Got a bunch of flavors but not sure how to make them work together? Post your list here, and our team of semi-professional mixologists will make suggestions for you! If you are impatient and want to do this on your own, here are a couple of good links:
- /u/daath has a nice website that has this functionality, but you will need to register to make it work. It is not very intuitive but if you work with it you can input your flavors and get a list of recipes that you can make. IMO this is the better site if you have the patience to make it work for you. Edit2: to get this to work, first set up an account. Then add your flavors to the stash (under my page / my flavor stash). hit save. Then go back to the front page and click the link next to the search field, "Search by flavor stash". You can select a couple of your flavors and recipes that have those will pop up.
- This site has a nice big search button with just what you're looking for.
Happy Mixing!
- Bavarian Cream (TPA)
- Black Cherry (FA)
- Caramel (FA)
- Dragonfruit (TPA)
- Flagermus (from a local B&M, tastes like the Haribo candy)
- Fuji Apple (FA)
- Graham Cracker (Clear) (TPA)
- Koolada 10% (TPA)
- Lime Tahity (Cold Pressed) (FA)
- Naughty Gummy Bears (Secrets)
- Raspberry (Sweet) (TPA)
- Strawberry (Ripe) (TPA)
- Vanilla Swirl (TPA)
- Vienna Cream (FA)
I also have sweetener, but I got it from a friend of mine who mixed it herself, that's why it's not on the list. When I first got into DIY I made all kinds of delicious mixes, but I've just lost my creativity as of late, and I'm running low on juice so I need to whip up something. I've used e-liquid-recipes search function, but the only recipe I've found on there I really like is the Suckerpunch Clone. Any and all suggestions will probably be made! Thank you for taking the time!
Caramel fa 1.5%
Fuji fa 3%
Vanilla swirl tfa 2% (optional)
It would work better if you had fa butterscotch to pair with the caramel, but oh well. This will need at least 2-4 weeks steep time.
Aah, butterscoth... It's actually on my to-buy list, but I need to make that list a bit longer before I order, to save on shipping (ironic, right?). When I do finally get it, do you have a recommendation for how many % to add to this mix? And thank you for your suggestion! I already pair Fuji and Caramel a lot, but getting the percentages right have been a bit tricky. Less is more, I guess! I'll give this a go!
Have you tried Mother of Dragons' Milk already?
Hey here's another one just off the top of my head, so do a small batch first but try
Lime Tahiti (cold pressed) 4%
Strawberry ripe 3%
Raspberry sweet 1%
With koolada at .5% if you want it to be more of a beverage than just a fruit mix.
Thank you very much! Sorry for the late reply, I just finished whipping all the recommended recipes up. I was a bit scared adding koolada to this one, as my first try with it went.... not very well. I for some ungodly reason thought "1 drop pr ml of finished juice? Sounds reasonable!" But this is delicious and in my opinion works well as a s&v! Thank you!
Can I make an ice cold juice without a strong menthol taste using a combination of FA Polar Blast and FA Menthol?
You sure can! Polar Blast is kinda like Koolada on steroids...and just a touch of the menthol will help kick up the cooling factor without adding much menthol taste. Personally I'd add a couple of other mints at a low level to help layer a little more substance into the cooling effect but still keep them pretty low. Try this
FA Polar Blast - 0.25%-0.5%
FA Menthol - 0.25%-0.5% (or more if you want more flavor)
EM - 0.25% (will add body and moistness)
Sweet - 0.25% (will help to brighten the flavor and crispness)
Add in some peppermint or candy cane or cool mint or even a touch of citrus etc if you want more depth and kick. Be careful with the Polar Blast it's pretty damn potent but you can go as high as 1% if you want it really cold. Just keep in mind it will grow in strength over a few days.
Awesome! Thanks a lot I will try this out and when I can order some new flavors I'll grab some mints to see how they contribute to the mix.
I was told in the new mixers thread that koolada and menthol don't need anytime to steep and some people even add them in after they steep their juices (using 0.25, 0.50, 0.75...increments to test what works best). However, I noticed one of my mixes with Polar Blast did increase in coldness overnight. I wasn't sure if it was because the juice was high VG and needed more time to homogenize (his was suggested by a fellow redditor). In your opinion does steeping increase (or just time in general) the cold feeling? Is this specifc to Polar Blast or all cooling agents like koolada/menthol?
