I accidentally ordered 100ml of FW Blueberry, so here goes my first delicious, simple recipe.

Blue Bitchslap:

FW Blueberry 4%

TPA Dragonfruit 1.5%

VT/VTA Fizzy Sherbet 2%

CAP Super Sweet 0.25%

WS-23 0.5%

Flavor Total: 8.25%

S&V, tastes great instantly. It is a really sweet sirup-like chilled blueberry, which simply tastes great. It's not very complex, but if you want a simple blueberry recipe, this is it. Only tested DL, with a Crown IV and Zeus Sub Ohm.

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I kept forgetting to order ginger ale concentrates to try, so I mixed my own instead.

Ginger Ale

LB dew mountain 5%

VT fizzy sherbert 2%

FLV ginger 1%

Sweeten to taste; I use 2 drops CAP supersweet per 15 ml of solution.

Velvet Fog

FW Butterscotch Ripple @ 3%

LB Vanilla Ice Cream @ 4.5%

FA Fresh Cream (panna fresca) @ 1%

FA Cookie @ 1.25%

CAP Super Sweet @ 0.25%

Butterscotch ice cream and cookie

So this is one of those constantly evolving mixes with Butterscotch Ripple being the only original surviving concentrate. I chose to release it now because while I may still play around with percentages I feel the heart of the mix is where I want it to be.

Originally I was going for a simple butterscotch ice cream. TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream and FW Butterscotch Ripple got me that but there was alot of room to improve. After a myriad of different creams I settled on LB Vanilla Ice Cream and FA Fresh Cream (panna fresca) as they brought some great flavor on their own and complimented each other as well as the Butterscotch Ripple nicely. LB Vanilla Ice Cream at 4.5% does all the heavy lifting as a base layer while FA Fresh Cream fills in some gaps with extra butter and cream notes.

Feeling like this needed some bakery support I tried CAP Sugar Cookie as well as INW Biscuit which were fine but in the end FA Cookie just worked better. At 1.25% it definitely has a presence but does not overtake or dry the mix.

Finished product is a super smooth cream/bakery vape with massive flavor.

Sweet to taste, can be vaped off the shake for a super creamy butterscotch ice cream flavor, or give it a couple days steep for that bakery to develop. I mix this more frequently in smaller batches as I like this fresh, after a month or so the profile is still there but loses a bit of vibrancy.

Untitled TPA Vanilla Tobacco

Company | Flavor | Percentage
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TPA | Ethyl Vanillin (10%) | 4%
TPA | Vanilla Custard II | 4% TPA | Vanilla Swirl | 3% TPA | RY4 Asian | 3% TPA | Western | 1%

A relatively simple vanilla tobacco using all TPA flavors.

This is (hopefully) the culmination of my attempts to figure out just what the hell to do with TPA RY4 Asian. I dig the stuff, I really do, but the more complicated the recipe got the further in the weeds I got.

So, a retreat to a form of minimalism. Not necessarily in the amount of ingredients, but in profile. It's a smooth and easy Vanilla Tobacco. It's not challenging, it's not even particularly interesting, but I do continue to vape and enjoy it and it's dirt cheap to put together.

The Vanilla:

TPA has some really good vanilla options!

I wanted a solid vanilla base to lay the tobacco upon, and I think TPA Vanilla Custard II and TPA Vanilla Swirl do that with some additional Ethyl Vanillin to really punch it in.

It's not supposed to be "custard" but I do feel like the extra richness from TPA Vanilla Custard II helps everything cohere (I also don't get the same weird black pepper note that I get from the OG custard, but, as always, YMMV.)

The swirl (triangle triangle triangle) is there for volume, vanilla, and some maltol sweetness.

The ethyl vanillin is just amping up the vanilla. Again, it's not complicated, but it seems to all get the job done.

The Tobacco:

TPA for tobacco? I guess so.

Again, I've been trying to figure out how to use RY4 Asian forever. It has a really nice caramel to it and an ashy, almost spicy tobacco in there. It brings enough firepower to show up on top of that vanilla. I like it at around 3% before it starts to get really weird.

I've also got a touch of TPA Western in there for a leathery/papery kind of tobacco accent that goes well with vanilla. I've heard that maybe this may be different than whatever ancient version of Western people have used, so if you have some antique TPA Western maybe buy some new stuff? It's cheap, and surprisingly good as an accent tobacco. There are some bready notes that show up higher, but at 1% it's mostly that aforementioned leathery note. Cool stuff.

I should also note that Max said that he thinks TPA Black Honey would work here, so maybe swap it for the TPA Western if you're feeling adventurous. Probably at the same percentage? If it sucks, blame him. If it's good then I took constructive criticism and deserve praise.

This really does benefit from a steep. Maybe give it a week? Longer is better, essentially.

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Here is the episode of Developed with the beautiful NaChef, kind Folkart, and villianous MaxSavage where we talked about it.

