Recipes for Dummies

[Fozzy71]

Anyone have a recipe for apple/tobacco, bourbon/tobacco, brandy/tobacco or cherry/tobacco, thanks.

I don't have one with apple but here is a screen shot of one from the site I can't link to that uses brandy and bourbon both. I am planning to adapt to use RF SC flavors and skip the brandy.



And here is another from that site I like quite a bit:

TBCC variant
9.00% RY4 Double (TFA)
4.00% Bavarian Cream DX (TFA)
2.00% Strawberry (Ripe) (TFA)
1.50% Vanilla Swirl (TFA)

The original called for Boysenberry but I subbed in Strawberry Ripe and I liked it. I imagine cherry would be good too if you like that flavor (I don't). I now have Boysenberry and Yumberry in the RF SC line and will be adapting this recipe when I have time.

 

[I'mnotZak]

Anyone have a recipe for apple/tobacco, bourbon/tobacco, brandy/tobacco or cherry/tobacco, thanks.

I can't take credit as the owner of this recipe, but here is one that matches your request. Both are very good IMO.

Apple Bacco
10% Ethyl Maltol 1% (TPA)
Butterscotch Ripple 6% (FW)
Double RY4 4% (TPA)
Fuji Apple 2% (FA)
Vanilla Custard v1 3% (CAP)
Shisha Vanilla 0.50% (INA)

 

[Slots]

Anyone have a recipe for apple/tobacco, bourbon/tobacco, brandy/tobacco or cherry/tobacco, thanks.

Don't have a recipe, but .... INAWERE has a fabulous Apple WG.
It only takes 1 drop in 2mls (sampler) for a great solo apple vape.
I don't have to add a sweetener, or anything else.
So, it's a nice strong, true tasting apple that you can use with your prefered tobacco.
I've done it, but I forgot what tobacco I used .. also good with a cinnamon roll flavoring for a "Bearclaw"
I don't like using a large % of flavoring, so being able to only use 1% of the INW Apple in a recipe was a great find.

 

[RickCain]

At @puffon request...

Nilla Please
13% Capella vanilla custard v1
3% tfa vanilla bean ice cream
.5% tfa dulce de leche

Nilla Nuts
13% Capella vanilla custard v1
3% tfa vanilla bean ice cream
2.5% tfa Hazelnut (not DX)

No steeping necessary

Two of my FAVORITE mixes! Nilla Nuts is always in at least one device

 

[Asbestos4004]

Two of my FAVORITE mixes! Nilla Nuts is always in at least one device

Cool! It's pretty much all I've vaped for the last 4 years. I gave the recipe to a local juice manufacturer a couple years ago. It's one of their best sellers.

 

[DancingHeretik]

Two of my FAVORITE mixes! Nilla Nuts is always in at least one device

Those two caught my eye too. I even have all the ingredients already.

 

[mcclintock]

Here's a couple:

French Pipe Custard
Into 25 ml Base:
6 drops French Pipe INA/TDM (.8%)
6 drops Custard INA (.8%)
Sorry for the decimal points in the %'s, most of my flavors have something below 1% that should not be rounded up (the limit should be "2 significant digits" -- over 10% you shouldn't need decimals). But you can't beat this for easy.

Candied Apple
low power clearo version (cut %'s and possibly sweetener for others)
8% Apple (prefer LA, although I'm using TFA Apple Candy with 1 drop FA Fuji ATM)
7% EM
6% sweetener TFA

 

[RickCain]

Cool! It's pretty much all I've vaped for the last 4 years. I gave the recipe to a local juice manufacturer a couple years ago. It's one of their best sellers.

Any "hint" on how to make it in your face?

Those two caught my eye too. I even have all the ingredients already.

Make it, you will be very happy!

 

[Asbestos4004]

Any "hint" on how to make it in your face?



Make it, you will be very happy!

Best guess, another percent hazelnut. I never asked her...All I said was she could do whatever she wanted with them.

 

[ChelsB]

At @puffon request...

