10ml

Very smooth menthol with a tease of Harvest Berry on exhale.

Be2T

Am4A (INAWERA) @ 4%

Black Cherry (TFA) @3 %

Menthol liquid (TFA) @ 0.5% / 2-3 drops per 10ml

I've tested both always starting with the Harvest Berry and then the Black Cherry cause the BC is more overpowering than the HB. Tastes is subjective tho but once I vape the Be2T I get a burst of menthol and BC on the first exhale like "Holy S@%#" but smooths out after vaping it a few times.

English is not my 1st language so hope it makes sense.

My JUUL Mint Clone

*INW Mix Mint - 3.5%

*INW Menthol Tobacco - 1%

*INW Eucalyptus w/ Mint - 0.6%

Unfortunately, I have to go from memory on my notes. I live in a part of East TN that had a really crappy few days, and I no longer have any notes due to some "technical difficulties".

After trying combinations of several mints-CAP Cool Mint, TPA and FW Peppermint, FW Spearmint, NN Minty Menthol, NN Menthol Tobacco, LA Creme de Menthe, Koolada etc- I just couldn't get that proper doublemint flavor AND recreate the cold-ish inhale of the Juul juice. Koolada, surprisingly wouldn't tackle the cool inhale.

I figured they have to use a small % of flavor relative to the flavor intensity for such a small device, and that led me to INW. I played with Mix Mint and Menthol Tobacco individually, as well as combined them into previous recipes. Mix Mint has the main flavor, the doublemint gum taste. INW Menthol Tobacco at this low % brings just that bit of salty, earthy mentholated taste that takes this from being straight gum/toothpaste to an intriguing combination of mints, one that in this device seems to change every few hits.

It wasn't until I lazily put a few drops of Eucalyptus w/Mint into an old recipe that it hit me. THIS is that cooling effect, and part of the taste I'm missing!
With these 3, it just came down to playing with %'s. I'm sure people will prefer less or more of the Eucalyptus. Also, I used NN Smooth VG nic salts at 50mg/ml in the final mix. From max VG to 80/20 seems to work well. Part of the Juul experience is the drag. That is relative not only to the viscosity, but HOW you refill the device, although that is out of the scope of this post. (Feel free to ask though).

The only thing I didn't get to try was FW DoubleMint. I recently recieved a bottle of it, but no longer have that. Once I get a chance to play with it (it'll be a while) I'll update if necessary. Hopefully some of you who enjoy the Juul as much as I do can find use of this, and for the others, well, Happy Holidays! Count your blessings, be thankful, and tell those close to you that you love them!

I've been working on a creme brulee recipe as it is one of my favorite deserts. I think it is delicious so I've opted to share it. I hope you all like it.

Creme Brulee
6.00% Vanilla Custard (CAP)
1.30% Creme Brulee (INW)
5.00% Sugar Cookie (CAP)
1.00% Caramel Candy (TFA)
0.75% Meringue (FA)
1.50% Butter Cream (CAP)
1.50% Sweet Cream (CAP)

Strawberry Pussy (my ADV)

• Sweet Cream (TPA) @ 3%
• vanilla custard (CAP) @ 1%
• Cheesecake Graham Crust (TPA) @ 4%
• New York Cheesecake (CAP) @ 1%
• Strawberry Ripe (TPA) @ 7%
• Strawberry (TPA) @ 3%

Any thoughts?

I know, 20%, but oh man... what a taste....

Another one to throw out there. Link to [ELR recipe] (http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/1072985/Buttermint). This is my version of those pastel colored chalky mint candies you see put out in a dish on holidays and weddings. It's a very light peppermint that is a touch buttery and smooth thanks to VBIC and Vanilla Swirl. 

You can make this with or without the sweetener but it is a candy. Live a little! And yes, I'm going to make you order mint candy.

Buttermint
Bavarian Cream (TPA) 1%
Cotton Candy (10% EM) (TPA) 1%
Marshmallow (TPA) 1%
Meringue (FA) 0.5%
Mint Candy (TPA) 5%
Sweetener 0.75%
Toasted Marshmallow (TPA) 1%
Torrone (FA) %1. Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (CAP) 3%
Vanilla Swirl 3%

Mint candy is a very light flavored peppermint. It's not very strong at all in my opinion. It's just right for this recipe.

Be sure to rate on ELR if you mix this up.

This a thick, rich, delicious creamy milk chocolate that I really feel I hit dead on. I know this flavor profile has been tried and tried again but I feel I got it with this one, enjoy!

