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###Congrats to u/xGRANITEx on having the top-rated recipe last month: Silk's Waffles
<Biscuit> (<JF>) @ 1.25%
<Honeycomb> (<VTA>) @ 3.75%
<Joker/Burlone> (<FA>) @ 5%
<Rich Cinnamon> (<FLV>) @ 0.4%
<Super Sweet> (<CAP>) @ 0.9%
<Vanilla Ice Cream> (<LB>) @ 5%
It's a Cannoli flavored ice cream w/ extra cinnamon. Great as a shake and vape, but it really shines after steeping a few weeks. You might think I'm crazy for adding 0.4% of FLV Rich Cinnamon, but it needs to fight it's way through all that LB Vanilla Ice Cream.
I did think that you were crazy for using that much Rich Cinnamon, but I trust your judgement, so I will give it a shot.
Subbed out Joker and Rich Cinnamon bc I didn't have them.
Been 5 days and it's really good. I'll have to pick those up to try the original. I can see it as an ADV.
Sounds pretty good. I’m gonna mix this tmrw without the SS. Have you tried it without the sweetener?
I have not, it's so integral to the recipe I feel like. It might be fine without though, I guess you'll find out, let me know.
3-2-1 Gummiberry Juice
Inspired by the little bottles of juice from the Gummi Bears cartoon from the mid/late-80s, this is the answer to the (strange) question: "What if Black Forest gummis, but soda?"
- 27 Bears (CAP) @ 3%
- Forest Fruits (FA) @ 2%
- Fizzy Sherbet (VT) @ 1%
Most of my working recipes are clones or overcomplicated (or both,) this 3-2-1 was great off the shake, and I can't yet speak to how the flavor holds up over a few weeks because I've never had a bottle last that long.
i have one im pretty proud of that i can't stop vaping a ton of.
Arrows Con Leech - Arroz con Leche, aka Rice Pudding
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Bourbon (Vanilla Bourbon) - Flavour Art / 1.5%
Cinnamon Sugar (Sl) - Capella Silver Line / 2%
Cream - Flavorah / 1%
Cream Milky Undertone (PG) - One On One / 2%
Pudding Base - Vape Train Australia / 0.75%
Rice Pudding - One On One / 2.5%
Rich Cinnamon - Flavorah / 0.1%
Super Sweet - Capella / 1%
Sweet Rice - Flavor Express / 1%
Tapioca Pudding - One On One / 0.75%
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Flavor total: 12.6
https://vccalc.vapingcommunity.co.uk/recipe/19682
I’m here to tell you all, that this recipe is fire! It is hands down the most accurate Rice Pudding Vape you will find! And I mean good old fashioned rice pudding, no fancy additives other than sugar and cinnamon. Not even raisins, which I personally do not like in rice pudding.
If you love rice pudding, you MUST mix this up!
What does the VT Pudding Base do in the mix?
Sounds amazing.
Don't have a name for this, just been calling it CuredY4. I've randomly, just now, decided to name it Ouroboros. Because I'd eat my own tail to get some more.
-3.25% FLV Cured
-2.00% HS RY1
-1.50% FLV Oriental
-0.50% FW Graham Cracker
-0.30% FLV Milk & Honey
Steep AT LEAST two weeks. Preferably 4 weeks. Even maybe 6 weeks if you make a couple batches ahead of time. I always have at least one bottle with 1+ month of age.
Been fiddling with this for the better part of a year and a half. This is the version I'm most happy with so far. There's still a few slight tweaks I'd like to try, but I love it so much that I almost don't even care to persue it. I've tried damn near every good FLV tobacco in this and decided that Cured has just exactly what it needs, along with the boost of the HS RY1 and the FLV Oriental on the side.
I've always been tinkering with a good ry4 that wasn't just pure sweetness. I wanted some legitimate tobacco flavor going on in it, and I think this does this. Just don't vape it any earlier than 2 weeks. I misplaced a bottle of this a while back and found it after two months. It was SO. GOOD.
The FW Graham Cracker is very low because it doesn't take much. It melds very nicely with the darkness of Cured. I originally had it at 1.0% but that proved too much.