Thanks again
Personally I find that most cooling agents, menthols, and mints grow a little over time I think largely because of the homogenization factor. With mints and menthols you'll see most of the change or growth thats going to happen in the first 2-4 days after you add it. Whether you're using high VG or a more common blend of PG/VG like 35/65 or 30/70 or 25/75 as the VG increases I find most things take a little longer to develop. But that's a generalization and one thing about making liquid is you can definitely make some rough generalizations but there will always be exceptions to the norm. The best way to figure things out for yourself is to read a LOT of other peoples recipes and notes, ask questions, and do a lot of experimentation while keeping your own notes. I actually used to hate menthol despite being a primarily menthol smoker for over 20 years but have found that I only hate menthol when it's overdone or a bad menthol is used. It's actually quite nice when it's used far more delicately than most recipes that I see. I have also found that some mints and menthols are much better than others...they are definitely not all the same! I understand what they mean about menthol and koolada not needing time to steep because you do get some of the effect almost immediately but they will continue to change a little. Don't let that stop you from vaping them right away however. One of the best ways to understand how flavors change is to vape some of what you make from right after you make it through the process of it changing. I try to make 15 or 30ml at a time of my new recipes and vape 1-2ml of it a day so I can see what each part does as time goes by. It's given me a better understanding of what each flavoring does during the steeping process.
- Vanilla custard V2 (Capella)
- Apple pie V2 (Capella)
- Bleuberry (Capella)
- Chocolate Glazed Doughnut (Capella)
- Sweet Strawberry RF (Capella)(1ml)
- DX Banna Cream (Fa)(<0,5ml)
- Pina Colada (Revolute)
- Sweet Mint (Revolute)
- Supper Sweet (Capella)
Probably not much possible. But it's all I have.
Choco Glazed Doughnut 7% + Vanilla Custard V2 4% + steep for one whole month.
Meanwhile, 5% CAP Sweet Strawberry RF + 3% CAP Blueberry + 0.25% Super Sweet. Shake and Vape.
All CAP Double Watermelon Sweet Strawberry New York Cheesecake Marshmallow Sucralose Vanilla Custard Cinnamon Danish Swirl
There's not very much but hopefully something good can come out of this. Thank you in advance!
New to this and bought some flavors to try some recipes, so far I've mixed up Apple Buttah and Sinnamon Cookie Kustard. Picked up some fruits, bases and sweeteners.
Would really like to find a good strawberry and/or banana mix.
Here's what I picked up on my first order:
CAP Vanilla Custard
CAP Cinnamon Danish Swirl
CAP Sweet Strawberry
CAP Butter Cream
CAP Sugar Cookie
TFA Sweetener
TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream
TFA Graham Cracker Clear
TFA Whipped Cream
TFA Marshmallow
TFA Cotton Candy
TFA Ripe Strawberry
FA Fuji
FA Liquid Amber
FA Caramel
FA Banana
Any suggestions on must have flavors for my next order would be great too!
If you like Apple Buttah you'll love ABDC.
Here's a Strawberry Cookie
For a strawberry & cream vape, try 6% Strawberry Ripe, 3% Sweet Strawberry, 5% Vanilla Bean Ice Cream, and 2% TFA Whipped Cream.
Pick up some TFA or LA Banana Cream (colorless). FA Banana works very well to push those in a less candy/pudding more actual banana direction, but doesn't make a great standalone banana flavor. Once you have one or both of those banana creams, a whole world of banana recipes will open up to you.
I had a banana mix that was banana cream, coconut, and lychee that was tasty. With those flavors you have currently I bet you could make a Strawberry Crème brûlée type mix.
I'd try mixing, (40pg/60vg)
- 4% CAP Vanilla Custard
- 0.5% FA Caramel
- 2% FA Banana
- 3% CAP Sweet Strawberry
- 2% TFA Ripe Strawberry
FLV
Soursop, cherimoya, guanabana, jackfruit, cream, wild melons, pineapple, cheesecake, cantaloupe, pink guava.
FA
Fresh cream, marzipan, liquid amber, apricot, fuji apple, meringue.
TFA
Dragonfruit, cotton candy, straw ripe, acetyl pyrazine, graham cracker clear, koolada, pistachio
INW
Cactus, pineapple, pitaya
FW
Blueberry
Also, have Model tea and capon from the Sauce LA that I wanted to add flavors to change the profile. Please help me go from zero to hero! <3
I don't have any tested stock recipes only involving these flavors, but you have a pretty cool basket to play around with.
