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Ok so this is my first recipe post. I have been a long time lurker and supporter of this sub. I have been diy'ing for about 2 years, I really started to focus on it heavily about 6 months ago.
Being my first recipe post I figured I would post my take on the first ejuice that had made me give up the stinkies for good. The Schwartz downside is s blueberry yogurt, and I know what your saying yogurt butyric acid ugh disgusting. This though was unlike others as it was a creamy blueberry yogurt not the Greek style but still retained a nice yogurt flavor . The blueberry was also a different style sweet blueberry I was not use to tasting. The first time I tried (fw)blueberry I knew this was it, I than did some reverse engineering and found there was maybe two yogurts around when the Schwartz came to fruition. (Fw) yogurt is that creamy yogurt , I played with a bunch of add ons but I honestly think it is this , but this is adjusted for my taste you can play with it.
My blueberry yogurt(downside)
(Fw)blueberry. 7%
(Fw)yogurt. 5%
It is really that simple I promise to create something amazing. You can add sucralose if that's your thing as I'm sure the Schwartz adds some. I truly enjoy it like this with a 3/5 day steep to let the flavors settle. Now this is the Schwartz before the diacetyl scare as I'm almost positive they switched there recipie. I bought a bottle to try some blind flavor testing amd it was horrible. Not at all what I remeber . Let me know what you think and again this is also a great start to add upon. Please let me know i would love the feed back especially if you have tried the old Schwartz.
I mixed this up and really enjoy it. Went ahead and mixed a 120 to steep! Thanks! Added .25% of Vanilla Shisha for funsies.
I agree that they probably changed the recipe.
One of the first juices I ever got was the Upside, it was sooooooo fucking delicious. Then like a year later I saw the upside in a Pittsburgh vapeshop on sale, I was FUCK YEAH! I never buy the same vape juice twice, but fuck it! I'm buying this shit.
It was such a weird experience, because I was just chugging on it, like........"It's okay........I guess.......I don't remember it tasting so.............eggy...."
For sure. If you honestly sub the strawberry (not sure which one only vaped upside when downside sold out) but the yogurt is the same. If you let this steep for a week at 7/5% respectively it's downside exactly . I've made clones before where I thought I was close, but deep down I knew it was still off . With this it's exactly what I remeber minus the sucralose .
I'll definitely be giving this a try. Especially since I have both flavors ready to go. I'm a huge yogurt fan, and collect yogurt flavors as much as I possibly can. I've got all the regular companies, plus a few other more of obscure companies as well. I even have the old-school FA yogurt version that is chalked of Diketones and nobody really sells for vaping anymore.
FW is actually the last one I've purchased. The smell of it coming out of a 4 ounce bottle didn't seem too appetizing at the time. So I actually haven't attempted to mix with that yet. This looks like the perfect time for me to give it a shot, and with only two ingredients involved I should be able to get a good feel of how FW yogurt tastes.
Let it sit for 3/5 days and it's perfect, it's a good shake and vape but for the blueberry and yogurt to really mingle I let sit for minimum 3 days. We should talk I would like to consider my self a yogurt snob haha. Let me know what you honestly think about it.
How is the old FA Yogurt compared to the new one?
The new one isn't bad by any means, it's just so unique. I wouldn't ever say it tastes even close to yogurt. It has such a strong "Diary" flavor to it. Not milk....not heavy cream....not.....butter cream....I can't put my finger on it. Just....Un pasturized dairy. I kinda love it, but I haven't been able to implement it into any recipe yet.
Shoot, looks like I missed your message. Sorry for the late response. I've never had the new FA version, just the old (so I can't compare the two). The old version is real heavy\full and tart like a traditional Greek yogurt. It's far far from being creamy yogurt. Creams and sweetener seem to be a must to turn it into anything vapeable.... unless you want to vape straight up Greek yogurt. And while I love eating Greek yogurt, I can't vape it for long (kind of leaves a sour taste in your mouth after a while).
I hate what sweetener does to coils and cotton, and I usually don't go over 1% (of a 10% solution) of Sucralose; but I've been thinking of mixing some of the old school FA yogurt with 4-5% sweetener just to see what happens. Who knows, it could end up tasting just like a popular "premium" juice brand. Although I wouldn't ever mix it again due to the high amount of sweetener, but it would give me the idea\peace of mind knowing how the "big boys" accomplished their flavor profile.
Yogurt is a tricky fellow. They were calling it the new custard when a bunch of company's started coming out with juices. But it's by far more difficult to mix then custard. Custard mixed with fruit is about the easiest juice you can make. Yogurt is somewhat more of s battle. But it's a battle I want to win. Can't wait until I get a ADV yogurt to die for. What I really wanna make is a honey yogurt.
I've been vaping this the last few days. I think it's really nice and definitely agree with the wait time on it. As a SNV, it was okay but pretty light. After 3 days it has become wonderful. I love FW blueberry and it goes great with Yogurt. This is the first yogurt juice I've made and I think I might do what you suggested elsewhere and add some TFA yogurt for a bit more twang.
Overall, fantastic job. Thank you.
Thanks so much man. I was really unsure how would be recieved since the scene seems to have moved past yogurts. I'm so stoked that it gain traction, i honestly think its about as close as it can be . If not it exactly (what do you think. Downside?? Exactly ??? . Add cap creamy yogurt and a little tfa Greek to give you that twang but not overpowering . I have a whole bottle I dont use I can send u for little cost about 20ml tfa greek.
I guess the downvotes are for sharing a recipe??? I don't get it.
people can be dicks :/ how's FW's version of yogurt? I'm looking for something more creamy, less tangy
It's personally my fav yogurt I know some people like fa and flv yogurt and I've tried all of them. The worst is tfa Greek , there creamy isn't bad but it still has a off putting flavor. The fw offering is sweet and creamy not much of that twang. If you want you can add fw yogurt and put a pinch of Greek or creamy to add that twang if that's your thing. For this application though it is perfect and plays very very well with fw blueberry .
Can a Cinnamon Roll juice taste complex with only 3 flavors, and total flavoring less than 7%? I say yes! I enjoy this as is (and normally I don't do cinnamon), plus it's also a great jumping off point for those who think a Cinnamon Roll needs more. Try it as is first, there is a serious "sweet lips" thing going on between the icing and the cinnamon.
Cap Yellow Cake 4%
LA Cream Cheese Icing 2%
FLV Rich Cinnamon .3% (1 drop per 10ml)
I mix 60v/40p.
Edit: Best from one week on. Smells exactly like "fresh from the oven".
Gonna put my Cap YC to use for the first time with this one. Love that it is such a simple recipe. Now to go whip it up!
Nice and fluffy, white cake is a more accurate description. My only gripe is I wished it was a little sweeter. But no off-putting taste like FW.
I posted this to ATF a couple days ago, but I figured I should leave it on reddit as well:
Awwww Sheeeeiiiit!
TFA Kentucky Bourbon - 2%
CAP Vanilla Custard v1 - 2%
TFA RY4 Double - 2%
TFA Graham Cracker Clear - 1%
TFA Toasted Marshmallow - 1.5%
Just a rich, warm custard/tobacco vape. Goes great with a nice doppelbock. I view this creation as a simultaneous head nod to the stylings of /u/coop34 and /u/wh1skeyk1ng, with the initial inspiration provided by /u/ID10-T's comment here.