Creamy Milk Chocolate Icing

Lorann Cream Cheese Icing- 2%

CAP Vanilla Custard- 0.5%

FW White Chocolate- 5%

CAP VBIC-3%

TFA Vanilla Swirl- 1%

TFA Sweetener- 2%

Mixed at 60/40 pg/vg ratio Give this recipe at least 9 days to steep and it really comes together, this is an awesome vape I hope you guys enjoy!

Hey all, I'm pretty new to mixing. I primarily got into it to try and replace some of my favorite commercial juices so I don't break the bank. But tinkering with recipes is more addicting than tinkering with coil builds so that might not be the case in the end :P

Here's my first real recipe, aiming to replace Adirondack's McKinley as my ADV (not trying to be 1:1) ~

DIY Caramel Chai Latte

<Brown Sugar> (<TPA>) @ 1%
<Chai Tea (Spiced)> (<TPA>) @ 3%
<Cinnamon Danish Swirl> (<CAP>) @ 2%
<French Vanilla Creme> (<TPA>) @ 2%
<RY4 Double> (<TPA>) @ 3%

mixed at 70/30. I'm only 4 days into steeping and it's tasting really good, but I'd like some more experienced mixers' opinions. If anyone would be willing to mix up a small bottle of this and give it a try after a 4-7 days of steeping, please let me know so we can keep in touch :) I don't have a ton of flavors, only made an initial investment of about 90 bucks to get into DIY, then made another 80 buck purchase of different flavors for xmas. Any criticism is welcome!

Thanks all, happy holidays & new year!

Strawberry ice cream

0.5% vanilla custard (cap) 4% vanilla bean ice cream (cap) 5% strawberry ripe (tfa) 3% strawberry sweet (cap) 0.5% meringue (fa) 1% yellow cake (fw) 2% bavarian cream (tfa)

Im not too good at flavour notes all i know this is amazing as a shake and vape but better after a steep for a couple of days, reminds me of the ice cream man juices

Cool mint Vanilla

TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream 3% TFA Peppermint 2% TFA Spearamint 0.25%

I mixed this at 80VG 20PG, 1% Nic VG based.

I will say that the Peppermint and Spearmint are syringe killers, so take necessary precautions for measuring those flavors.

The original Flamingo recipe was the first decent mix that I made when I started DIY a couple years ago. I haven't made the original in quite awhile so I decided mix it up. Turns out I really wasn't feeling it anymore, the peach flavoring was harsh and the coconut was way too overwhelming so I decided to give it a remix, now it's in my ADV rotation.

Albino

• Strawberry (TFA) - 5.5%
• Pina Colada (TFA) - 3%
• White Peach (FA) - 2%
• Strawberry (FA) - 1.5%
• Peach (INW) - 0.75%
• Coconut (FA) - 0.5%
• Smooth (TFA) - 0.25%
• Sweetener (TFA) - 1 drop per 30ml

30pg/70vg

Shake and vape certified!

TFA Strawberry & FA Strawberry: A lot of fruit recipes incorporate strawberry somewhere in the mix and this one is no different. I used two different strawberry flavorings for layering purposes hoping to achieve a fuller, rounded flavor.

FA White Peach & Inawera Peach: White peach is amazing, plain and simple. As with a lot of flavorings, certain flavors need help in achieving a full well rounded taste. That's where Inawera Peach come in. It fills in the what the white peach is missing.

TFA Pina Colada & FA Coconut: The original recipe calls for TFA Coconut Extra and anyone who has used it knows how badly it can turn out if you use too much or if you cant stand the taste of sun-tan lotion. I decided to go a different route here. Pina Colada has a really nice coconut tone with a very light pineapple note which works very well with this mix. I also added a touch of FA Coconut to accent it.

TFA Smooth & TFA Sweetener (Optional): Both of these additives are optional but i think they serve their purpose in this recipe. Sometimes peach flavorings can be a little harsh on the throat and top notes can be a little strong after awhile. TFA Smooth helps blend all the flavors together nicely while eliminating the harshness and also adds to a "thicker" mouthfeel of vapor. TFA Sweetener is used for a dash of sweetness because I feel most peach flavors taste slightly under-ripe but I wanted it more ripe tasting and it works well. I like it a 1drop per 30ml. Enjoy!

For some odd reason, I've been in the Christmas-y flavor mood, so I've been working on a few Christmas recipes. They're pretty standard but I enjoy how they're coming out. Some are just reworks of other people's work, and one is still kind of a WIP but I feel like I can post it now. If you want more notes and info on these go to the ATF Links posted on the side of each recipe.