The FLV Milk & Honey is the cherry on top. As soon as I got it in I knew it had to go in a ry4. Little, very little is all you need. I've got it at 0.3% because I think that roughly works out to one drop per 10ml. One drop per 10ml. Trust me.
This will gunk your coils pretty bad, but it doesn't happen super quickly. Once it's good and gunked you'll know it.
I guess I should specify this is a MTL recipe. Never tried it direct lung and I don't think I want to. Maybe someone should and lemme know how it goes.
Most of what I've mixed probably isn't great, but I'm actually proud of this one.
Man, I want to try this but don't have RY1 and JUST placed an order, anything I could sub for it?
Mmmmm, that's tough. I have tried it with RY1 subbed out for a few various other tobaccos. FLV Kentucky was a lil too dirty. The few others I tried led me to stick with RY1. Just from smelling my shelf of flavors I have here, HS Elder Captain smells close to RY1, but it's been a long time since Ive vaped any of it. I really wish I could be of more help, but I don't have anything that would be close enough to HS RY1 and leaving it out would definitely be missing a layer in the final product.
But, who knows? There might be a better choice out there for that, I just gave up trying to find it. Maybe FLV Red Burley at like 1% or so? Try a few alternatives and see what happens, but also get some RY1 and try it to compare. I'm fairly curious myself.
Currently only myself and my SO have tried this recipe, and we both basically love it. I'm curious to see what anyone else would say about it.
Steeping is key, though. Best after 4-6 weeks.
refreshing Lemon, Mango and Currant.
MB Sharp Blackcurrant 4 %
FA Black Currant 3 %
FA Mango Indian Special 2.5%
VT Sour Lemon 2 %
HS Lemon 1 %
Cap Super Sweet 0.5%
WS-23 0.5%
Co. | Flavor | %
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FA | Lime Tahity (Cold Pressed) | 1
INW | Shisha Vanilla | 0.75
CAP | Super Sweet | 0.25
TFA | Vanilla Custard II | 0.75
VT | Yoghurt Drink | 6
Super Sweet optional. SNV - 3 Days
Kuri, this is so good. I’m really enjoying it, great job!
Yeah, I always thought the lime was too strong and I stole the idea from Lime Drink by u/max-savage with influence from u/Kittybit8 on the yoghurt drink and a small vanilla at the back. I'm working on a sorbet using vt fizzy sherbet, both being citrusy, lemony? Sourish words
*clone DRS White Green (Key lime cookie)Any Irish mixers out there I recently discovered a clone for DRS white Gold (key lime cookie) I was never a fan of DRS to be honest.. I feel like all there recipes are very novice and don't seem to have much knowledge behind them, they seem to have muted areas and just seem.. like they started the company before they had perfected the craft, which is probably why I managed to clone one by accident.
Recipe for DRS White Gold is
Fruit Circles (TPA) -0.50.
Graham Cracker (Clear) (TPA) -2.00.
Key Lime (TPA) -1.00.
New York Cheesecake (CAP) -2.00.
Super Sweet (CAP) -0.50.
Yes We Cheesecake (INAWERA) -3.00.
Yoghurt Drink (VTA) -2.00.
I actually feel like my clone has more dimension between the layers, the original DRS has the lime but the deeper notes seem to mute themselves.. The original DRS seems to pack a harsh throat hit aswell and this doesn't. But the flavour profile is very very very simar.. but mine is better.. just saying.
Starfruit Grape By Pacha Mama Salts Remix
It’s 10 months since I released my first attempt for a Starfruit Grape By Pacha Mama clone. Now I have refined it and feel like I reached 95% of the original taste. I like mine actually a little bit more with an almost hidden candyish exhale side note.
Starfruit (SC) (WF) @1.5%
Grape (FW) @3%
Grape Juice (TPA) @1%
Dragonfruit (TPA) @1%
Sour (TPA) @0.4%
I wasn't expecting to have another recipe to share this month, but this one surprised me enough that I had to put it here for people to provide feedback if they're so inclined.
Caramel Macchiato
WF smooth cappuccino 2%
TFA caramel candy 5%
OOO creme brulee 3%
This works as a SNV but really needs 3-5 days for the creme brulee to fully mix and show itself.