This is a very tasty recipe, thanks for posting it!
I'm thinking it would play well with a touch of FW Hazelnut or even FW Natural Butterscotch to push those nutty/caramel/butterscotch notes even further.
Cheers!
###Butternut Ice Cream###
A recent simple take on a gooey, nutty, and rather decadent batch of butternut ice cream. Steeping is going to take about 3 weeks before it really shines, but the treat is worth the wait here.
Ingredient | Percentage ---|--- TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream | 6% FW Butter Pecan | 4% TFA Pistachio | 2.5% FA Almond | 1.5% TFA Koolada | 0.8%
TFA VBIC is my go to for any of my ice cream recipes. It's thick, creamy, and has a pleasant and almost buttery vanilla note. Sub CAP if you prefer.
FW Butter Pecan adds a gooey almost caramel-like soft nutty goodness.
TFA Pistachio at 2.5% adds a strong and slightly toasted nut note that needs a little steep to get it where I wanted it.
FA Almond rounds out the the nut and also thickens the mouth feel a bit with it's mysteriously creamy properties.
Koolada is your preference, but use at least some to help authenticate the ice cream.
ATF Link for your pleasure.
This shit be bangin homie! This shit be dope like a muthafuckin morphine drip be hangin on it! But seriously, I had to sub TFA for LA Pistachio, and this is an excellent recipe. I added about 1% saline to this after trying the first 5ml SnV, and it significantly enhances the Butter Pecan. This world needs more savory! Thank you for this recipe!
#Galaxy Grape
Ingredient|% :---|---: Bavarian Cream (TPA)|2.25 Dragonfruit (TPA)|1 Grapes (INAWERA)|2.5 Koolada 10% (TPA)|0.75 Meringue (FA)|1 Raspberry (INAWERA)|0.5 Sweet Strawberry (CAP)|1.5
/u/Philosaphucker makes Grack Juice
/u/Bobbysavage asks what outer space tastes like
/u/ID10-T answers "Grack Juice with Bavarian Cream instead of Cactus."
I mix it and feel that the grape is too strong.
/u/ID10-T dubs it "Galaxy Grape"
/u/Philosaphucker agrees
www.reddit.com/r/DIY_eJuice/comments/5a9qse/what_do_you_think_outer_space_tastes_like/d9fbd6i/
www.reddit.com/r/DIY_eJuice/comments/5lfny8/best_recipe_of_2016_contest/dc9wt56/
It's Galaxy Grape. It's what outer space tastes like. It's cold and weird and kinda purple.
Grape to taste, but don't use as much as in Grack Juice. I enjoy it as low as 1% but my senses are so tender.
Your timing is uncanny. I finally mixed this up on Thursday and am vaping it at this very moment. My opinion on this matter might be a bit biased, but I think that /u/ID10-T guy was right: This is what outer space tastes like.
That being said, I feel like I've been sucked out of an airlock. This same 0.75% Koolada that was one-third of what made Grack so frightening yet wonderful, is just too heavy for me here, about three times too heavy. I'm going to try it again at 0.25%. I like the Grapes right where they are, though.
Edit: OMG that ATF pic. Yeessssss. That's awesome. You're awesome.
But, but, space is cold! I know where you're coming from though, it's pretty cold, I will try it a bit lower too eventually. That Koolada somehow made the otherwise throat-punchy ingredients (I'm so sensitive) softer for me, so maybe that's why I don't mind the cold. If my memory serves me right there were some other reports of Koolada easing the throat hit somewhere in this sub too.
I think it does ease some throat hit and I didn't have any reservations about stuffing that much Koolada in there, despite it being way more than I would normally tolerate, because that 0.75% was part of the magic of Grack Juice. But here I feel like it's preventing me from fully appreciating everything else going on.
Mixed this yesterday, with menthol instead of koolada and tried. I was hoping i will make something with that INW Grape i bought tried and felt it suuuuuck big time. Unfortunetly I still don't enjoy this flovoring like any grape i tried... I'll let it steep for 3-5 days and see if anything changed, but i'm afraid grape is a no go for me, eve though i love both real grapes and grape flavoured drinks and juices...
There are subtler ways to use grape, don't give up due to your exprience with this monster. I delved into grape flavors after I found out I loved Grape Fanta, and I've found that my initial experiences with flavors were more floral than anything resembling the flavor of grape soda. Grape flavors are wicked strong, and the recipe this one is based on is strong on the florals. Try INW Grape at 0.5 or 1% in something else that is preferably sweet and fruity and you'll get closer to the drink/juice sensation.
BANANA PUDDLE
Banana Cream (LA) @ 4%
Pineapple (FLV) @ .75%
Bavarian Cream (TFA) @ 2%
Cheesecake (Graham Crust) (TFA) @ 2.5%
Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (LB) @ 3%
Fresh Cream (FA) @ 1%
Biscuit (INW) @ .4%
A Banana pudding pop dusted with bread crumbs.
Suggested Age: 1 week
SnV certified
LA Banana Cream & FLV Pinapple:
These two flavors form the fruit base. LA Banana Cream was one of the first flavors I ever worked with, and I made a ton of /u/fizzmustard Nana Cream clone starting out. Got burned out on the flavor for almost 2 years, but this recipe revived my love for it. So versatile in its use, but here it's the main. It is slightly artificial and 'laffy taffy' but does offer natural cavendish notes as well.
FLV Pineapple brightens the fruit profile, but really boosts the thickness of the banana, as the concentrate by itself has a very ripe banana feel. I feel like it accents the cavendish aspects, and not the artificial ones. This is a great concentrate across the board, but this is my favorite usage of it hear, as opposed to pairing it as a main pineapple with TFA or something like that. Leaving out the FLV Pineapple can get you there, but the banana may have less dimensions. TFA Dragonfruit would be a candidate sub.
TFA Cheesecake (Graham Crust) & TFA Bavarian Cream:
This pair was borrowed from an amazing mixer and recipe, /u/skiddlzninja - God Milk, which is an excellent and simple strawberry milk. The original recipe calls for 3% each, but I brought it back to make room for two other cream elements. TFA Bavarian cream was one of the first creams that I ever bought, and it has been tried-and-true from .5%-4% for many past mixes. I prefer it slightly over FW, due to it being more forward in the mix above 2% earlier in the aging process, whereas I feel FW is much more of a sleeper flavor (like FA Vienna). Because I was always very satisfied with LA Cheesecake, I just recently tried TFA Cheesecake (Graham Crust) a few months ago - all the cheesecakes have their place, and this one sits better than CAP NY or LA. I love the God Milk cream combination's dense milkiness, as It's thick and full out the gate and just grows in body and warmth with age. I find this combination to be somewhere between pastry cream and whole milk, leaning 60/40 on the cream side.
FA Fresh Cream & LB Vanilla Bean Ice Cream:
FA Fresh Cream is a staple in most mixer's arsenal. I have not tried this recipe without the 1%, so honestly I don't know what happens to the profile without it. So this maybe be a redundant fluffer flavor - you decide.
LB VBIC has quickly become one of my favorite flavors. Almost instantly, as I disappointingly haven't had any success with CAP VBIC (regardless of steep time). The vanilla is rich but not overpowering, and it has a better ice cream profile and mouth feel than say TFA Vanilla Swirl. 4-6% could be used here, but with the other creams it does not need to be that high. 3% is ostensible and balanced. You could sub but I would't recommend it, as it is as essential to the recipe as LA Banana Cream.