Gingerbread Cookie ATF Link

MFG | Flavor | % ---|------|- TFA | Acetyle Pyrazine | .25 JF/TFA | Bavarian Cream | 2 INW | Biscuit | 1 TFA | Brown Sugar | .5 FA | Cookie | 1.5 TFA | Gingerbread | 1 CAP | Sugar Cookie | 3

True Pumpkin Spice ATF Link

MFG | Flavor | % ---|------|- TFA | Chai Tea | 1 FA | Cream Fresh | 2 TFA | Gingerbread | 1.5 TFA | Holiday Spice | .25 FA | Madagascar (Vanilla Classic) | 1 HS | Pumpkin Pie | 5 FW | Pumpkin Spice | 4 FLV | Rich Cinnamon | .15 CAP | Sweet Cream | 1

White Chocolate Peppermint Bark WIP ATF

MFG | Flavor | % ---|------|- TFA | Acetyl Pyrazine | .25 FA | Almond | 1.5 FA | Bourbon (Vanilla Bourbon) | 1 TFA | Peppermint | 1 FA | Torrone | 1 FW | White Chocolate | 4.5

I definitely want some feedback on the last one, because I don't have much experience with Peppermint, but it definitely is tasty as it is. I've considered dropping down the peppermint to .75% but in my bottle I've mixed up I kept it at 1%, and it's pretty tasty after a couple of days.

Hi there, I created this recipe while experimenting with CAP Funnel cake. My goal was to try and replicate a deep fried banana fritters flavour profile, while also trying to add a nice vanilla ice cream to the end, after many iterations I feel I finally achieved my goal.

Without further ado, I give you...

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Bunyols de Plàtan:

MFG | Flavour | Percentage :---------:|:----------:|:----------: FA | Bano | 3.00% CAP | Funnel Cake | 6.00% TFA | Vanilla Bean Ice Cream | 3.00% FA | Meringue | 1.00% TFA | Marshmellow | 1.00% Cp | Bavarian Cream | 1.00%

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Flavour Notes:

The Fritter

FA Banò (banana) - I used this because it's a really nice natural banana flavour, no candy notes here. At 3% it adds a nice yellow banana flavour, a creaminess, all without being overpowering.

CAP Funnel Cake - This is the main star of the recipe, When in the experimentation stage I started at 2%. At such a low percentage it was never really able to give off the fried flavour I really needed. Using Funnel Cake at 6% really adds that crispy, battered, deep fried flavour with a nice powdered sugar feel on the exhale.

TPA VBIC - This does two jobs here, it adds the vanilla to the fritters, but also starts off the ice cream with the thickness and creaminess one craves.

FA Meringue - Taking a cue from Wayne Walkers (ENYAWREKLAW) Cuprian here. The Meringue adds a thickness to the ice cream, and also adds some nice buttery notes to the fritters.

TPA Marshmellow - The Marshmellow is what gives the ice cream the mouth feel, at 1% it allows the Funnel Cake to do it's thing and give the recipe it's overall deep fried flavour.

CAP Bavarian Cream - Mixed at 1% gives the ice cream a nice creamy boost.

I mix this at 70/30, as that's my preferred ratio, however feel free to mix at your own preference.

Pretty great as a shake n' Vape, but even better after 7 days steep.

I would really love some feedback on this recipe as it's the first one I've been game enough to post publicly.

Recipe at All the Flavors

Cookies for Christmas!

Lemon Frosted Almond Shortbread

• Biscuit (INW) 1%
• Lemon (INW) 1%
• Marzipan (FA) 2%
• Meringue (FA) 1%
• Torrone 1% (FA)
• Sugar Cookie (CAP) 3%
• Vanilla Swirl (TPA) 1%
• Toasted Marshmallow (TPA) 1%

Biscuit - brings that shortbread bakery base to the party.

Sugar Cookie - rounds the bakery base with buttery sugary goodness.

Marzipan - brings a touch of almond elegance and depth to the shortbread

Vanilla Swirl - provides the body for the frosting

Meringue - helps fluff up the frosting and provide a touch of sweetness.

Lemon - flavors that frosting base with a bit of brightness to bring everything together.

EDIT formatting. This is a work in progress. Suggestions welcome! Shake and vape is fine. Better after a day.

EDIT 2 Reducing the Biscuit in this. After a steep it's overwhelming some nuances.

EDIT 3 so I've found that right balance finally after steeping a couple batches for a few days. It keeps that biscuit bite but not so hard now.

EDIT 4 adjustments to the percentages. The fourth and final batch has just the right balance of cookie, almond and biscuit.