Nilla Please
13% Capella vanilla custard v1
3% tfa vanilla bean ice cream
.5% tfa dulce de leche

Nilla Nuts
13% Capella vanilla custard v1
3% tfa vanilla bean ice cream
2.5% tfa Hazelnut (not DX)

Last Straw
10% Capella vanilla custard
2% tfa vanilla bean ice cream
3.5% tfa strawberry
3.5% Capella sweet strawberry

Peachtree Street
10% Capella vanilla custard v1
2% vanilla bean ice cream
4% Capella sweet strawberry
3% fa white peach

No steeping necessary

Can sweet cream be successfully substituted for dulce de leche?


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[JCinFLA]

Can sweet cream be successfully substituted for dulce de leche?

IMO you won't have anywhere near the same taste from it as Dulce de Leche would give it.

 

[ChelsB]

IMO you won't have anywhere near the same taste from it as Dulce de Leche would give it.

How do they differ? Just curious!


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[leftyandsparky]

How do they differ? Just curious!


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Dulce is Carmel flavor

 

[ChelsB]

Dulce is Carmel flavor

I thought dulce meant sweet, oops!


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[JCinFLA]

How do they differ? Just curious!

Well, Dulce does mean sweet, and Leche means Milk. To me it's like a sweetened condensed milk type of flavor, with a touch of caramel. Here's what Wizard Labs says about each:

"Dulce de Leche means "Milk Sweet" or "Sweet from Milk" in Spanish, and is a very popular treat for ice cream or crepes. If you've ever tasted Dulce de Leche ice cream (Haagen Daaz) you'll understand why this flavor is so popular."

It has ethyl alcohol in it, too, in addition to the other typical ingredients. Also has some Acetoin and Acetylpropionyl in it. It's also very potent, which is why most eliquid recipes only call for a very tiny % in them.

Sweet Cream - "A light cream, very useful for blending with other ingredients. This is called sweet cream, but it is not really that sweet, but can lend an all-around milky character to other ingredients. Please just be aware that since this is an all natural flavor, it is very delicate. It should smell milky, with light buttermilk/cheesy notes."

It also contains some Acetoin, but does not contain ethyl alcohol. Isn't nearly as potent as Dulce de Leche either.

 

[ChelsB]

Well, Dulce does mean sweet, and Leche means Milk. To me it's like a sweetened condensed milk type of flavor, with a touch of caramel. Here's what Wizard Labs says about each:

"Dulce de Leche means "Milk Sweet" or "Sweet from Milk" in Spanish, and is a very popular treat for ice cream or crepes. If you've ever tasted Dulce de Leche ice cream (Haagen Daaz) you'll understand why this flavor is so popular."

It has ethyl alcohol in it, too, in addition to the other typical ingredients. Also has some Acetoin and Acetylpropionyl in it.

Sweet Cream - "A light cream, very useful for blending with other ingredients. This is called sweet cream, but it is not really that sweet, but can lend an all-around milky character to other ingredients. Please just be aware that since this is an all natural flavor, it is very delicate. It should smell milky, with light buttermilk/cheesy notes."

It also contains some Acetoin, but does not contain ethyl alcohol.

Sounds amazing! Can DDC be used successfully alone?


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[JCinFLA]

Sounds amazing! Can DDC be used successfully alone?

IDK, but I don't think I personally would try it! Maybe just a very tiny amount in a 30mL bottle though...who knows? It's strong enough (especially with the EA in it), that when you touch even 1 tiny part of a drop to your tongue..you definitely know it's there!!

 

[FranC]

Dulce de Leche is way way too sweet for me. I gave mine away.

 

[BreSha6869]

Dulce de Leche is way way too sweet for me. I gave mine away.

I think it is useless unless used at 0.5-1.0% as a backing ingredient.

It is really good in a strawberry glazed donut recipe I recently made, but not much else IME.

Definitely not at higher %.

 

[bwh79]

Fizzmustards Mustard Milk

TPA Strawberry %6
TPA VBIC (Vanilla Bean Ice Cream) %8

This recipe has become kind of famous in its own right as it's so simple yet really good and is usually one any beginners first easy recipes. A really tasty shake and vape strawberry milk 8)

That one's really good, I just polished off my second 30ml and mixed up my first 120ml of it. Went to 70vg this time, though, up from 60, and I'm worried that the flavor is a little muted -- hopefully it improves more with some aging, as it's still less than a week old.