Co. | Flavor | % ---|---|---- WF | Kumquat | 3.75 FA| Coconut | 1.75 FLV | Sweet Coconut | 0.25 VT| Sweet Cream | 1.75 FA | Vanilla Bourbon | 1.25 INW | Lemon Mix | 0.25 FW | Sweetener | 0.5
Alright, so, that name probably isn't the most appetizing, but it beat the alternative, Kumsicle. It's a kumquat creamsicle!
We have this hippy grocery store in my town. Smells like patchouli in there. They sell all the vegan/gluten-free/non-GMO/organic/fair trade/$1 from the purchase of this $6 candy bar goes to saving the rainforest type of stuff. Mine has organic vegan versions of creamsicle bars in the freezer section. Blueberry, Raspberry, and of course Orange, the most common flavor of creamsicle by far. The inside is, of course, dairy-free and instead filled with a vanilla-flavored coconut-based cream. I just thought it was weird that they had such basic flavors, in a place where almost everything is some sort of acai, goji, whatever weird fruit they found growing high in the Andes mountains of Peru this week. It seemed like kumquat would be a great flavor for a hippy creamsicle, so here that is.
I borrowed heavily from Jenn W's Loco Unicorn recipe, which you can see reflected in the combination of coconuts and choice of vanilla. I figured that would work well with WF Kumquat as it worked with her CAP Sweet Tangerine, and it does. The VT Sweet Cream really drives home the rich whipped creamy filling as it blends well with the coconuts and vanilla.
The trouble with WF Kumquat is it needs more of that tart peel note, I used INW Lemon Mix for that. I also tried a version with VT Orange Marmalade for the peel, but it annihilated the separation I was looking for between the fruit and cream. INW Lemon Mix stays on top.
I know it's supposed to be a popsicle, but I fell out of the cold things should be cold camp on this one. I didn't want either the citrusy top note or the creamy coconutty filling to get stomped on by it. You could try adding coolant if you want to, just don't hold me responsible for the result.
This is my vanilla pud-pud. I'm real proud of this one as I put a lot of effort into this! I would really appreciate any feedback at all on this one - if you've got the concs and fancy inhaling some vanilla pudding into your lungs today. Thanks guys! Much love and well done silky for best of oct!
Cornish Cream (SSA) @ 0.5%
Cream (Milky Undertone) (PG) (OOO) @ 2.0%
Graham Cracker (Clear) (TPA) @ 2.0%
Milk and Honey (FLV) @ 1.0%
Vanilla Bourbon (FA) @ 0.8%
Vanilla Pudding (CNV) @ 6.0%
Whipped Cream (SSA) @ 1.5%
Yellow Cake (JF) @ 1.0%
Total Flavour = 14.80 %
There are some brief flavour notes and further description on the link.
ELR exclusive now since I lost my premium ATF and it's impossible to renew it (site issues!)
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|Co.|Flavor|%| |:-|:-|:-| |CAP|Vanilla Custard V2|3| |FW|Butter Pecan|2.5| |INW|Biscuit|1| |TFA|Peanut Butter DX|0.5| |CAP|Cereal 27|0.25|
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I was basing this off of a recipe from AllTheFlavors (dot com). The main recipe consulted was 3-2-1 Pecan Pie. Yet I also compared percentages from another recipe named Pecan Pudding (by Developed).
It seems the Vanilla Custard is too strong. Only allowed it to steep 6 days, so maybe it needs closer to two weeks for custard to fade?
My main question is: Is the V2 version of CAP's custard stronger than the V1??
I will be adding another 0.5% of FW's buttery pecan goodness to it to try to compensate. Curious if anyone else had used either recipe (that was mentioned above) with any success? Or did you have to alter it to suit your tastes?
Absolutely I will mix this and let you know in a couple of days maybe 10 to 14 days to let it steep a little bit
i kind of made this on a whim, its not usually what i mix but it is very good. everyone i work with loves it and is vaping it right now lol.
CAP Blueraspberry cotton candy 4.2ml, CAP cranberry .6ml, CAP super sweet .6ml, FW cand watermelon 1.2ml, PG 5ml, these numbers are based off of a 3mg 60ml bottle.