##Sweet Strawberry Cream v2

| Ingredient | % | |---------------------|-------| | INW Shisha Strawberry | 3% | | TFA Strawberry Ripe | 2% | | FA Red Touch | 1% | | TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream | 3% |
| TFA Vanilla Bean Gelato | 2% | | FLV Frosting | 0.5% | | FLV Sweet Cream | 0.5% |

Another iteration on the Strawberry & Cream, this one I am growing quite fond of. I wanted to find a replacement for the LA Cream Cheese Icing since it wasn't quite pulling the weight I wanted to, and I was looking for a little bit more of a strawberry flavor.

I subbed in the FLV Frosting and TFA VBG in place of the LA CCI -- IMO it tastes as good as LA CCI smells

Swapped the %s on Shisha SB and SB Ripe since shisha is more pronounced and upped the Red Touch a hair since the sub wasn't as conflicting

In my experiments FLV Cream and FLV Sweet Cream are pretty interchangeable (very little differences between the two but they are there), but I have more Sweet Cream in my stash so I decided to go with that =P

So I tested this after a week and it was just, okay. I put it in my steeping box and forgot about it. Now, over a month later, I decided to give it a try. I was blown away. The PB really stands out in front.The chocolate shows itself on the exhale and almost gives me the impression of chocolate melting in your mouth.

Peanut Butter Cup

MFG | Flavor | % | ----|--------|---| TFA | Peanut Butter| 3.5| FLV | Peanut Butter | 1 | INW | Milk Chocolate | 3.5| FLV | Milk Chocolate | 1| FLV | Milk & Honey | .5 | TFA | Bavarian Cream | 1|

Steep Time- This will need at least 2 weeks but, as I said, I tested after a month. So, if your not happy after the 2 weeks, maybe try the full month.

Caution - Both chocolate and PB can get funky if using high wattage and low builds. My build is .4ohm at 45 watts.

Sorry guys! Despite the fact that I started working on this one in September, it required too many revisions and lengthy steeps for me to roll it out by late November as I had intended.

But, the way I see it is this; once the holidays are over, and there's nothing but the bitter bones of undecorated winter haunted by white walkers and depression as far as the eye can see, you can pull this out of your steeping cabinet at the end of January, and maybe it's enough to jingle your festivus bells a little. :-)

Snog – Homestyle Egg Nog From Scratch

(TPA) Brown Sugar: 0.25%
(FW) Hazelnut: 1%
(TPA) Holiday Spice: 0.50%
(CAP) Horchata: 2%
(FA) Jamaican Rum: 2%
(FLV) Rich Cinnamon: 0.30%
(CAP) Vanilla Custard V1: 6%

12.05% Total Flavor, 70/30 VG/PG & Mandatory 1 Month Steep

Quick Notes
The Nog: (CAP) Vanilla Custard/(CAP) Horchata/(FW) Hazelnut The vanilla custard is the obvious heavy, eggy base for the nog. Horchata adds a nice, cooked-in cinnamon note while thinning it just enough to turn it from a custard to a beverage. Hazelnut just makes it malty-creamy.
The Spices: (TPA) Holiday Spice/(FLV) Rich Cinnamon/(TPA) Brown Sugar
Holiday spice is the perfect freshly micro-planed nutmeg sprinkle on top backed by an expired, sad, desiccated cinnamon salvaged from the forgotten depths of your spice cabinet. We add just enough rich cinnamon to correct that shitty cinnamon note while still allowing that absolutely necessary (and good!) nutmeg note to come through. The brown sugar adds an additional touch of sweetness I didn't think it would need considering the final ingredient, but, I've tried it without, and it's just not as balanced.
The Spike: (FA) Jamaican Rum
I've only ever had egg nog with brandy or bourbon, but FA Brandy wouldn't have fit here, and FA Kentucky Bourbon couldn't have lent the same brown sugar and spice note that Jamaican rum does. It's the perfect ingredient to spike our nog in this case, though it loses all hint of booziness after the long steep.

Happiest of holidays and the biggest of thanks to everyone in this, my very favorite subreddit. It's been a pleasure mixing with you in 2016, and I can't wait to see what you mad geniuses come up with in 2017! Love yooze! <3

MBV Spew without the Ew (the cream). I accidentally made this in one of my bottles when attempting to clone a Blue Dot Convicted Melons line and have to say this is a very tasty rendition of Spew from MBV, almost better even and without the addition of cream I feel like this belongs in the Recipe Thread and not the clone. The Honeydew plays really well with the Honeysuckle and Cherry Blossom to bring out some soft notes while the Kiwi at a low % gives it more of a body and sweetness. I dislike TFA Pear and think it tastes someone extracted apple skin flavor but not the flesh itself. Instead I add Fuji to give it that juicy flavor and TINY hint of apple that does not conflict with the Honeydew and Strawberries. After a day steep the Honeydew calms down and the taste of Spew becomes very apparent. This is my first version of the recipe and I am sure to fine-tune it, however for a first batch its pretty damn close but without the creamy hints, please let me know what you think! Also this is intended for Max VG%, not their 50%PG/50%VG line. 10% flavoring total and gets better the longer you steep it.

