Description
A tropical blend of blueberry, coconut and papaya, along with a hint of other exotic fruits.
The recipe
- TFA blueberry wild 2%
- TFA blueberry extra 1.5%
- TFA coconut 2%
- TFA papaya 3%
- CAP golden pineapple 1%
- CAP sweet mango 0.5%
- CAP sweet guava 1%
Steep time
Good shake and vape, better after 24 hours
The breakdown
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blueberries
The mix of TFA wild and extra bring a nice mellow blueberry flavour without overpowering the other exotic fruits in this delicate recipe. -
coconut
I'm not a huge fan of coconut flavours, but TFA coconut works very well in this mix, it brings a slight nutty profile without drying out the overall profile. -
papaya
This is a strange one for me, TFA papaya doesn't really taste like papaya to me, but for some unknown reason, once mixed into this recipe I can taste it well? Maybe it plays alongside the mango, I'm not sure? But hey, it works, so yeah....It's here! -
other fruits
I added small amounts of other exotic fruit flavours to help gel the overall mix, each bringing another complex level to the recipe. Pineapple adds a touch of tartness, the mango works with the papaya to add an earthy note and the guava plays well alongside the blueberries.
Hope you enjoy and as always pop back with some feedback please.
Sounds good, I'll have to try it out! Fruits and berries, right up my alley. Not sure about CAP Sweet Guava though, anything I mix that with just turns to soap :)
Thanks Sir, I will be mixing this up tonight. I had not thought to mix papaya with blueberry - looking forward to it!
Thanks. Let me know what you think
Holyballsacks. Mixed and steeped - vaped for the first time tonight. Man Blue Lagoon is fantastic. I only made up a 30ml. That's gonna fucking change when I get back home in a couple days. I'll need gallons of this. I did not expect the blueberry to do what it's doing in this recipe. Thanks so much man for sharing that
Nutty profile? What the f-?
CocoNUT. TFA coconut tastes more like the flesh of the coconut rather than the milk/water. Hence why it brings a slight nutty taste into the mix
I REALLY don't mean to be an asshole but by that logic the pineAPPLE/PINEapple brings an apple-y/pine-y note to the recipe.
But i get what you mean.
The term coconut can refer to the entire coconut palm, the seed, or the fruit. Botanically the coconut fruit is a drupe, not a true nut. A drupe is a fruit in which an outer fleshy part surrounds a pit of hardened endocarp with a seed inside. ..it's really not a nut.