INW Biscuit:
Another very popular and great flavor (rightfully so). I don't like using much of this stuff, and usually prefer no more than .35% in any recipe. This does a bit of magic in this recipe, as it suggests a cookie sometimes and other times bread crumbs. I didn't add something like FA Joy to accent the bread or yeast, as I wanted a gourmet store-bought feel, not a breaded banana pop. Any more and I can see the profile being out of balance, but feel free to adjust to taste (everyone is different with biscuit despite its potency). This addition provides a gentle amount of grainy maltiness to the profile while hinting at caramel.
I vape on A1 24g staged 32/26 claptons @ 100+ watts on a 30mm dripper - there is little to no throat hit, which is the way I like it. Feel free to play with VG/PG, it's something I don't mess with often enough, as I make everything 85/15 VG/PG.
If you don't mind me asking, why not make this recipe it's own thread? It would get more exposure and feedback than in the monthly thread.
Raspberry Lychee Lemonade
0.75 (FA) Berryl (raspberry)
6 (FW) Natural Lemonade
0.25 (FA) Lime Tahity Cold Pressed
1 (FA) Lychee
0.5 (INW) Raspberry
Total flavoring: 8.5% Steep Days: 3 Best VG: 70%
Notes on ATF.
Just really dig this recipe and everyone who trys it usually just says 'holy fuck'.
https://alltheflavors.com/recipes/22207#lychee_raspberry_lemonade_by_vdevil
- (FA) Almond @ 1%
- (CAP) Fig @ 2%
- (CAP) Marshmallow @ 1%
- (INW) Mocca @ 3%
- (CAP) Vanilla Bean Ice Cream @ 4%
Total Flavor = 13%
So, this started out as a goof, but turned out even more tasty than expected.
I was watching an episode of Bob's Burgers, and noticed the burger of the day was "The Fig Lebowski". The name made me chuckle, and I started thinking about how it could be applied to a juice recipe.
The Dude likes to drink White Russians, right? Let's see if fig works with a Kahlúa and cream profile. According to The Flavor Bible it does, so, what resulted was a fairly simple recipe that presented a surprisingly complex-tasting finished product.
The taste is subtly sweet, savory, and very suggestive of a smooth, vaguely dessert-y pipe tobacco! In fact, I bet a touch of your favorite tobacco would fit in quite nicely here.
I'm considering flipping the ratios between CAP Fig and INW Mocca, because the mocha taste is just a hint, but, even though this is a first draft, I'm hesitant to tinker with it too much, because it's already quite yummy where it's at!
Thinking of mixin this up simply because I've been looking to use mocha. The only problem is I dont have fig. Do you think this recipe would work without it?
Sounds great! When I get my Fig in I will definitely give this idea a shot. There are just not enough recipes with Fig in them, seems like it's not a widely enjoyed falvour...
I could imagine the Marshmallow to make this taste a bit off, maybe drop it and add a bit (TPA) Meringue and a bit of (INW) Marzipan to make that Almond shine a bit more?
Anyway, have to try it and thanks for the inspiration :)
Believe it or not, I actually thought about INW Marzipan, but I was afraid that slight cherry note would take the focus off of the fig, which, I agree is an under-utilized flavor, and one that really adds an interesting note here.
I'm also reluctant to drop the Marshmallow, as it marries the flavors nicely, and gives the vape an extra fullness, but, I know CAP's "New" Marshmallow is creating some problems, so feel free to sub in TFA at 1% or FA at .75%, but definitely don't omit it.
When adding AP together with Marzipan I could not nail the cherry note anymore. Of course it needs a bit steeping - but 1% INW Marzipan and .3 - .5% AP would add the slightly sweet Marzipan note in there.
I will give your recipe a try and definitely try a batch without the marshmallow-bridge. :)
Anyway, nice to chat on a recipe :)
Ingredient|% :---|---: FA Raspberry|2 TFA Raspberry Sweet|3 FA Fuji|.5 FE Green Tea|1
Inspired by those knock-off Vitamin Water's that Costco sells 'VitaRain Raspberry Green Tea' I was drinking one and also trying to think of something to use my bottle of FE Green Tea for other than the recipe everyone bought it for.
S&V Certified :)
Thank you for this. I'm out of FA Raspberry or I'd be mixing it tonight. And thank you for picking up my slack. We need some more FE Green Tea recipes. Because of my small part in helping with the recipe that everyone bought it for, I feel some responsibility for coming up with those, and I feel like I'm failing everyone because I've yet to do that, with one very unoriginal exception. If you're still looking for uses for FE Green Tea, try /u/TheDirtyProjector's Pioneer but subsitute 1% FE Green Tea for the 3.5% TFA Green Tea. It's a stupendous recipe just the way it is, but I like the FE version just a little better.
If you'd like to try something weird but good I could use some help with this recipe. Maybe you have some input:
Fe green tea .75%
TFA Ry4 double 6%
TFA toasted marshmallow .25%
It's tasty after a two week steep but I feel like there is a missing dimension, and I'm lacking inspiration. It's feeling like a tea with milk and sugar with a tobacco edge kinda thing atm. Any thoughts?
You could try to use /r/mixersclub to force me to give that whirl and if you did, who knows, I might love it. But I don't really want to try it as is, because that's a bit more TFA RY4 Dub than I can imagine myself enjoying. I do want to help though. Just from looking at it, I'd suggest lowering that obviously, maybe by half, and making up the difference with some graham cracker or something nutty, and increasing the toasted marshmallow too.
I got some FA raspberry from an order that's just been sitting around as I'm scared to use it over rasp sweet/INW raspberry. How would you compare it if you've tried INW?
Actually INW was my first choice but I ended up switching it out for FA because 1) It tends to dominate and 2) when mixed with FE Green Tea is seemed to accentuate its floral, almost musky properties. In my experience INW needs to be mixed with heavier, more bold flavors in order to keep it balanced and this mix was meant to be light and sweet.
I've been going pretty crazy lately with INW tobaccos. Trying to make my way through the whole line. I also became interested in working some bourbon in to a tobacco mix. Here's what I came up with:
American Politics v3
INW Gold Ducat- 3.5%
INW Flue Cured- 3%
FLV Red Burley- 1.5%
TFA Kentucky Bourbon- .75%
TFA Coconut Extra- .5%
INW Dirty Neutral Base- .5%
Version 2 of this didn't have the Red Burley, Coconut, or Bourbon, and it was a bit too sweet for me. The Red Burley helps offset the sweetness of the Gold Ducat and Flue Cured. The Kentucky Bourbon and Coconut Extra give it a bit of a bite. Wakes the tongue up a little and gets it to pay attention to the rest of the flavors that roll off. I don't actually drink bourbon, but it's got a nice bourbon aftertaste that lingers on the tongue without being offensive.
I actually gave this one a name before I even tried to mix it up. I was thinking that just like American Politics, it should reek of big tobacco. I think the additions I made make the name even better. All those closed door deals are probably over a nice glass of bourbon, and coconut oil is nature's lube (assuming they do us the courtesy of lubing us up before they fuck us.)