<Honeydew>(<TFA>)@1.5%

<Honeysuckle>(<TFA>)@1.5%

<Cherry Blossom>(<TFA>)@1%

<Strawberry>(<TFA>)@2%

<Strawberry Ripe>(<TFA>)@3% (I mixed the percents up with TFA strawberry)

<Fuji Apple>(<FA>)@0.5%

<Kiwi>(<FA>)@1%

Feedback is greatly appreciated as this is my first recipe posting.

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My Lemon Snapple

INW Cactus .6%

Koolada .5%

FA Lemon Sicily 1%

JF Lemon Juicy 3%

FA Black Tea 1.75%

Started out as a Lemonade but realized how much the black tea/lemon/splash of cactus tastes like lemon Snapple.

Add a lil Koolada because Snapple needs to be cold. If you don't like koolada I'm sure its just dandy without.

Hope y'all enjoy and rate on ATF if ya like it or if you hate it.

https://alltheflavors.com/recipes/19130#lemon_snapple_by_vdevil

Edit: ' in y'all

After Dinner Smoke

A dessert tobacco with a honey drizzled cheesecake base.

• TFA Black Honey 3%

• TFA Cheescake Graham Crust 3%

• Graham Cracker Clear 3%

• DIYFS Holy Vanilla 2.5%

• TFA Mild Black 1%

• TFA Vanilla Swirl 1.5%

Detailed notes Here and on All The Flavors

A light airy Custard with a deep Oatmeal Cookie note. It reminds me of a cream filled Little Debbie's Oatmeal Cake, only deeper like it's freshly made.

http://i.imgur.com/xzEk590.jpg

Vanilla Cookie Custard (Gmix)

Ingredient|% :---|---: Cream Whipped (FA)|0.8 Holy Vanilla (DIYFS)|1.5 Oatmeal Cookie (SC) (Real Flavors)|1.5 Rich Cinnamon (Flavorah)|0.1 Vanilla Custard v1 (CAP)|6

Flavor total: 9.9%

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

• Cream Whipped (FA) - This adds the cream note and lighten and fluff the custard giving it a feel of a creamy filling. It also opposes the darker Cinnamon and Cookie notes balancing the lite and dark notes.

• Holy Vanilla (DIYFS) - Simply put, perfect for this mix. This also adds a lighter note that help keep this from being too heavy and dark. It works very good with the Whipped Cream to create a Cream Filling effect.

• Oatmeal Cookie (SC) (Real Flavors) aka Oatmeal Cookie (Raw Extracts) (Real Flavors) - This is the only Oatmeal Cookie I have and it is spot on. Paired with FLV Rich Cinnamon it's tastes like a actual Oatmeal Cookie to me. It takes on a dark note in this mix, but it's well balanced against the cream, vanilla and custard notes. If anyone know of better version please let me know.

• Rich Cinnamon (FLV) - This flavor does the job in deepening the cookie note giving this cookie a bite that make it taste like a real Oatmeal Cookie. The best Cinnamon out there IMO.

• Vanilla Custard v1 (Cap) - The base, binder and smoother. It brings everything together.

• The (RF) Raw Extracts are alcohol based and need to breathe at least 24 hrs or you will get a slightly weird off note. I heat the finished mix just a little and shake vigorously and leave uncapped for 24 hrs for the alcohol to dissipate.

• Rich Cinnamon (FLV) = 1 drop per 30 mls.

• Steep 3-4 weeks.

This is a fun mix. It really dazzles my palate with berry and melon highlights. Similar to a berry punch, it's just full of flavor... big batch worthy. Blueberry is sometimes tart, but there is no tartness to this at all. I spun this off my Cukeberry Salad mix that has more of a throat hit, which I was hoping to alleviate and it worked out perfectly. It's just a bright happy fruit mix.

Very Berry Melon (Gmix) 

Ingredient|% :---|---: Anise (FA)|0.4 Blackberry (MF)|1 Blueberry (Flavorah)|2 Blueberry (MF)|0.6 Liquid Stevia (Pyure)|0.4 Sour Wizard (FA)|0.5 Watermelon (Medine Flower)|0.75

Flavor total: 5.65%

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• Anise (FA) - I like using Anise in low percentages to enhance and sweeten fruit flavors. At this percentage it doesn't give a candy type flavor, it only sweetens and lift the fruit flavors.