My current favorite pineapple is 1% FLV and 3% INW. That actually works really well with the FLV Cream (probably somewhere around 1.5-2%.) You could then go crazy and really bolster the pineapple with .5% FLV Jackfruit for more body and INW Pitaya at .75% for some crazy authentic top notes.
FLV Canteloupe at .5% with WIld Melon at 1.5% is great too for a softer, round melon flavor. Mix that with 1% FLV Pink Guava, and .5% INW Cactus and you'll have something damned refreshing and juicy.
Sorry I can't be of more help here, but really, any of those fruits mixed up is going to taste pretty righteous.
Have you tried /u/RuntDastardly 's Kawayan?
Soursop, cherimoya, guanabana have been some of my favorite concentrates lately. You can use them all together or on their own. Blast them with some creams and the recipe is almost fail proof. I would keep them at 2% or under because any higher they can start giving some off notes.
Also try mixing marzipan, apricot and a touch of liquid amber together..delicious stuff
Rather than suggesting something to you myself that might be sub-par, I'm going to try calling in a panel of experts in these flavors. These names came to mind immediately when I saw your list because of the wonderful things they've done with guanabana, pink guava, cactus, and pineapple in the past.
/u/deejaymillsnyc
/u/philosaphucker
/u/concreteriver
Can you guys help this mixer out?
This is my first order, should be here in a couple days. Any recs? It's a little harder for me because I've chosen to try and avoid all known diketones, so this is mainly FA and some TFA, but obviously all the top recipes use flavours I won't use so it's kinda tricky.
http://e-liquid-recipes.com/publicstash/113975
I'd like to make a nice fruity thing with polar blast, and I'm looking forward to trying something with zeppola, cookie or cinnamon danish v2.
I'm sorry I can't help with the zeppola, cookie, or CDS v2, but there are a number or tasty things you can make.
Try this Strawberry Custard: 3% TFA Strawberry, 3% TFA Strawberry Ripe, 0.75% TFA Dragonfruit, 2% FA Custard, 1.5% FA Vienna Cream, 1% FA Cream Fresh, 1% FA Marshmallow, and 1% FA Meringue. Steep for two weeks.
Pineapple Smoothie: 2% TFA Pineapple, 2% TFA Dragonfruit, 1% FA Banana, 0.5% INW Cactus, 4% TFA Vanilla Swirl, and 1% FA Cream Fresh.
Strap-on Type Thing: 2% Fuji Apple, 1% FA Kiwi, 1% FA Pear, 3% FA Watermelon, 2% TFA Strawberry Ripe, and 2% TFA Strawberry.
Wow that's great, thank you. Pineapple smoothie sounds really good. Could I add polar blast to that? For some reason I have it in my head that it wouldn't be good to add polar blast/koolada to a juice with creams in it.
I haven't used Polar Blast before, but from what I hear it is like Koolada, with the menthol coldness without the menthol flavor (menthol without the menth). Koolada can be tricky with creams. Sometimes a small amount will work fine, other times it will mess it up and give it an odd cardboardy/chemically taste. Apparently Polar Blast isn't as likely to do that. I'd give it a try but go a little easier than usual. People seem to use it in the 0.5 to 1% range. Maybe try it at 0.25%? Or make two small batches, one with Polar Blast at 0.5% and one with no Polar Blast, for comparison.
Hazelnut-FW
Lemon Lime-Cap
Vanilla Swirl-TFA
Ripe Banana-TFA
Natural Blood Orange-FW
Yogurt-FW
Sugar Cookie-Cap
Toasted Marshmallow-TFA
Graham Cracker Clear-TFA
Banana Cream-TFA
Black Cherry-FA
Meringue-FA
Vienna Cream-FA
Banana Cream-LA
Cream Cheese Icing-LA
Blueberry-Cap
Pomegranate V2 - Cap
Vanilla Cupcake V2 - Cap
Lucky Leprechaun-TFA
Funnel Cake-Cap
Honey-Cap
So far, I have made Pebbles, Banana Custard, and the January 2017 winner Blueberry Yogurt, I plan on steeping the banana custard for 2+ weeks, as well as steeping the Pebbles for 1.5+ weeks. I am a huge fan of custards, coffee. But I am also i need of at least 2-3 shake and vape given the flavors I have on hand. The funnel cake (CAP) V2 i believe, was actually pretty good, even just S&V. The only v2 flavor that wasn't agreeable was lucky leprechaun, which took at least a week to taste doable.