First time posting a recipe so take it easy.. Here's a rather simple but tasty recipe, I like to let it breathe with the cap off for 12-24 hours to help the alcohol evaporate from the Banana Cream. Although it's not bad as a shake and vape it gets creamier and the banana mellows out after 1-2 weeks, so without further ado... Here's my
Ingredient|% :---|---: Almond (FA)|1.5 Banana Cream (LA)|2.5 Bavarian Cream (TPA)|0.5 Butterscotch Ripple (FW)|4 Cheesecake (Graham Crust) (TPA)|3
So, I am a kinda new mixer (mixing for over a year, just got confidence to show off)
INW Raspberry 1%
TFA Banana Cream 2%
TFA Vanilla Custard 3%
Flovour profile is something between banana raspberry Milkshake/ Custard without too much of bakery going on. Its great all day vape, it's not too complex to go with it full day in a tank, but not too shallow for dripper sitting, to get lots of flavour.
My idea for this was to make Inawera Raspberry more creamy, and found TFA banana cream a really good flavour for that. Vanilla Custard gives it that little needed body with kindoff harshness and slight vanilla notes. Overall i really enjoy this, and it's perfect shake and vape, but giving it some time will pump up creaminess
I was trying to incorporate raspberry to not overwhelm the flavour, and using 5% i got more refreshing taste, but it kinda took over all other flavours If you really like raspberry side of it you cpould mix with 2%, but anything more just gives only Raspberry flavour. I tried adding TFA Milk or CAP French vanilla, but it didn't give it that body it gets from vanilla custard. You could up the Banana Cream as its really versatile flavour, but 2% was a sweetspot for me.
http://tjek.nu/r/90P1
Mellow Kiwi
Flavor | Brand | Percentage ---|---|---- Kiwi | FA | 2 % Melon | INW | 0.5 % Dragonfruit | TPA | 0.5 % Cactus | INW | 0.3 % Koolada 10% | TPA | 1 drop per 10 mL
Was getting a bit burned out on all the heavy bakeries and creams of late so I figured I would mess around with some kiwi and melon.
This is a super juicy kiwi forward kind of inhale with a nice refreshing melon exhale. Added bonus of keeping my coils and cotton super clean. Will definitely be keeping a stash for when my palate needs a refresher.
Edit: forgot the e-liquid link. Mellow Kiwi
So yeah, how about that INW Melon? ;) This is a simple and well crafted recipe for a juicy, refreshing vape. Well done. The INW Melon slides in very well underneath the Kiwi top-notes and fills it out nicely. The Dragonfruit blends it all together at that percentage and the light hand with the Cactus imparts that extra juicy-ness. One may also appreciate the light hand with the Koolada here as well because this helps the flavors maintain their integrity amidst a slight cooling effect. I have no suggestions for improving this, though I recommend letting it sit at least overnight.
For further fun, one may be well advised to experiment with switching out other fruits for Kiwi in that top spot. I am personally contemplating a low percentage of FA Papaya.
Thank you for the kind words and I'm glad you're enjoying it! It definitely needs a night to calm down a bit. I've also noticed minimal flavor loss over 1-2 weeks. Not sure how it will hold up longer than that as I haven't had it last that long. I recently added 3 drops per 10 mL of 10% citric acid and have been enjoying the results.
Funny you mentioned FA Papaya as it is currently on my February flavor order from BCV. I will definitely be trying it as a sub for the Kiwi. I've thought about trying CAP Sweet Strawberry or maybe Sweet Tangerine as well.
[CCD-1] Cinnamon Cheese Danish
- TFA Cinnamon Danish 6%
- LA Cream Cheese Icing 3%
- CAP Creamy Yogurt 2%
- TFA Sweet Cream 3%
It is a cream cheese Danish with cinnamon drizzle. Tastes good after a heavy shake and a 2 hour steep. Fully ripens after 3-5 days. The cheese is perfect, the Sweet Cream, Cream Cheese Icing, & Creamy Yogurt all come together to hit that perfect sweetness for the cheese and curl perfectly into the center of the danish.
TFA Cinnamon Danish is a bit big of a flavor so it really holds over the rest of the profile, covering the cinnamon and the whole Danish. Honestly for a V2 I could probably work on getting more Danish added, maybe add some FA Marzipan? INW Biscuit? Who knows.
Just added this to my menu and it quickly became a best seller. Good stuff. Love ya. Thanks!
Ingredient|% :---|---: Blueberry Extra (TPA)|4 Butter Cream (CAP)|1 Cotton Candy (10% EM/Ethyl Maltol) (TPA)|1 Creamy Yogurt (CAP)|2 Greek Yogurt (TPA)|4 Harvest Berry (CAP)|1 Kiwi (FA)|2 There's one word that captivates this vape: balanced. It's sweet, but not too much. It's tangy, but not too much. It has punchy, vibrant fruits and berries - not too many to overwhelm, not too few to not leave you guessing - and it's not harsh. It's really creamy, but not in the heavy cloying custard kind of way. It's also not an innovative flavor profile per se, but it's still unlike anything I've had.
This tastes more like a smoothie that's meant to be drunk than a straight up yogurt meant to be eaten. It's suuppeerrr smooth throughout the vape and really leaves me craving for another drag every time.
The yogurts and butter cream create a suprisingly thick, slightly sweet and perfectly tangy cream base which works great with the strong, dark and tart Harvest Berry, the sort of candylike Kiwi and the Blueberry Extra that bends the berry notes away from the blackcurrant in Harvest Berry and towards realistic forest fruits. EM takes away the chalkiness in the yogurt. I got the idea of using FA Kiwi in this recipe from Killberry Yogurt by MikeC / VHM, that Kiwi has got some SERIOUS secret ingredient potential going on.
Mix this. You won't regret it.
Overnight steep - optimal at 3 days. After that, I don't notice any significant changes.
Proud of this one, it's one of those flavors that everyone says tasted like something different, but everyone who has had it enjoys it all the same! Feel free to swap out the Marshmallow for Brown Sugar and tell me how it worked out, as I don't have Brown Sugar and really want to know how it works out!!!!!! <3 I call it Cranked.
Cheesecake (Graham Crust) (TPA) 2.5%
Coconut (TPA) 2%
Cranberry (CAP) 3%
Peanut Butter (TPA) 3.6%
Marshmallow (TPA) 0.4%
Sugar Cookie (CAP) 6%
I've finally managed to mix a good blueberry waffle. It's heavy on the waffle so if you want it less bready, drop the graham cracker and AP.
Blue Waffle
MFG | Flavor | Percentage ---------|----------|---------- FW | Blueberry Graham Waffle | 7% TFA | Blueberry Extra | 1% TFA | Graham Cracker (Clear) | 1% TFA | Bavarian Cream | 2% TFA | Marshmallow | 1% TFA | Brown Sugar | 0.5% N/A | Acetyl Pyrazine | 1 drop/30ml
How are you liking FW Blueberry Graham Waffle? Been thinking of picking this up. Also, which TFA blueberry? (there are three, wild, extra, candy).
I love it so far, I've only used it for two mixes but it's delightful.
When I bought my flavors, the vendor had it listed as just "Blueberry". After a bit of research, it turns out it's Blueberry Extra. I'll edit my post. Thanks!
Forgot to add a steep time, it's divine after just three days and keeps getting better.
I wish I had the FW Blueberry Graham Waffle to make this, after that Bourbon Ice Cream last month I'll try anything you come up with as long as I have the flavors. I was wrong about reducing the Brown Sugar in that one, by the way. It just needed a little longer steep than even the recommended two weeks (for me, without reducing the brown sugar), but I'm vaping the last of it now and it is divine, wouldn't change a thing.
