TPA/TFA Recipes only!

[Kingsley1065]

Pina Colada - something I've been playing with for a few days now. Getting close. Did just place another order, waiting on Jamaican Rum to spice it up a little

35/65 3% nic
Pina Colada 10%
VBIC 2
Van Swirl 2
Cotton Candy 2
Bav Cream 1
Pineapple 1

Very good immediately, great after a 24 hour breath. It is a little "dry" but I think I like that.
Anyone have any success with Jamaican Rum? Was gonna start with 1-2%

 

[Wing]

This one came out very tasty so I thought it would be worth posting. Mix and vape and it's pretty nice.

Strawnanas'N'Cream2
5% Ripe Stawberry
4% Banana Cream
3% Bavarian Cream
4% Whipped Cream
2% Vanilla Bean Ice Cream

Thanks for the Strawberry Banana Cream idea.
I made a version last night. 3% Nic 70vg/30pg All TFA, except for the Sucralose.

6% Ripe Strawberry
4% Banana Cream
3% Whipped Cream
2% Marshmallow
1% Sweet Raspberry
1% Sucralose (10%solution)

 

[fatih]

my good recipes %30 pg %70 vg
1.
%6 cantaloupe
%3 peach(juicy)
%1 sweet and tart
2.
%6 ripe strawberry
%4 banana cream
%2 bavarian cream
%1 whipped cream
3.
%4 dulce leche
%2 vanilla custard
%0,5 caramel(orginal)
%0,35 mtype(premium)
4.
%6 Peanut Butter
%2 Vanilla Custard
%2 Graham Cracker
%1 Caramel
%1 Sweet Cream
for all recipes 1 drop maltol each 10 ml

 

[lovemytank]

Does the Mary Jane flavor actually taste like that plant that shall never be mentioned on ECF?

My buddy, who is a cop suggested mary jane as a great savory flavor. I ordered some from TFA and after trying it and quickly changing my wicks, my wife would not believe I was not burning the bad stuff. I can only imagine explaining to the officer, "no really it is just an ecigarette sir, yes I will get out of the truck...."

 

[Hans Wermhat]

I make strong juices, about 20% flavor for most, and all at 75% - 80% VG. My ADV my take on what my B&M calls "Marilyn"

20% flavor -Equal parts TFA (for 10ml batch it's 1 1/3ml)
Juicy Peach
Pear
Strawberry
(I have actually found Flavor West Strawberry is a little tastier, but you have to steep it for 2 hrs with the cap off to get rid of a waxy taste.)

 

[IDJoel]

I make strong juices, about 20% flavor for most, and all at 75% - 80% VG. My ADV my take on what my B&M calls "Marilyn"

20% flavor -Equal parts TFA (for 10ml batch it's 1 1/3ml)
Juicy Peach
Pear
Strawberry
(I have actually found Flavor West Strawberry is a little tastier, but you have to steep it for 2 hrs with the cap off to get rid of a waxy taste.)

Wow! I'll say you make `em strong: 1.333 ml X 3 flavors = 4 ml. In a 10 ml. batch; that's 40%!

 

[Hans Wermhat]

that's 40%!

Yeah. Type-o ... or bad math... lol! It's really only 20% total flavor. I make it in 50 mL batches. Its should have read .66 mL's each flavor.

 

[IDJoel]

my good recipes %30 pg %70 vg
...
3.
%4 dulce leche
%2 vanilla custard
%0,5 caramel(orginal)
%0,35 mtype(premium)

...

for all recipes 1 drop maltol each 10 ml

Thanks for sharing fatih. All four sound tasty and worth a try. I did have two questions.
In recipe #3; your last ingredient is 0.35% of "mytype." What is "mytype?" I could find no reference to it on TPA/TFA website.
Your very last comment of the post about "for all recipes 1 drop maltol each 10 ml"; are you saying that you are adding 1 drop of ethyl maltol for every 10 ml of each recipe you blend? If so; are you using TFA's Cotton Candy (which is ethyl maltol at 10% PG dilution), or are you diluting your own from crystals?

 

[b.m.]

In recipe #3; your last ingredient is 0.35% of "mytype." What is "mytype?" I could find no reference to it on TPA/TFA website.

Here ya go,there is a space between it m type premium.
Perfumers Apprentice - M Type Premium Flavor

 

[IDJoel]

Here ya go,there is a space between it m type premium.
Perfumers Apprentice - M Type Premium Flavor

gotcha! Thanks.

 

[fatih]

gotcha! Thanks.

Hi mtype premium and tpa cotton candy.And yeah for all my recipe one drop maltol each 10 ml.

 

[IDJoel]

Hi mtype premium and tpa cotton candy.And yeah for all my recipe one drop maltol each 10 ml.

Perfect! Thank you.

 

[trueagle]

Is m type like a Marlboro tobacco

 

[fatih]

M type smell like ashtray [emoji1]

 

[b.m.]