I know I am always going to be one flavor away from something mind blowing, but if people have any suggestions with what I have, Id be very appreciative.
I'm at a loss for a great S&V with these flavors but if you don't mind letting something else steep for a bit you could make a delicious frosted sugar cookie: Sugar Cookie 5%, Vanilla Swirl 2%, Toasted Marshmallow 1%, Graham Cracker Clear 1%, Meringue 0.75%, LA Cream Cheese Icing 0.75%, Hazelnut 0.5%.
I think I'll try that ! Thanks a lot ! Oddly enough I input all my flavors into alltheflavors and it only suggested the banana pudding and pebbles recipes, that I bought the flavors to make.
Try hitting the filter button and scrolling down to +1. It'll tell you everything you could make if you had just one more flavor. You might be able to substitute something and create something good, or it might serve as a guide for what flavors to pick up next. If +1 doesn't turn up much (although it should, with these flavors), there is also a +2 option.
Vanilla swirl 3%
Vienna cream 3%
Meringue 1%
Then add anything to that as your cream base. So
Vanilla swirl 3%
Vienna cream 3%
Meringue 1%
Fw hazelnut 2%
Vanilla swirl 3%
Vienna cream 3%
Meringue 1%
Cap blueberry 4%
Vanilla swirl 3%
Vienna cream 3%
Meringue 1%
Ripe banana 2.5%
Any help appreciated
Coconut Extra
DX Bavarian Cream
Toasted Almond
Pear Candy
Kiwi Double
Blueberry wild
Dragonfruit
I'm not sure how DX Bavarian tastes compared to regular Bavarian. It if it's very similar but just needs a longer steep, you could make some great stuff:
4.5% Pear Candy + 5% Bavarian + 0.3% Coconut Extra
4% Kiwi Double + 5% Bavarian + 0.3% Coconut Extra
5% Dragonfruit + 5% Bavarian + 0.3% Coconut Extra
You'll need something you can vape sooner while those steep for 2 to 3 weeks. Try 5% Dragonfruit + 2% Kiwi Double + 2.5% Pear Candy.
Hello everyone! I need some recipes suggestions, I don't mind very basic and I do have a sweetener and a menthol enhancer to work with...
All of my flavors are from liquid barn as I got the starter kit from them, Im wondering if anyone has flavors from them and has experienced anything that they hated or really enjoyed recipe wise cause all I got is strawberry banana haha
I have all fruity and drink type flavors like green apple, pink lemonade and peach.
There aren't many all-Liquid Barn recipes out there. I think you best bet is probably going to be to try them all individually and then decide for yourself what you might like to mix together. Pink Lemonade and Peach sounds like a great combo though if they don't come off harsh (both lemonade and peach flavors are bad about that). Maybe try a small batch of 5% each? Might taste like summertime in a bottle.
Just got into mixing! Have been experimenting a bit but would love some ideas, and also if you got any flavors that i really should get! (know it's not a lot but there should be some incredible flavor wizards out there that can do something with this)
(Cola) (FA)
10% Ethyl Maltol
Sour (TPA)
Apple (Green) (TPA)
Blueberry Wild (TPA)
Butter Cream (Cap)
Champagne (FA)
Gummy Candy (TPA)
Koolada 10% (TPA)
Lemon Sicily (FA)
marshmallow
Strawberry (Ripe) (TPA)
Vanilla Swirl (TPA)
FA Cola 4% + TFA Vanilla Swirl 4%. Vanilla Coke. Drop 0.25% Koolada in there if you want to little cooling effect, 0.5% FA Lemon Sicily if you want it with a lemony twist.
Thanks a lot! Does this need any steeping time? I'm guessing no, but then again I'm really new to this.
"Need" ... I don't know about "need." But, I like to give anything with Vanilla Swirl in it a week. No matter how good it tastes fresh, it will taste better after a week. Vanilla Swirl is like a rosebud that takes a week to bloom.