I usually just find stuff I like on here to mix up, but I was grocery shopping recently and thought I wanted some cereal. I almost got some Apple Jacks, then decided to challenge myself to make my own Apple Jacks liquid. This is a work in progress but I feel like putting it out there. It came out really good for dry Apple Jacks, but I'm going to work on it more to try to get basically Apple Jacks milk. So here is my first recipe here- Jackalapps
FA Fuji-2%
FLV Milk n Honey-2%
FA Meringue- .5%
CAP Cinnamon Danish Swirl- 1%
INW Biscuit- .25%
Thanks for sharing this. Just whipped up a 10 mL sampler and it is definitely reminding me of those delicious little green rings I enjoyed as a kid.
I think you're right when you say it is a bit dry. Will be working on a nice milk base for this. Thinking of using my fruit loops milk base for it to see how it does. Unfortunately, that base needs a good week to shine.
Milk Base:
- TPA Bavarian Cream - 2%
- TPA Sweet Cream - 1%
- TPA Toasted Marshmallow - 1%
- TPA Vienna Cream - 1%
Not sure how it will work with your recipe, but might be worth a shot. Will mix up a batch and let it steep for a week and let you know how it is.
Thanks again!
FA Vienna Cream and FA Meringue with LA Cream Cheese Icing would probably work. u/NotChalesManson uses this as a milk base in his pebbles recipe.
A rich and smooth coffee vape. I've been perfectioning it for a long time, very pleased with the results. Highly recommended for coffee lovers.
Caramel Capuccino Espresso
- Bavarian Cream (TPA) 2%
- Vanilla Bourbon (FA) 0.5%
- Caramel Cappuccino (TPA) 0.5%
- Coconut Candy (TPA) 1.5%
- Cream Fresh (FA) 1%
- Espresso (TPA) 2%
- MTS Vape Wizard (FA) 0.2%
Mix at 50-50 PG/VG. Better after 2 weeks. The MVW helps rounding the hard edges of the Espresso.
Thanks for sharing your recipe. I'm one of the weird people who really like TPA caramel's cappuccino. I'm going to mix a small batch of it, however I'm surprised to see Coconut Candy (TPA) in here, and also I don't have it.
I may be completely wrong but did you use it as part of a milkstone base, which if I remember well uses a bit of TPA coconut?
I'll sub Coconut Candy (TPA) by coconut tpa at 1% in any case. Cheers!
Mixed, shook and vaped in my dripper :) Indeed it's not bad at all! I'm used to using the caramel cappuccino at somewhat higher %, but at 0.5 it's very subdued and lets the flavors express themselves. Nice balance. I'll let it steep for some time and get back to it latter! Thanks again!
Hey there! you're welcome I'm glad you're interested in the recipe! TPA capuccino is yummy by itself! This recipe first started as a TPA capuccino single flavor, but lacked body and was too plain to my taste so I've started to add flavors trying to give it some body and depth. You can't really taste coconut candy in there it is just to add sweetness and body. Wasn't my intention to use the milkstone base but I knew the coconut tend to add body and texture to the vapour without adding coconut flavor if used a low % You might try substituting with TPA coconut for the body and texture and maybe 0.5% of marshmallow or any other flavour of that kind for adding a little bit of sweetness (for some reason I don't like to add sweetener to my mixes but if that's your thing, should be ok)
Let me know how it turns out! Cheers!
I just got into mixing, so far it has been a delight. My first session I made this recipe up. It may very well be an obvious mixture to veteran mixers, but I didn't use any guide for this one and am more than pleased with how it came out. I would love to hear what any and all think of it, as I myself may be biased. To me it tastes like microwaved Tootsie Rolls, although I was going for S'mores haha.
Micro Tootsie
Bavarian Cream TPA @ 4%
Chocolate INAWERA @ 4%
Graham Cracker (Clear) TPA @ 3%
Joy FA @ .5%
Meringue FA @ .5%
Again, first time mixing, first time posting, just want to get involved with the community and thought I'd start here.
🍊Tango Bars🍧
Orange Mandrin TFA 2%
Orange Creamsicle CAP 3%
Vanilla Bean Ice Cream TFA 3%
French Vanilla Ice Cream HS .5%
Saline .9% (OTHR) .25%
Supersweet CAP .5%
Merengue FA 1.5%
My try at a good old school Tango bar or orange creamsicle good at 1 week
Any critiques would be greatly appreciated actually any input at all would be nice.
I don't have the TFA orange mandarin, but FW Blood Orange was the missing and final ingredient to my Orange Creamsicle recipe. All other oranges left my recipe way too sharp and one noted. There's just something special about FW Blood Orange, despite the fact is scares the crap out of me with how it separates in the bottle.
Thanks for the replies fellas, gotta give the credit to vurve here for the modest mondays i've really been digging those excellent for beginners to learn from. I haven't been mixing long and your right about the sharp one note i thought the creams would come through enough to kind of edge that off, but ill have to try Blood orange thanks.
Black Spring (AKA: Disqualified)
- (TPA) Nectarine - 6%
- (TPA) Bavarian Cream - 3%
- (FA) Jasmine Natural - 1%
TOTAL FLAVOR: 10%
TIFU my DIY or Die World Mixer's Competition nomination on multiple levels, but, I thought I'd share this anyway because it's a simple, tasty recipe, and I don't want it to feel lonely.
Click the link in the title for flavor notes and schadenfreude. ;-)
Oh, Runt. I usually enjoy a good schadenfreude as much as the next guy, but that was just too pitiable to get any enjoyment out of it. :(
Haha! Ayyyyyyyye, don't worry about it! It turned into such an epic disaster that it's honestly a comic delight. My husband is in NY tonight at a concert, and last night, as I was tearing my hair out, realizing how screwed I was, I remember saying; "I don't know, I guess I'll sleep on it and try 'em all tomorrow. I thought it had to be submitted by 8AM, but it's 8PM, so, there's a little more time."
Around 4:00 today I texted him and said; "Turns out it was AM, not PM" to which he replied "LOLOLOLOLOLOOOOOOL!"
I still don't know how I mis-read that!
Anyway, I'm reminded of a saying; "Don't cry because it happened, laugh because it happened to me." Isn't that how it goes? I don't know, I'm famous for mis-reading things.
Honestly, it was nice to be nominated, and it was a valuable and accelerated learning experience (for example; learned I still can't mix a straight fruit with 3 ingredients! And I work poorly under pressure. Also I lack the competitive gene.) It's still going to be loads of fun to see what the nominees come up with, because I'm desperate for more punchy, easy fruit vapes.
Best of luck to you, /u/ID10-T!
As long as you're in good spirits about it I'll weep for you no more, but I still can't laugh because I was so looking forward to competing with you.
Thanks, I need the luck. It was a much tougher challenge that it might look to someone who wasn't doing it. Three flavor fruit? Easy to make taste good, hard to make stand out. Kept thinking, "if I could just have one more flavor."
A refreshing, lightly floral, mix of berries and spices.