Sweet'nSour

(FA)Blackcurrant 0.5%

(FLV)Boysenberry 1%

(CAP)Sweet Currant 1.5%

(LA)Lemonade 5%

(INW)Lemon Mix 0.5%

WS23 0.75%

(CAP)Supersweet 0.3%

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The blackcurrant+sweetcurrant+boysenberry create a sweet and sticky berry syrup which is infused into a sour lemonade base.If you dont have INW Lemon Mix get it.Its the closest to a lemon zest flavor i have tried and pretty potent.Since its still summer i like this one really cold , but feel free to adjust the cooling factor and the sweetness to your likings

truthfully, i really like this mix. i feel like it's the final mix in my love affair with FLV Arabian. it's a great flavor that has some real strong notes; i get a bit of ash, nut-like spice, sharp bright tobacco and all at 0.2%. the notes are in the mix. Special thanks to the gang at Mixer's Club for such strong positive feedback. truth is, it really started with an off the cuff mix with u/TeslaDelMar and he suggested we use WF hazelnut and Cream in a bacco recipe. That stuff is perfect for dessert tobacco lovers who dont like custards but want some sweet depth. mind the steep.

Arab Mom's Butter Cookie

|Flv|Arabian|0.3| |:-|:-|:-| |WF|Caramel Butter|1.5| |FA|Cardamom|0.2| |WF|Hazelnut and Cream|1.5| |FLV|Smooth Vanilla|0.1| |CAP|Sugar Cookie|4|

Coco de Crema - Coconut Cream

I’ve had a very specific idea of a coconut cream in my head for ages now. I’ve tried a few times to make that idea reality and it’s just not been quite right. But this came out exactly how I’d imagined it.

It’s creamy and rich, the coconut is blended into the cream. I get some grated coconut like texture from the combo of MB PC and TFA CCGC.

Add sweetener to your liking.

3% MB Palm Coconut

1% FLV Sweet Coconut

0.5% FA Cream Fresh

7% CC Devon Cream

1% TFA Cheesecake Graham Crust

https://alltheflavors.com/recipes/204598#coco_de_crema_coconut_cream_by_dixxleroo

I’d be really appreciative of any feedback and constructive criticism.

Thanks

This has probably been done to death, but this is the first final product I've been truly proud of.

Strawberrius Cheesecakington (the 3rd)

[CAP] Sweet Strawberry 1%
[INA] Shisha Strawberry 3%
[TPA] Graham Cracker Clear 4%
[TPA] Cheesecake 6%
[TPA] Bavarian Cream DX 1.25%
[PUR] Condensed Milk 0.75%

Steep 4-7 days for best results

I didn't like how sharp the cheesecake flavor was, but found that the tiny bit of condensed milk shored that up really well. Like I said I'm still really new at this, and any feedback you guys have would be taken to heart.

EDIT: I have just purchased my first RDA, the taste difference is kinda immense. Might be back to the drawing board on this one. It's not bad, but it's like the flavor profile is all rearranged.

Chubby Bubble Purp

Company | Flavor | Percentage ---|---|---- FA | Bilberry | 1% TPA | Bubblegum | 5% FA | Fuji Apple| 1.7% Nicotine River | Ocean Myst| 7.5% FA | Pear | 0.75% CAP | Super Sweet| 0.8%

That Grape Bubblegum flavor.

Took me a while but I'm pretty sure I got it as close as possible. I've tried MANY different recipes but this one is just different.

Tastes great S&V, but after steeping for a day it's much more juicy. Any feedback would be much appreciated.

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Arabian Shisha
2.5% FLV Virginia
.5% INW Turkish Tobacco
.25% FLV Lovage Root
1% FA Cardomom
.25% FA Clove
.25% FLV Arabian Tobacco
.5% INW Tobacco Bahraini Gold
.5% INW Dirty Neutral Base
.5% MTS Vape Wizard

Here is a quick recipe I threw together a few days ago. This is good as gold except it may be alittle "soft" for my tasting. It's a good recipe for Apple Shisha, although I may up my DNB to 1% for the ash. You can add .3-5% INW Mix Mint and/or WS-23 to this if you want a mint apple shisha vape.
I used FLV Virginia since it's green, wet, and full of shag. FLV Lovage Root not to capitalize on that, but to add stickiness and a molassas mouthfeel. INW Bahraini is not one of my favorite flavors, so pushing it past .5% makes it take the entire recipe over. I think /u/ChemicalBurnVictim ain't really around anymore, so I've been creating some new recipes in his absence. He got me on a NET kick a few years ago after sending a few of his and now I'm slowly moving away from them after seeing what he did with non-NETs.

First time posting

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Co. | Flavor | %
---|---|---- FW | Bavarian Cream | 2 FW | Butterscotch Ripple | 2.5 TFA | Dulce de Leche | 1.75 FLV | Milk and Honey | 2 CAP | Sugar Cookie | 2.5

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Looking for a good apple cider recipe or something for the upcoming season any ideals ?