• Blackberry (MF) - There is no tartness to this Blackberry at all. It has a slight sweetness and a very light note for Blackberry. It kinda remind me of a Grape/Blueberry mix. I've had trouble in the past trying to create a Blueberry that I really like. I pair this with Blueberry to get a very good Blueberry note.

• Blueberry (FLV) & Blueberry (MF) - These two gives the best BB I've tasted. BB FLV isn't a full BB note and BB MF is too much and slightly tart. These two meet in the middle to create a very good BB flavor.

• Liquid Stevia (Pyure) - I can't praise this sweetener enough. This sweetens and rounds out the rough edges bringing this mix together.

• Sour Wizard (FA) - I use this to make the fruits pop. I never really used any sours before this one, but now I see why some mixers like to to use sours to enhance fruit flavors. This make the fruit flavors explode in your mouth.

• Watermelon (Medine Flower) - IMO it's the best Watermelon for DIY use. This takes on a secondary note, but not by much. It pairs perfectly with the BBs. Just the perfect layer to compliment the BBs.

Steep 3-4 weeks... use no heat.

CINNABERRY

a smooth Cinnamon Roll filled with Strawberry

• TFA STRAWBERRY 5%

• TFA DRAGONFRUIT 2%

• TFA CHEESECAKE (GRAHAM) 3%

• TFA GRAHAM CRACKER (CLEAR) 1.5%

• TFA CINNAMON DANISH 2%

• CAP SUGAR COOKIE 1.5%

• INW BISCUIT 1%

• TFA SWEETNER 1%

i mixed at 80/20 (VG/PG) @ 3mg NIC

a nice Christmas Vape.

have a good one

I know, fruit pebbles/fruit loops have been done to death. I agree. But I have some big bottles of FW fruit rings and fruity flakes that I wanted to try and use up so I sat down and put together a recipe. To my amazement it came out REALLY good. The FW flavorings don't have nearly as bad of a pledge note like TFA's offerings, and paired with the usual creams that are in most recipes like this (plus some new ones), it all comes together very well and balanced. If anyone mixes this up I'd love some feedback! I've gotten a lot of thumbs up from local vapers but haven't had any other mixers give it a try.

• 5% FW fruity flakes
• 3% FA meringue
• 1.5% FW fruit rings
• 1% FW Bavarian cream
• 1% FLV cream
• 1% CAP marshmallow
• 0.5% TFA AP
• 0.5% FA fresh cream

Just made a max VG Strawberry & Cream. Pretty dank already after a shake and vape. Heavy on the cream and authentic strawberry comes through nicely.

Strawberry Ripe (TFA) 7%
Bavarian Cream (TFA) 5%
Marshmallow (TFA) 3%
Sweet Cream (FW) 3%

Here's another recipe I've been working on periodically for the past year or so. I believe I have the cream base exactly where I want it but I'm still tweaking the strawberry, looking to turn it into a strawberry syrup like Hershey's. It's 90% there and I've exhausted most all of my options to get it where I want, maybe someone here will have an idea. Anyway here's Strawberry Milk

• 2% JF strawberry sweet
• 2% FLV cream
• 1.5% FA fresh cream
• 1% TFA sweetener
• 1% FA meringue
• 1% CAP vanilla custard

It needs about 5-7 days for the creams to blend together and become a milky mix. The cap custard gives it a thicker body which I find necessary as just straight creams don't translate well to milk in a vape. I may try adding a little TFA vanilla swirl or some TFA/FA dairy/condensed milk... The smell of them throws me off though. Feedback is appreciated!

I shared this as a self post [here] (https://www.reddit.com/r/DIY_eJuice/comments/5fsogr/barry_manilime_a_raspberry_lemon_lime_recipe/?ref=search_posts) but I've since taken some suggestions and improved and simplified it a bit. It's a great citrus vape if that's your thing. I figured I'd put it here too for posterity.

Berry Manilime

Cactus (INAWERA) 1%
Juicy Lemon (CAP) 1%
Lemon (INAWERA Flavours">INW) 2%
Lime Tahity (Cold Pressed) (FA) 1%
Marshmallow (TPA) 1%
Raspberry (Sweet) (TPA) 1%
Raspberry Concentrate (INW) 1%
Strawberry (Ripe) (TPA) 2%
Sweetener .5% (optional)

You can shake and vape but it's really worth it to wait 5-7 days to let that lemon and Raspberry come together.

