Can you write the exact recipe so i can try the cuban paradize.....and what does em stand for?
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Any leads for a Thai Tea recipe?
Also I just got some FA green tea, any thoughts on this before i mix it up? I hear the PA green tea is very very good. Thanks guys!
Also I just got some FA green tea, any thoughts on this before i mix it up? I hear the PA green tea is very very good. Thanks guys!
For all you BCC lovers out there who want to kick the blueberry in to action so you can use it as a stand alone, i will let you in on a little secret..........Add a few drops of TPA Sweet Tarts to it. It will wake up the blueberry. Not to much though. or you will over power it. Just enough though and BAM!!! vape Heaven.
someone use cakebatter? I just used it and it taste like cardboard lol.... not really good i was thinking a nice sweet cake batter but its kinda just dull in flavor. i mixed it with some vanilla cupcake and yuck. 12% cake batter is no good.
someone just posted the Cap Cakebatter was spot on (to him) at 5%… try a little lower … i know lots of Cap flavors start around 10%, but maybe all don't.
Cake Batter at 5-7% with a few days to a week steep/age is pretty spot on. It's a strong flavor and using too much will result in a chemical tasting vape (I started with 12% in a 5ml test batch - poured it down the drain).
As with any flavor, start low and work your way up, even if there's a recommended starting point. What works for some or most may not work for you or someone else. Start with a 5ml test bottle, get it where you like it, then make a larger bottle and enjoy
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As with any flavor, start low and work your way up, even if there's a recommended starting point. What works for some or most may not work for you or someone else. Start with a 5ml test bottle, get it where you like it, then make a larger bottle and enjoy
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A few months ago, vapers in Calif. tipped me off to a favorite vendor juice: Lychee (by Bamskilicious)… i got hooked on it and another from another maker.
I tried making it with TFA Lychee and it was a bust…. over 4% and it is downright nasty imo… but at 3% with some sweetner its still a little too sharp and dry.
Cap Sweet Lychee is much closer to spot on, but needs a bit of sweet, and to smooth it out i found that TFA Sweet Cream is pretty amazing.
(sorry about not mathematically condensing… i made mixes and added)
Uke's Lychee:
Sweet Lychee (12% to 15%) --- (your choice of vg/pg)
Sweet Cream TFA 10% mix 3 to 4% of total ---
Sweetener; I used a 10% mix of TFA Cotton Candy… 2 to 3% of total.
I never really scientifically measure but the general figures are close enough; you can +/- the Sweet Cream and Sweeteners to your liking. It's my favorite ADV now.
*be careful with TFA Sweet Cream; higher % or too much and it has a cafe latte like flavor, nice but not for fruit imo.
I tried making it with TFA Lychee and it was a bust…. over 4% and it is downright nasty imo… but at 3% with some sweetner its still a little too sharp and dry.
Cap Sweet Lychee is much closer to spot on, but needs a bit of sweet, and to smooth it out i found that TFA Sweet Cream is pretty amazing.
(sorry about not mathematically condensing… i made mixes and added)
Uke's Lychee:
Sweet Lychee (12% to 15%) --- (your choice of vg/pg)
Sweet Cream TFA 10% mix 3 to 4% of total ---
Sweetener; I used a 10% mix of TFA Cotton Candy… 2 to 3% of total.
I never really scientifically measure but the general figures are close enough; you can +/- the Sweet Cream and Sweeteners to your liking. It's my favorite ADV now.
*be careful with TFA Sweet Cream; higher % or too much and it has a cafe latte like flavor, nice but not for fruit imo.
Thanks uke I was trying to make a good lychee and will def try this one out!
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Question.. what do you mean 10% mix 3 to 4% total
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Use the sweet cream flavor and make a solution of 90% PG or VG and 10% flavor.
Then use this solution at 3-4 percent in your recipe.
i just got some Lychee from Activape, which is the other store bought brand i really like… to compare - not the same but close.
I hope you try it… its as close as i could get to what i've bought…
Here goes mine. I call it Day at the Beach . I usually mix this up in 30 mill bottles, so the super sweet is for that amount. I guess on drop per 10 mill would work.
60/40 pg/vg ratio
8% sweet strawberry
4% pineapple
4% watermelon
2% honeydew
2% sweet coconut
3 or 4 drops of super sweet
60/40 pg/vg ratio
8% sweet strawberry
4% pineapple
4% watermelon
2% honeydew
2% sweet coconut
3 or 4 drops of super sweet
Never tried any coconut flavors...thanks for sharing.
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Does anyone know if Capella's Caramel contains acetoin and/or acetyl propionyl? Their website doesn't say that it does, but they don't specify that any of their flavors contain or do not contain them. I sent them a message through their website inquiring about their caramel about two to three weeks ago, no response. I have even tried calling them, but can never get through to a live person...
Hmm when I used that form to ask why some they won't ship across border, they responded quickly simply offering to call my voice (which I declined).
I'm thinking they are probably fairly busy latey ;-), maybe keep trying?
I'm thinking they are probably fairly busy latey ;-), maybe keep trying?
My Vanilla Cake recipe:
14% FW Cake Yellow
4% Cap Vanilla Custard
2% TFA Cotton Candy
Steep a few days.
14% FW Cake Yellow
4% Cap Vanilla Custard
2% TFA Cotton Candy
Steep a few days.
A few of the recipes on here refer to lemon juice - is this actually fresh squeezed (presumably filtered) lemon juice or one of the bottled lemon juices? Here in the UK we commonly have JIF lemon juice (for cooking/ pancakes etc) but when I checked the list of ingredients it said E223 preservative which (I checked) is sodium metabisulfite which is a well known irritant if inhaled (I used to use a solution of sodium metabisulfite to sterilise glassware and the fumes would really "bite" my throat/ chest!). I've also found a cake flavouring (well, it was with the baking ingredients in the supermarket and says use one teaspoon per 250g of icing/ buttercream) - the ingredients are listed as "alcohol, natural flavourings" - is this what I should use do you think?
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