Steep: 3-5 days
Ratio: 20PG/80VG
Ingredient|%| :--|:--| DV Absinthe|2.5%| FLV Alpine Strawberry|1.25%| FLV Yakima Hops|1%| INW Cactus|1%| FA Aurora|1%| FA Black Currant|0.75%| FA Forest Fruit|1.25%|
"Twilight has fallen. You've been wandering the plains for hours on a search, unsure what it is you're looking for. On the horizon you see dense greenery. As you approach it appears to be an enchanted forest, emitting a light green mist and an aroma of crips berries and pine."
Enter the forest.
Ricecrispy Caramel
Since I developed a Nuts & Cream Clone of NorthlandVapors liquid, I felt the need for something ricey. I dig the Caramel and this led to this beautiful recipe.
Ingredient|% :---|---: Acetyl Pyrazine 5% (TPA)|0.5 Caramel (FA)|2 Crispy Rice Cereal (FW)|6 Toasted Marshmallow (TPA)|3
Flavor total: 11.5%
Remember to rate it at e-liquid-recipes.com!
Steeping at least 5 days. Longer makes the Caramel shine more.
The Crispy Rice Cereal (FW) is the main Flavour in here. It smells like you opened a fresh pack of these - but like the original it lacks a little bit of body, sweetness and overall taste. With 3-4% it is quite subtle, so I bumped the percentage up a little.
Adding the Caramel gives this great body to the whole mix, you get a little burnt taste with more than 4% and hence I wanted to give other taste notes in there, I kept it at a 2% low. These 2% develop a nice sweetness with time, combined with Toasted Marshmallow.
Toasted Marshmallow was not my first choice, I wanted sweetness with this nice, mellow mouthfeel. I tried CAP Marshmallow at several percentages, but it always got too sweet for me. It would take over the mix and the Caramel notes would disappear. So Toasted Marshmallow it is, giving the Caramel a slightly boost in it's sweetness and adding that fantastic mouthfeel to it.
Acetyl Pyrazine is fantastic for everything nutty you have. Seriously, whatever nuts or similar tastenotes you have in your mix, add a bit of AP in it and it will push the backnote of the nuts even further. .5% is the perfect combination for me in this one.
I tried adding a bit of FA Almond in there, but even small numbers give this juice a sort of bad vibe to it. It throws the balance off.
I started with Crispy Rice Cereal as one of my only ingredients, it can really take a beating. I've had it up to 10% before. You can really blow through it quick.
It also smells like hamster cage. Still wish NicotineRiver would sell it. /u/NicotineRiver REAAAAAAAAAALLY WISH THEY WOULD.
I've been on a coconut binge lately and came up with this recipe. The sweetness of CAP Honeydew mixes real nicely with the tart sweetness of CAP Sweet Strawberry and the 3 different coconuts adds a nice background layer of tropical coconut candy. If you add menthol it becomes an awesome tropical minty strawberry melon vape. Great as a shake and vape. Haven't had time to try it steeped yet.
DewBerry Co.
Ingredient | % ---|--- CAP Honeydew | 7 CAP Sweet Strawberry | 3 TFA Coconut Candy | 3 FLV Sweet Coconut | 2 FLV Coconut | 0.4 (4 Drops Per 50 ML)
Key Lime Pie | ---|---|---
Flavor | Vendor | (%) ---|---|---- Key Lime | TPA | 4.5 Cheesecake (Graham Crust) | TPA | 4 Graham Cracker Clear (or DX) | TPA | 3 Vanilla Swirl | TPA | 2 Bavarian Cream | TPA | 1 Meringue | FA | 1
There was a lot of development that went in to this flavor, I wanted something that wouldn't fatigue quickly and that was fairly high VG. I mix it at max VG which comes to about 84.5VG/15.5PG and I vape it with a lot of heat, usually at 200w or above. So if you vape at a lower power ( below 200w ) you may need to add more Key Lime flavor to bring it out, but it depends on your personal setup. I have been vaping this mix for quite a while now and I can say it holds up well. You can shake and vape it, but it's best after about 4-5 days of aging. This is probably the 6th or 7th revision of this recipe, and I have it pretty much down. Now I know you could get a better graham cracker, as the TPA one isn't the greatest, but it's what I have available. Any feedback would be appreciated, and if anyone decides to mix some up let me know how you like it. Also, please do not sell this recipe/juice, give it away. It's open source ;)
BOURBON & NUT CUSTARD
(TPA) Acetyl Pyrazine @ 0.25
(FW) Butter Pecan @ 3%
(INW) Creme Brulee @ 1%
(TPA) Kentucky Bourbon @ 3.5%
(FA) Liquid Amber @ 0.3%
(TPA) Sweetener @ 0.25%
(FA) Torrone @ 0.5%
(CAP) Vanilla Custard @ 6%
Flavor notes can be found here: https://alltheflavors.com/recipes/23953
Ingredient|% :---|---: Almond (FA)|2 Bavarian Cream (TPA)|1 Butterscotch (FW)|4 Coconut (FA)|2 Graham Cracker (Clear) (TPA)|1.5 Marshmallow (FA)|2 Vienna Cream (FA)|1.5
Flavor total: 14%
Remember to rate it at e-liquid-recipes.com!
Good at 3+ week steep. Amazing at 2 month+ steep.
strange combination of flavors but after a week the pistachio finds its place amongst the other flavors
PISTACHIO STRAWBERRY ICE CREAM
(FA) almond 1%
(FW) hazelnut 1%
(TPA) pistachio 2%
(TPA) strawberry ripe 2%
(TPA) sweet cream 1%
(CAP) sweet strawberry 3%
(TPA) vbic 4%
(CAP) vanilla custard v1 .75%
(TPA) vanilla swirl 1%
Chanlogy.
This is my preferred remix of monster/Moma Melons.
% Vendor Flavor
(TPA) Cantaloupe 4%
(FLV) Cantaloupe 0.5%
(NN) Erythritol Solution (5%) 3.5%
(TPA) Ethyl Maltol 0.5%
(JF) Honeydew Melon 1%
(CAP) Lime 1%
(TPA) Mango 5%
(TPA) Papaya 4%
Im sure I butchered the formatting of this. I don't own a pc and am still learning formatting on mobile. If you have any criticism or advice for it, please inbox me.
I wanted to remix the fruits of this recipe without losing the original focus.
The addition of honeydew is credited to Jennifer Jarvis. She used TFA honeydew, I quite like JF honeydew however. It's smoother and doesn't melt plastic.
The half point of Flv cantaloupe rounds the body of the Melon and takes a bit of the tang away from it.
Cap lime fits into the candy/drink profile I was shooting for with this remix. It adds a nice layer of sweet and acid missing from the original mix. The EM is really to blenderize the mix together and round any harsh spots.
Too much flavor was lost with mts vape wizard to be viable here imo.
All together, this is a satisfying near summery vape with a lot of flavor and complementery flavors..
If you mix it, please give me a review.
https://alltheflavors.com/recipes/25349
Saw someone requesting a moroccan mint tea awhile back. Did a simple google search and found that the recipe was surprisingly simple. After a few tweaks in the percentages, I'm taken back by how simple and tasty this is. And before anyone asks, yes, sucralose is mandatory since Moroccan Mint Tea consists of green tea, some sort of mint and sugar.
Moroccan Mint Tea
Green tea (TFA) @ 4.5%
Spearmint (FA) @ 3%
Cotton Candy (TFA) @ 0.5%
Sucralose (TFA) @ 1%
Borbon biscuit
Inw milk chocolate 4%
Cap supersweet 2%
Fa cream fresh 3%
Cap sugar cookie 4%
Inw biscuit 1%
Cap vanilla custard 1%
Flavour notes on atf atf link but a really nice biscuit vape needs to steep but can be svp
I will be trying this recipe when I get more milk chocolate, looks interesting.