Nice quick shake and vape I've been going on for a bit:

Generic Strawberry/Banana Milkshake*

Strawberry (TFA [Signature]) @ 5%
Banana (FA) @ 5%
Banana Creme (TFA [Signature]) @ 3%
Malted Milk (TFA [Signature]) @ 2%
Dairy/Milk (TFA) @ 1%

A while back I bought Cinnamon Sugar Cookie and Cinnamon Danish, but I haven't been able to use them to good effect until a few days ago. I present to you:

Cinnamonster

MFG | Flavor | Percentage ---------|----------|---------- TFA | Cinnamon Danish | 5% TFA | Cinnamon Sugar Cookie | 3% TFA | Vanilla Custard | 3% TFA | Marshmallow | 1%

It's sweet and bready with a nice pinch of cinnamon. I'm really enjoying this one!

EDIT: A week in and it's got a real nice buttery tone to it. It's become one of my favorite liquids of all time.

6 months ago I tried to nail a profile for my cousin of Chocolate Covered Strawberrys. Could never quite get it to work, trying lots of different combos. With the new INW Milk Chocolate hype and the Chocolate Milkshake recipe I decided to give it another whack. (This would be sort of a mashup of Chocolate Milkshakes! and a smidge of inspiration from Milk was a Rad Choice which is in this VERY THREAD! My test was 30/70 and steeped for 5 days was the best.

Input welcome, this is definitely the best I've gotten so far on this profile.

Timmy's Panty Dropper

| MFG | Flavor | Percentage | |:-----------:|:------------|:------------:| | INW | Milk Chocolate| 4%
| INW |Shisha Strawberry | 1.5%
| TPA |Strawberry | 2%
| FW |Creamy Hazelnut | 1%
| TPA |Marshmallow | 1%
| TPA |Meringue | 1%
| CAP |Vanilla Bean Ice Cream | 3%
| NA |Sucralose | 2%

If you like orange, I've got a treat for your sweet tooth! It's really good after just a two day steep.

Morange

MFG | Flavor | Percentage ---------|----------|---------- FW | Blood Orange | 2% TFA | Orange Cream | 2% TFA | Watermelon | 4% INW | Cactus | 0.5% TFA | Sour | 1%

Tropical Sweet Iced Tea

Fruity Juicy Iced Tea. A refreshing blend of peach, mango and pineapple with a light tea background. https://alltheflavors.com/recipes/21580

Yellow Peach CAP @ 3%
Juicy Peach TFA @ 2%
Golden Pineapple CAP @ 2%
Pineapple TFA @ 1%
Philippine Mango TFA @ 3%
Sweet Tea CAP @ 3%
Dragon Fruit TFA @ 1%
Koolada TFA @ 0.5%

Mana Cream

• CAP Sweet Mango 3.5%
• TFA Phillipine Mango 3%
• TFA Dragonfruit 2.5%
• TFA Banana Cream 1%
• TFA Banana Ripe 0.25%
• FA Banana 2%

A magical blend of mango and banana. Ok so recently I purchased this drink that had these two ingredients. And my god was it delicious. DIscovering this flavor pairing is like finding gold. So I wanted to replicate that into a vape and feel I have achieved that.

I think what makes this recipe work is the flavor pairings. Which is important to making a good recipe. Other than that I just balanced the flavors. This recipe could probably be made with other banana and mango flavorings. This is just what I had avalailable to mix with. Mango + banana + dragonfruit should equal deliciousness.

Here is one I have been working on for awhile.
I call it Sniffy D's WCR.
white chocolate (TFA) @ 8%
raspberry (lorann) @ 5%
Sweet Cream (TFA) @ 1.5%
Marshmallow (TFA) @ 2%

For steeping give 5-10 days for the sweet cream to blend in and the marshmallow to come in.
I am thinking of replacing the raspberry with a cherry flavour and adding peppermint for a holiday/Christmas themed

I'm trying to get a peach ring flavour down. So far...

(FA) white peach.............4% (TPA) peach(juicy)............2% (TPA) rasberry(sweet)......4%

I find it's pretty close, maybe as close as can be? Do the percentages look where they should be? I feel I need a tiny citrus punch to have a pretend "sour" taste. I've tried the sour additives and I don't feel they work.

Mercenary
Chocolate Cherry Vanilla Tobacco. Made it for a christmas present for a family member I'm trying to help quit smoking.

Let me know what you think!

<Black Cherry> (<FA>) @ .25%
<Black Honey> (<TPA>) @ 2%
<Double Chocolate Clear> (<TPA>) @ .5%
<Tuscan Reserve Ultimate> (<FA>) @ 2%
<Vanilla Swirl> (<TPA>) @ 2%

Here's a little something for all this cold weather we've been having. Masala Chai is a simple black milk tea spiced with Chai flavors. Hope you enjoy!