M type smell like ashtray [emoji1]

Yeah,like a wet ashtray haha.That was one of the very first flavors i bought when i started diy,and i mixed it at 5%,big mistake it was horrible,then i seen reccomendations to use it really low,but i have never tried it again after that.

 

[fatih]

Yeah,like a wet ashtray haha.That was one of the very first flavors i bought when i started diy,and i mixed it at 5%,big mistake it was horrible,then i seen reccomendations to use it really low,but i have never tried it again after that.

Best %1 and one month step.

 

[IDJoel]

Hi michaelsil1, this is what I have come up with so far, it's one of my all day vapes. Strong earl grey with a sweat after taste.

60% pg 40% vg
13% earl grey
8% honey
5% bavarian cream
4% sweat cream

I know that there have been at least 14 additional posts to this recipe; but I gotta throw my (and two years late) in. This recipe rocks!
I have a roommate whose brother has spent the last 14 years in China and Korea and is here visiting. He just started vaping two weeks ago with all "hand-me-down" gear and juice.
He hadn't found anything he really liked; and I asked him what kind of flavors he liked/wanted. His reply was "do you have anything tea flavored."
I had the above quoted post printed out, in my binder, as a "want to try" but had yet to mix it up. It was the only "tea" recipe I had come across (sorry, I've been slow getting through these 80 pages).
So, I told him I had this earl grey recipe, but I couldn't vouch for it. His response; "I love earl grey." I mixed up 12 ml., shook the life out of it, and put 10 drops on my deringer (maybe 15 minutes after mixing) took a couple of drags. Holy Tea Cow! I almost didn't give it to him when he returned to the house (saving grace was he needed 18 mg. nic and I don't go above 6 mg. anymore). I put a fresh drip tip on my deringer and handed it to him and said "what do you think of this?"
He loved it. 5 Minutes later he returned from the guest room with the half a dozen partial bottles of who knows what; and says "you can have these; I don't want `em."
Bottom line... I think I've got him seeing that there is a life after analogs, and I think I have a new all-day-vape!

Thanks for sharing!!

(Question: have you tried this with any of the other TFA tea flavors (black, chi, green)?)

side note: this is the first recipe I have used that I did NOT tweak out of need (I was missing one or more ingredients) or taste. Spot on!

 

[scooterholic]

I know that there have been at least 14 additional posts to this recipe; but I gotta throw my (and two years late) in. This recipe rocks!
I have a roommate whose brother has spent the last 14 years in China and Korea and is here visiting. He just started vaping two weeks ago with all "hand-me-down" gear and juice.
He hadn't found anything he really liked; and I asked him what kind of flavors he liked/wanted. His reply was "do you have anything tea flavored."
I had the above quoted post printed out, in my binder, as a "want to try" but had yet to mix it up. It was the only "tea" recipe I had come across (sorry, I've been slow getting through these 80 pages).
So, I told him I had this earl grey recipe, but I couldn't vouch for it. His response; "I love earl grey." I mixed up 12 ml., shook the life out of it, and put 10 drops on my deringer (maybe 15 minutes after mixing) took a couple of drags. Holy Tea Cow! I almost didn't give it to him when he returned to the house (saving grace was he needed 18 mg. nic and I don't go above 6 mg. anymore). I put a fresh drip tip on my deringer and handed it to him and said "what do you think of this?"
He loved it. 5 Minutes later he returned from the guest room with the half a dozen partial bottles of who knows what; and says "you can have these; I don't want `em."
Bottom line... I think I've got him seeing that there is a life after analogs, and I think I have a new all-day-vape!

Thanks for sharing!!

(Question: have you tried this with any of the other TFA tea flavors (black, chi, green)?)

side note: this is the first recipe I have used that I did NOT tweak out of need (I was missing one or more ingredients) or taste. Spot on!

Hi IDJoel, I'm glad you guys like this . I've got black, chi, and green but haven't done much with them maybe I'll get them out tonight and make something. I need to make more Earl Grey it was my adv for a long time, now after reading your post I want it again lol. Btw I'm in Nampa, it's a small world .

 

[hashtag]

My buddy, who is a cop suggested mary jane as a great savory flavor. I ordered some from TFA and after trying it and quickly changing my wicks, my wife would not believe I was not burning the bad stuff. I can only imagine explaining to the officer, "no really it is just an ecigarette sir, yes I will get out of the truck...."

I think that flavor tastes like licking a pine tree.

 

[IDJoel]

Hey all; I need a little help...
I've been perusing the recipes and noticed more than several call for TFA's "Tobacco Absolute." I could not find any reference to that name on either TPA/TFA's or WL's websites using their search bars.
Has this been renamed or is it no longer offered? If no longer offered; what is everyone using for substitution? And, if not at a 1:1 ratio, what substitution ratio are you using? (I am led to understand the TA is/was extremely strong so I thought any substitution might have to be increased).
I apologize of this has already been covered ad nauseum. Please feel free to direct me to the correct thread.
Thank you one and all !