Nice to see someone tackle Bourbons instead of custard creams. The lowly Bourbon is the undisputed king of dunkers imo.
Homemade Vanilla Almonds Cheesecake. This is a recipe that I've been working on for a long time, it started of as an attempt to clone a juice called white lady for a friend but it kind of steered off into it's own direction and now my friend prefers this to the original. Although the Almond is quite high % it is mellowed out nicely with the creams. Perfect with a cup of good coffee. https://alltheflavors.com/recipes/5208#homemade_almond_vanilla_cheesecake_by_noodles1972
Dx Caramel Original TFA 1%
Graham Cracker Clear TFA 1.5%
Acetyl Pyrazine TFA 0.5%
Marshmallow TFA 1%
Meringue FA 1%
New York Cheesecake CAP 4%
Sugar Cookie CAP 1%
Toasted Almond TFA 2%
Vanilla Custard CAP 1%
Vanilla Swirl TFA 2.5%
#Candied Oranges
Based on /u/882300 post, I made this recipe which is just a simple sweet Blood Orange, before seeing his post I wasn't sure what I was going to do with my FW Blood Orange.
Flavor| Percentage ---|--- Sweetener (TPA) | 0.5 Blood Orange (FW) | 4.5 Golden Pineapple (CAP) | 0.5 Strawberry (TPA) | 2.5 Sweet Strawberry (CAP) | 2.0 ---|--- Total Flavor Percentage | 10%
I'm thinking some Lemon Sicily or Meringue might help bring the flavors out, anybody want to weigh in on that?
I've added in some LA Watermelon and a little blueberry wild to change the taste up some before.
How does sweet strawberry mix with this?
The Razz by Dr. Sugar Chitz Kline v2
<Sweet Cream> (<TPA>) @ 0.5% <Meringue> (<FA>) @ 1.5% <Sweetener> (<TPA>) @ 1.5% <Raspberry> (<Inawera>) @ 2.5% <Raspberry Sweet> (<TPA>) @ 5.0%
(Optional but recommended) 1 drop MTS Vape Wizard per 5ml 80PVG/20PG
There is a small undertone almost non-existent in the premium version and all I use is Fuji apples which isn't it. This is best with a few days steep due to the level Inawera concentrates their raspberry, but easily a shake and vape. I know this isn't exact but so close to the point that I feel obligated to put this version public.
Old Toby, A.K.A. The Hobbit's Leaf
The finest weed in the Southfarthing
Ingredient | % ---|--- Dirty Neutral Base (INA) | 2 Red Burley (FLV) | 2 Gold Ducat (INA) | 4 Forest Fruit (FA) | 1 Cured Tobacco (FLV) | 1
Hi all! First of all wanted to thank everyone involved in this subreddit, just started DIY mixing this month and I wouldn't have been able to start if it weren't for this great sub. This is the first recipe I created whose result I've been happy with.
Old Toby is an earthy pipe tobacco with a fragrant berry undertone; while you can taste the berries, they don't really add much if any sweetness. I went a little heavier with the DNB than I've seen in other tobacco recipes, but feel it's important to the flavor profile. I've been using ecigs for about 3 years, and have long migrated to sweeter, non-tobacco flavors, but bought some tobacco flavors to mix some juice for my dad. That being said, I really like this recipe and will probably keep a bottle or two for myself after testing. Just mixed my first batch of the stuff today, but judging by other tobacco recipes would guess that it will taste even better than it already does after 7-14 days of steeping. Still a Shake n' Vape flavor in my book though.
I hope you all enjoy! Please leave a reply letting me know what you think of the juice if you mix up a batch. Thanks!
Logical Lemon Cheesecake
Heavily inspired by /u/coop34's recipe but something a little simpler that my very simple tastebuds find a bit better. Hardly groundbreaking but after months of making my own rubbish and finally taking the advice offered here I've made something I like to vape:
6% CAP New York Cheesecake
1.5% CAP Lemon-Lime
1.5% FA Lemon Sicily
0.25% INW Biscuit
0.5% TPA Sweetener
I found the two lemon combinations to work nicely, after a week it gives that curdy taste but the lime kicks in to add something bitter at the end. I want to love INW biscuit badly but I don't enjoy it at any more than 0.5% so it's pretty dialed down here.
Any feedback is appreciated, thanks all for the help you've given me over the last few months - apologies for the likely shit formatting.
That was probably my least favorite, you know, the one you rarely mention:) I haven't made it in a long time.
But I like the way you went here. Question tho: that's sky-high cheesecake IMO. Does this need a pretty long steep?
Haha, I am anything but adventurous when it comes to juice so I've been hammering the dessert flavours. I just tried to simplify as much as possible.
It doesn't need much, it was okay to begin with but a week in things are coming together a lot more, could be a month long steep needed for best results.
Thanks for the inspiration haha :)
Question for you - how do you handle biscuit at 1%?! I find it really dulls my flavours at any more than 0.5%.
how do you handle biscuit at 1%
Seems normal to me, but I have read that a lot of people perceive it as you do. Different strokes I guess.
I bet FA Apple Pie would work well here in place of biscuit. If you are uninitiated, it is almost all crust, very little apple. Or TFA Graham Cracker Clear may be even better. I think I'll try all 3 next mixing session haha
Since it's the first of February can we close this . Sorry I'm excited because I'm in first and it's my first and only recipie , but I think the trolls are out trying to DOWNVOTE me out. I got 4 downvotes this morning alone while second in line got three upvotes. This may not mean much to some but to me it means alot.
I'll get the Feb thread out today. You are the official winner of Jan, so don't sweat it. Congrats!
Thanks man I'm so excited. And happy everyone is enjoying this recipe as I have . That's the main point and the point you guys as the mods are trying to keep . These are here to help and hopefully some one can find there favorite and stay off the cancer sticks. I want to share the happiness I get when i vape it with everyone one else. Thanks again !!
This is Tang berry pie a off shoot of mothers unicorn milk i got tired of strawberry all the time and wanted to change it up here ya go 6% Lemonade (LA) 4% Blueberry Wild (TPA) 4% Cheesecake Graham crust (TPA) 3% Bavarian Cream (TPA) 3% Sweet Cream (TPA) 2% Vanilla Custard (TPA)
Kinda tastes like a lemonberry cookie woot
I added a fun recipe to ATF yesterday called Pink Regalia. This ones MY take on strawberry cream, not a strawberry and cream as there is little separation between the two. I am pretty happy with how it turned out... sweet creamy and different. I really enjoy getting feedback and constructive criticism from mixers with more experience and different taste. Mix it up and let me know what you think!
Pink Regalia CAP Strawberry Taffy 4% INW Shisha Strawberry .5% JF Strawberry Sweet .75% FA Cream Fresh 3% CAP Sweet Cream 2% TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream 2% CAP Vanilla Custard V1 1.5% FA Meringue .75% TFA Sweetener .75% Steep 5-7 days--- 70/30
Reformatting for later use. Thanks for the recipe.
