A question regardin a DIY E-juice recipe

[Faisal Sayed Abdullah]

Hello everyone, I am pretty new in mixing e-juice. I am making a large batch of a juice with the following recipe,
Vanilla Bean Ice Cream 1%, Graham Cracker 0.5%, New York Cheesecake 0.5%, Sweet Cream 1.5%, Vanilla Custard 3%, Butter Cream 1.5%, Dalce De Leche 2%, Red Velvet Cake 2%, Hazelnut 2% and Whipped Cream 2%. I wanted to know how would this recipe be with VG/PG ratio of 40/50.
Thank you.

 

[man00ver]

Well, it's going to be creamy! It will probably require a fair bit of steeping to settle in properly. I'm pretty sure I'd vape it, but I'd make a small batch first, as with any untested recipe.

Will your ratio be 40/60 or 50/50? It won't make much difference, but numbers can be important in this game.

 

[Faisal Sayed Abdullah]

Well, it's going to be creamy! It will probably require a fair bit of steeping to settle in properly. I'm pretty sure I'd vape it, but I'd make a small batch first, as with any untested recipe.

Will your ratio be 40/60 or 50/50? It won't make much difference, but numbers can be important in this game.

Thanks for your reply. Actually I am from Bangladesh and there's no vendor to sell tpa/tfa/cap flavourings here. I order all the flavourings from Malaysia. So i have to get everything in one order or else shipping would charge me a lot. I will make small batch first, no wonder. But I have to order a big quantity. So asking if this mixture would taste good or not.

 

[chinacatsunflower-]

Thanks for your reply. Actually I am from Bangladesh and there's no vendor to sell tpa/tfa/cap flavourings here. I order all the flavourings from Malaysia. So i have to get everything in one order or else shipping would charge me a lot. I will make small batch first, no wonder. But I have to order a big quantity. So asking if this mixture would taste good or not.

No one can tell you if it will taste good or not, as likely no one has tried that recipe. Even then, taste is subjective so what could taste good to another may not to you. Try it out, and see if you like it! That's really all there is to say. As it's going to be a pretty creamy juice, it's probably going to need a decent steep time as man00ver said.

With that many flavoring though... it'll either be a complete hit or miss I'd expect. So many flavors going on, it's going to be a real pain getting that recipe to perfection.

 

[Faisal Sayed Abdullah]

No one can tell you if it will taste good or not, as likely no one has tried that recipe. Even then, taste is subjective so what could taste good to another may not to you. Try it out, and see if you like it! That's really all there is to say. As it's going to be a pretty creamy juice, it's probably going to need a decent steep time as man00ver said.

With that many flavoring though... it'll either be a complete hit or miss I'd expect. So many flavors going on, it's going to be a real pain getting that recipe to perfection.

Alright. Understood. Thank you guys.

 

[man00ver]

So asking if this mixture would taste good or not.

While I think it will probably be OK, as @chinacatsunflower- just suggested it IS a bit complex for a first effort. You will have difficulty deciding what flavors are doing what, so adjusting will be difficult.

Ideally, you should learn what each one tastes like individually, in small solo batches. Then you might want to try easier blends, such as hazelnut custard, graham cracker cheesecake, dulce de leche ice cream, red velvet with whipped cream, etc. You'll have more variety on hand that way.

Also, most of your flavors are supporter types. You might want to pick up some fruit flavors to mix in: apple, banana, and a number of berry flavors are good additions to creams and bakery. You could probably use some sweetener as well, either sucralose-based or ethyl maltol (cotton candy type).

 

[Susan~S]

Here are some sites for recipes.

DIY Recipe Sites

• TPA/TFA Recipes only! <= ECF Thread
• FlavourArt.uk Recipes
  
• Le DIY Pour Les Nuls - Great French site (in English)
• Reddit Recipes - Read the Sidebar for different flavoring companies (and recipes)
• e-Liquid Recipes
• EjuiceRecipeForum
  
• EcigExpress Archive Cookbook
• EcigVape
• UK E-Liquid Recipes
• kritikalmass - E-Liquid Recipes

 

[retired1]

Moved to DIY E-Liquid

 

[jambi]

Sounds quite decadent, though that combo seems like a long steeper. Red Velvet is definitely a sleeper, very unusual, though I don't think it's to everyone's taste. I like the stuff, so I'd try it...in fact I will since I already have all the flaves.