Looking nice! I don't have Toasted Marshmallow, but will try and sub with normal marshmallow and toasted almond/oak.
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Looking nice! I don't have Toasted Marshmallow, but will try and sub with normal marshmallow and toasted almond/oak.
Tfa lemon & lime @ 1%
Tfa sweet & tart @ 2%
Skyblue mentol @ .3%
Cap blueberry @ 4%
Steeped for 8 days and it's wicked, sweet tangy and slight hit of menthol. Time to mix up another 50ml
Tfa sweet & tart @ 2%
Skyblue mentol @ .3%
Cap blueberry @ 4%
Steeped for 8 days and it's wicked, sweet tangy and slight hit of menthol. Time to mix up another 50ml
Thank you, that sounds like my kind of juiceTfa lemon & lime @ 1%
Tfa sweet & tart @ 2%
Skyblue mentol @ .3%
Cap blueberry @ 4%
Steeped for 8 days and it's wicked, sweet tangy and slight hit of menthol. Time to mix up another 50ml
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Busy steeping a pina colada cheesecake, will share recipe once ive tasted it and happy with the outcome
For @rogue zombie
Spiced Chai Tea FW
Chai Tea (FW) 9%
French Vanilla (FW) 4.5%
Cinnamon (FW) .9%
Another one:
HIC's Vanilla Chai Latte recipe: rich, smooth, sweet, creamy vanilla chai latte, lightly-spiced. Flavorings are all FlavourArt.
1% - 2% FA Black Tea (from barely there to definite tea)
1% FA Vienna Cream
0.5% FA Vanilla Tahiti (other FA vanillas will also work)
0.5% FA Cardamom
0.5% FA Cinnamon
0.5% FA Anise
0.5% FA Clove
** 0.15% FA Honey - measure carefully, but definitely include it! **
** Easy way to measure FA Honey: make a small batch of 10% FA Honey with your usual nic base; use that at 1.5% in this recipe. FA Honey is exceptionally strong, but excellent when used very lightly. Keep that 10% FA Honey bottle with your flavorings to use whenever you need a little honey flavor.
You get a hint of sweet honey with lots of creamy, sweet vanilla. The spices and tea blend to create a great chai background flavor. Rich, sweet, yum!
Shake 'n vape!
note regarding your nic base: the smoother your nic base, the MORE Black Tea flavoring you should use! If you're using VT nic, I suggest 2-3% Black Tea in this recipe.
Spiced Chai Tea FW
Chai Tea (FW) 9%
French Vanilla (FW) 4.5%
Cinnamon (FW) .9%
Another one:
HIC's Vanilla Chai Latte recipe: rich, smooth, sweet, creamy vanilla chai latte, lightly-spiced. Flavorings are all FlavourArt.
1% - 2% FA Black Tea (from barely there to definite tea)
1% FA Vienna Cream
0.5% FA Vanilla Tahiti (other FA vanillas will also work)
0.5% FA Cardamom
0.5% FA Cinnamon
0.5% FA Anise
0.5% FA Clove
** 0.15% FA Honey - measure carefully, but definitely include it! **
** Easy way to measure FA Honey: make a small batch of 10% FA Honey with your usual nic base; use that at 1.5% in this recipe. FA Honey is exceptionally strong, but excellent when used very lightly. Keep that 10% FA Honey bottle with your flavorings to use whenever you need a little honey flavor.
You get a hint of sweet honey with lots of creamy, sweet vanilla. The spices and tea blend to create a great chai background flavor. Rich, sweet, yum!
Shake 'n vape!
note regarding your nic base: the smoother your nic base, the MORE Black Tea flavoring you should use! If you're using VT nic, I suggest 2-3% Black Tea in this recipe.
Only a pleasure
Unfortunately I have not tried either of them yet. Only found the recipes this afternoon.
Unfortunately I have not tried either of them yet. Only found the recipes this afternoon.
Same here lolMy first mix of mustard milk came out amazingly well. I waited 2 weeks for it to steep only to finish 3/4 the bottle in one night
Oh well guess it's time to make bigger bottles
2 x 50ml sitting in Milton for the night. Tomorrow they get filled with Mustard Milk
Also going to make a 2x50 ml because I don't have enough strawberry ripe so will try strawberry(sweet)2 x 50ml sitting in Milton for the night. Tomorrow they get filled with Mustard Milk
I unfortunately cannot handle the peppery notes of VBIC
@rogue zombie and the other DIY'ers, i am looking for a nice minty, toffee caramel kinda vape
Like that mint sunrise toffee's you use to get
Like that mint sunrise toffee's you use to get
That sounds good actually.
I have nothing like that, but I would start with a tiny bit of INW Mint.
Maybe Caramel Candy and some cream.
I use INW Mint @ 0.35%
And I'm sure 1% Bavarian Cream would compliment the Caramel.
Not sure about percentage for Caramel though, I've never used it
Ya your juice is just going to taste like cake primarily
Might work as a cake recipe though. I doubt it will totally suck
told you bro, this is always a good first recipe. grats manMy first mix of mustard milk came out amazingly well. I waited 2 weeks for it to steep only to finish 3/4 the bottle in one night
told you bro, this is always a good first recipe. grats man
The better advice would have been to make more
. Now I'm stuck with a quarter bottle which will finish tonight and nothing more for 2 weeks lol. It's exactly like your favourite juice being out of stock from all vendors.thing is you should always make smaller amounts on a new recipe, now that you know it works make a lot. Then for fun use that recipe as a base and add something to it, again make a small amount of this because it is kinda a new recipe. Do something strange like add 0.5% pineapple or something else - you never know something strange may actually work and become your new ADV - it's always good to have variety in my opinion. I've never made more than 100ml of a single recipe in one month, just because I like variety. Even if I make 100ml of that same recipe each month, which is what I do. I make 400ml's (4X100ml) of recipes I know work and about 90ml(3X30ml) of new recipes. So I always have enough juice for the month, and can change it up when I get bored of a recipe.
Will give this a try my PB recipe is also not to bad bit to heavy on the PB side so it's too sweet. Will try tweak it and try again this weekend.
I will give the yellow cake I made a go tonight as well. This recipe I played around on my own so might flop massively
You never know man, your yellow cake could be a winner
. Did you add caramel to it? Those playing around recipes sometimes turn out to be absolute winners dude. Be positive *sharp*
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