Pink Regalia
- CAP Strawberry Taffy 4%
- INW Shisha Strawberry .5%
- JF Strawberry Sweet .75%
- FA Cream Fresh 3%
- CAP Sweet Cream 2%
- TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream 2%
- CAP Vanilla Custard V1 1.5%
- FA Meringue .75%
- TFA Sweetener .75%
Steep 5-7 days--- 70/30
Uncrustable
2.5% FLV Grape 4% FW Peanut Butter 1% FLV Peanut Buttter 0.5% FA Vanilla Classic 1.5% TFA Pie Crust
I posted this in a comment not that long ago but didn't really explain shit.
FLV Grape: Original recipe used TFA Grape Juice, but as soon as I opened the FLV Grape, the smell of Welch's grape jelly punched me in the face. I think I've seen some hate for FLVs Grape, but this is an all day vape for me.
FW PB / FLV PB / FA Vanilla Classic: This combo was the product of a long search for a creamy peanut butter flavoring. One time I ran out of FW PB, replaced it with 2% FLV PB/1% FA Vienna Cream. Still a tasty vape.
TFA Pie Crust: This is essential. It adds the bread taste that makes this a PB&J sandwich and not just grape and peanut butter. If it's too strong, drop it to 1%.
Reformatting:
Uncrustable
- 2.5% FLV Grape
- 4% FW Peanut Butter
- 1% FLV Peanut Buttter
- 0.5% FA Vanilla Classic
- 1.5% TFA Pie Crust
Like an idiot, I spent 10 minutes searching for a flavor called "uncrustable" late last night. Promptly went to bed after realizing my mistake.
Just mixed up a pineapple upside down cake. Feels pretty spot on to me. This was mixed by volume.
8% FW Yellow cake.
2% TFA Vanilla Swirl
3% INW Pineapple
2 drops TFA Maraschino Cherry (this is SUPER strong)
1% TFA Sweetener
1% TFA Marshmallow
The only PG in this one is from the nic/flavoring. I mixed the flavoring and filled with VG as personal preference.
As always, Yellow Cake has delicious diacetyl, I'm not sure if INW Pineapple has the plastic cracking qualities said to be in TFA pineapple.
Opinions/additions always welcome!
I wonder if a few drops of Liquid Amber could tang this up?
Enjoy!
Also my first recipe I've felt I could post.
Didn't we put Fw YC on the bad list due to sugars, not diacetyl?
I'm sick and can barely taste anything. Threw together this simple recipe, not anything special but it tastes pretty good.
Oldandsickly
- TFA Peppermint 6%
- INW Eucalyptus w/ Mint 1.5%
- TFA Koolada
Adjust Koolada to taste.
Eucalyptus w/ Mint is an awesome flavoring even standalone but it's harsh for me as a shake'n vape so the Peppermint smooths it out and brings some sweetness to it.
If you are using a dripper you could probably drop the percentages a bit.
Jigalo Clone - by Sabor Vapors
A super sweet apple and strawberry candy vape!
Apple Candy (TPA) @ 11%
Strawberry Ripe (TPA) @ 5%
Hard Candy (FW) @ 1%
Super Sweet (CAP) @ .5%
I don't see a lot of candy flavors on here, but Jigalo from Sabor Vapors has been my favorite candy flavor I have tried so far. I have been trying to copy it for a little while now. The Apple Candy flavor from TPS was obvious, and I knew it's main flavors were apple and strawberry, so I tried a few different variations using different strawberries. Ripe strawberry seemed to be the right strawberry, but it was still missing some sweetness and something else. The super sweet took care of the sweetness, and I finally found what I think was the missing ingredient, just a touch of hard candy from FW.
I recommend going with MAX VG, which comes out to about 18/83. This is somewhat of a shake and vape recipe, however some of the ingredients are a bit perfumey, and giving the mix at least a night with the cap off will make it much better.
I've been mixing for nearly 2 years, and thought I should finally share one of my favorite recipes to date instead of lurking haha. Let me know what you guys think!
FRAMINGO V4
- 1.75% (INW) Apricot
- 0.5% (INW) Cactus
- 1.5% (FLV) Guanabana
- 1.75% (INW) Mango
- 3.5% (FW) Razzleberry
- 4% (TPA)Strawberry
- 1% (TPA)Strawberry (ripe) Framingo v4 @ ATF
A super juicy, fruity mix that has ended up being an ADV of mine for nearly a year.
I started trying to clone Strawberry Astronaut, but then kept tweaking and adding until it strayed from the original idea.
The two types of strawberry as a base shouldn't need an explanation, but everyone loves strawberry and these are the go-tos.
My favorite fruit is raspberry, and I Love Razzleberry pie, so I thought the razzleberry from Flavor west would add a nice mixed berry flavor.
The Mango and Apricot from Inawera are there from the Strawberry Astronaut attempt, but i had switched from TPA to INW because I liked the fresher sweeter fruit flavors found in the INW.
A little bit of INW Cactus was added to add a nice juiciness to the recipe.
The FLV Guanabana is OPTIONAL, as it is only in my final revision. I just got it and thought it would help the fruits pop a bit, but my previous versions didn't have it in at all.
EDIT: formatting
A simple creamy blackberry Ice-cream.Obviously VBIC is the ice-cream base here.Holy vanilla just gives a slight push forward the creaminess and the vanilla.Flavour monk Blackberry is a very nice flavouring.it's sweet and it almost has some jammy qualities which i like.Strawberry ripe is used as a sweetener and the EM just softens some of the edges that blackberry has. Shake&Vape certified Enjoy!
The link to ATF:https://alltheflavors.com/recipes/23780#blackcream_by_demonic_mixer
Blackcream
(FM) Blackberry @2.5%
(TFA) VBIC @4%
(DFS) Holy Vanilla @1%
(TFA) Strawberry(ripe) @2%
damn it i just listened to the last episode of beginner blending and found out that /u/Vurve used basically the same ingredients for his blackberry ice-cream....maybe i should take it down then,just to avoid getting shit from people,damn it
Doesn't bother me.
I'm curious about that FM Blackberry though.
it's really good.in fact it's the first one i've ever tried but i don't think i have to look any more further because i'm fully satisfied with this one.btw congrats on becoming mixer of the year.you deserve it bro! P.S:I've probably came up with the "same" recipe because i always listen to you guys and try to use your tips&tricks lol
Et Tu? (Strawberry Cream)
| MFG | Flavor | Percentage |
|:-----------:|:------------|:------------:|
| FA | Vanilla Classic (Madagascar)| .75%
| FA |Marshmallow | 1%
| TPA |Bavarian Cream | 3%
| FA |Catalan Cream | 1.5%
| TPA |Vanillin 10% | .75%
| INW |Shisha Strawberry | 2%
| JF |Strawberry Sweet | 2.5%
| JF |Lemon Juicy | .15%
| FLV |Rich Cinnamon | .02%
I decided I needed a Strawberry Cream, just so I could have one I guess? I dunno. On a whim I decided to use the cream base from my snickerdoodle recipe because it's a nice somewhat 'spicy' cream that uses a couple of creams I don't usually see in Strawberry Creams. It turned out good and I prefer it to majority of the SC's I've tried over the last year.
The rich Cinnamon is a drop per 30ml which will be hard to do if you make a batch smaller. I love the warm cinnamon hint but it will survive without it. The idea behind the lemon is to play off the strawberry's and give them a sort of freshness type of thing. It taste good but I have not tested without it because when I start doing that it all goes to shit... ATF Link