Any help would be appreciated. I've tried about 15 different recipes with these but I'd like to use the gummy bear, cotton candy and capt crunch. This is what I've got:
(INW) Biscuit
(TPA) banana
Acetyl Pyridine TFA
Apple Double (FW)
Bavarian Cream (FW)
Blackcurrant TFA
Brown Sugar (TPA)
Butterscotch (FW)
Cake Batter Dip (FW)
Captain Crunch Type Flavor West
Chocolate Glazed Doughnut (Cap)
CAP Cinnamon Danish Swirl
Capella marshmallow
Cherry Cola (Cap)
Cheesecake graham cracker (TFA)
Cola (Inawera)
Cotton Candy (10% EM/Ethyl Maltol) (TPA)
Dairy Milk (TPA)
Double Watermelon (Cap)
Graham Cracker (Clear) (TPA)
French Vanilla Deluxe (TPA)
Frosted Donut (TPA)
Glazed Donut (Cap)
Golden Butter (Cap)
Graham Cracker (Clear) (TPA)
Greek Yogurt (Cap)
gummy bear flavor west
Honey TFA
Joy (FA)
Malted Milk TFA
Marshmallow ( TFA )
Marshmallow ( CAP )
Milk Chocolate (Inawera)
New York Cheesecake (Cap)
Pie Crust TFA
Raspberry (FW)
Raspberry (Sweet) (TPA)
Rocky Road (FW)
Rhubarb super concentrate (Cap)
RF Sweet Strawberry (Cap)
Smooth (TPA)
Strawberry (FW)
Strawberry (Ripe) (TPA)
Sugar Cookie v2 (Cap)
Sweet Cream (Cap)
Sweetener (Sucralose) (TPA)
TFA - Maple Syrup
TFA - Pancake
TFA Bananas Foster
TFA Caramel
Tfa blueberry extra
Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TPA)
Vanilla Cupcake (TPA)
Vanilla Swirl (TPA)
Vienna Cream (TPA)
Waffle (Cap)
wOw (Fw)
Yellow Cake Concentrate - Flavor West
Sup guys! I got some good recommendations last time i tried this so at it again...Looking for a recipe that uses the Mango as the main flavour. Not a dessert flavour(i like them, but its all ive really made recently), something fruity please! Maybe something with the FA fuji too? Cheers!
FA Carmel (caramel)
FA Vienna Cream
FA Apple Fuji
TPA Bavarian Cream
TPA Brown Sugar
INW Biscuit
INW Cactus
CAP Cereal 27
TPA Cheesecake (graham Crust)
CAP Cinnamon Danish Swirl
FLV Creme De Menthe
TPA Dragonfruit
TPA Graham Cracker Clear
INW Grape
CAP Hazelnut
CAP Honeydew Melon
TPA Jackfruit
TPA Kentucky Bourbon
TPA Koolada 10 Pg
CAP Lemon Lime
FW Lemon Meringue Pie
FA Lemon Sicily
LA Lemonade
FLV Mango
TPA Meringue
INW Milk Chocolate
TPA Peach (juicy)
TPA Pie Crust
TPA Rice Crunchies
TPA Strawberry
TPA Strawberry (ripe)
CAP Sugar Cookie
CAP Sweet Cream
CAP Sweet Strawberry
TPA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream
TPA Vanilla Swirl
INW Watermelon
Did someone say Mango?
FLV Mango 4% all by itself. Shake and Vape. Delicious juicy mango.
FLV Mango 4% + TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream 6% = Shake and Vape Mango Ice Cream. Even better? Replace 1% of the VBIC with FA Vienna Cream and let it steep for a week.
Jango! by /u/hashslingingslashur
FLV Mango 2% + FA Fuji 2% + 2% TFA Strawberry + 3% TFA Strawberry Ripe + 1% INW Watermelon = Mangy Strap-On.
FLV Mango 3% + LA Lemonade 5% + FA Lemon Sicily 0.5% = Mango Lemonade. Add 3% TFA Kentucky Bourbon + 2% Vanilla Swirl + 1% TFA Meringue for a Drunk Mango Lemonade.
Woah! That Drunk Mango Lemonade is fantastic, will it get better after a bit more of a steep or will I loose the lemon?
Let me know what you think of jango if you try it!
Thanks for suggesting this /u/id10-t
Both myself and my brother are really enjoying it. I made it up yesterday as it was the only recipe alltheflavours gave me that i could make. My brother has already asked for another 30ml!
Do you know how to use the +1 and +2 search on ATF's "What Can I Make" feature?
That might give you some things you can make with a little substitution using what you do have and it could also be useful in deciding which flavors to get next.
I think I tried the +2 option, but I didn't give the field a search term, so I didn't get any results. I'll give that a go when I get to work