FA Black Tea makes our black tea base. At 3% it's enough to get some of the earthy tea notes while still letting the chai get it's business socks on for some mega deliciousness.

FLV Thai Chai makes a really great concentrated chai base, similar to how traditional chai is brewed as a concentrated tea then thinned with milk. TFA Chai Tea helps step up the spice department to get all those lovely nutmeg/clove notes I love so much in American chai.

DIYFS Holy Vanilla and FA Fresh Cream really tie in the fresh milk body with a little added sweetness from the Holy Vanilla added with the faint malty tones in both to bring some of those frothy milk notes.

A very straightforward, in your face chai tea. Sure to be a favorite for any fan of Chai flavors.

Masala Chai 

Ingredient|% :---|---: Black Tea (FA)|3 Chai Tea (TPA)|0.5 Cream Fresh (FA)|1.5 Holy Vanilla (DIYFS)|1.5 Thai Chai (Flavorah)|1.5

Flavor total: 8%

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

kiwi frost

flavor | vendor | % ---|---|---- Kiwi | FA | 3% spearmint | TFA | 5% cotton candy | TFA | 2% Koolada | TFA | .5%

sweet. mint. Kiwi.

swap out kiwi for whatever fruit you think'll taste good. adding strawberry probably will, too.

S&V.

Cherry Secret Sauce

• Maraschino Cherry (TFA) @ 0.6%
• Joy (Flavour Art) @ 0.4%
• Sour (TFA) @ 0.4%
• Cherry (Flavour Art) @ 0.2%
• Koolada (TFA) @ 0.2%
• Arctic Winter (Flavour Art) @ 0.2%

2% Flavor Total

A cherry mint just in time for winter vaping. In my opinion, you can vape it immediately. If you give it time them and let the harshness from the cherry flavorings vent off, you'll be rewarded with a mellower vape.

If you want to convert the recipe to drops, 1 drop:10ml = 0.2% in the recipe.

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• MF caramel 1
• TFA graham cracker clear 1
• FW hazelnut 1
• INW shisha vanilla 1
• add 1-1.5 drops of a TA per 10 ml (adjust to taste depending on the strength of your TA and drop size).

Most recently I've been using MF TA, diluted at an unknown ratio in PG because it's pain-in-the-ass thick. Dilution came out to roughly 10% I believe. The MF TA is floral if too much is used, which is easy to do, but starting small and adding until just barely noticeable makes it work well in this.

This mix is sweet, very smooth, and not a tobacco flavor. Caramel and GCC up front mix with the vanilla to form one flavor with hints of hazelnut. TA adds a little complexity.

Leave out the TA and it's good as well.

Mixed at 40/60

Not many max VG recipes so I'll post what I just made:

TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream 7%
TFA Peppermint 3%
INW Biscuit 3%
TFA Double Chocolate (clear) 3%
TFA Peanut Butter DX 1.5%

Peppermint ice cream with some chocolate and peanut butter treats inside, served with a little butter cookie. Could use some tinkering and sweeteners to fit your tastes, of course.

Shake and Vape is pretty good, but after 4 days or even 2 weeks, bro!

Bourbon strawberry custard

Cap vanilla custard v2 5%

Tfa Strawberry 5%

Cap French vanilla 2%

Fa vanilla bourbon 1%

Cap marshmallow 1%

Fairly simple mix. Shake and vape it's ok but 2 weeks+ it gets really good. Fa vanilla bourbon brings everything together and makes this juice amazing.

Hello everyone!

I recently started making my own e-juice and I adapted this recipe, I ended up with

MFG | Flavor | Percentage ---------|----------|---------- TPA | Bravarian Cream | 4% TPA | Cheesecake Graham Crust | 5% TPA | Sweet Cream | 4% TPA | Vanilla Custard | 3% FA | Red Touch Strawberry | 10%

The only difference I have from the original recipe is the Red Touch Strawberry as Strawberry Ripe was out of stock when I ordered from ecigexpress. I have the following issues :

1 : The creams are very strong when I first mixed it. No strawberry at all.

2 : After steeping for a day, the creams seemed to disappear.

3 : After crock-pot steeping for about 4 hours, the creams come back, but strawberry is still missing.

4 : No matter what, exhale still feels kinda bland and empty.

What should I do? From what I've read, I gather that 10% might be a little extreme. Unless someone says so otherwise, I might reduce that percentage to 6% or maybe 3%. Or is it because of steeping? Should I let it steep a little more?

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I couldn't find it anywhere, but I fell in love with Jack Calis Bixby but have never mixed anything so I can't clone it since I honestly don't know what it's made of. Does anyone know the recipe for cloning Jack Calis Bixby?