Dulce de leche y Mangos (TFA)

[CheekyChica]

So here's my fav thing to order at La Palatera, a fruit cup/shakes "Tejano" snackshop, in San Antonio Texas!
Dulce de leches y Mangos ....For those who don't know its sliced fresh mangos topped with cinnamon and vanilla and drizzled with condenced sweetened milk, and you eat it and its great! I must admit, I was worried this flav would come out "fake" tasting but nope, it turned out Muy Buenos!

2ml Mango TFA
1.5ml Dulce de leche TFA
.50 Vanilla Bourbon TFA
4 drops of Cinnamon TFA
2ml Sweetner TFA
1ml distilled water
10ml VG
12ml PG (nic pg ratio blend added in)

This recipe yields aprox 30ml finished product, cut in half to make a 15ml sample bottle.

Personally, this recipe is just perfect for clearos, and would leave as is. Let steep minimum 48 hrs as the Mango takes a bit to develop as it should be the dominant flavor. Not all will like this as its a "Mi Barrio" flavor but worth a try for something different!
Buenas fummar Amigas!

 

[Calivapr123]

Muy bonito, gracias

 

[FACE MEAT]

¡Órale!

This makes me want to figure out a chili mango recipe.

 

[Joseph0280]

What mg of nic do you end up getting on this recipe? Cause I usually smoke 4-8mg nic. Anything over is harsh.

 

[Joseph0280]

This is what I got. Did I miss anything?

 

[CheekyChica]

What mg of nic do you end up getting on this recipe? Cause I usually smoke 4-8mg nic. Anything over is harsh.

Depends what mg of nic PG or VG you have, I use 25mg nic PG, so about 3ml nic PG and 9ml PG(reg) to make it 6mg nic. I used a e-liquid caculator. What strength of Nicotine liquid are you using and whats it based with?

 

[CheekyChica]

This is what I got. Did I miss anything?

You need the TFA Mango and I supose you can use the danish swirl cinnamon but TFA sells a plain cinnamon, but thats fine....So you just need the TFA Mango! .....and distilled water, but you can get that from Wal-mart or CVS, Walgreens

 

[Joseph0280]

Omg. I can't believe I forgot the mango. I'm gonna order it now. Thanks so much!

 

[CheekyChica]

If you use that 36mg PG, at 12mls as the recipe calls for it will leave you with about, 15mg strength nicotine. So you might want to buy some regular non-nicotine PG to dilute it, or you can alway add like 2ml more VG to the mix, then minus 2ml PG with nic. Which probably would bring it down to about a 10-12mg, you can always "Play" with the recipe and add more distilled water or VG if needed to dilute, but personally, if you like a low nic mg like 6mg, I'd buy some plain PG, its not to costly.

 

[Joseph0280]

thanks cheeky. Im gonna try this out and i'll let you know once I get it steeped and ready to go.

 

[CheekyChica]

thanks cheeky. Im gonna try this out and i'll let you know once I get it steeped and ready to go.

Nice! I hope you will enjoy it as much as I have! Any more questions, pm me

 

[Joseph0280]

Is there anyway you can do this in %? Lol I'm making some again. I love this juice.

 

[we2rcool]

Is there anyway you can do this in %? Lol I'm making some again. I love this juice.

Bump - AGREE!

Cheeky, is there ANY way you could post your recipes in percentages (someday, maybe, please, pretty please)? There are several awesome-sounding blends you've posted that we want to try, but we dont make our batches in the same amounts as you (and we sometimes make different size batches for several folks).

Thanks for considering it...and for all the inspiration!

 

[djrljr]

Using her recipe this is what I came up with:

Mango @ 6.66%
Dulce de Leche @ 5%
Vanilla Bourbon @ 1.66%
Cinnamon @ .7%
Sweetner @ 6.65%
Distilled water @ 3.33%

 

[we2rcool]

Thank you very much!

 

[Joseph0280]

Thanks dj! For doing the math for us. Lol

 

[CheekyChica]

Using her recipe this is what I came up with:

Mango @ 6.66%
Dulce de Leche @ 5%
Vanilla Bourbon @ 1.66%
Cinnamon @ .7%
Sweetner @ 6.65%
Distilled water @ 3.33%

Thanks djrljr!

Yeah I realize that I do need to post my recipes with percentages, but at first..it was really confusing me! >.< So I wanted to post my recipes, but was worried that my math woundn't be correct and the recipe would be wrong and turn out awful! I now understand the math I need to convert these recipes and will be updating all my recipe posts with the percentage values! Also, since I have so many recipes posted, I will copy them all and make a recipe blog of them all, so they are easy to find!