Need simple recipes

[RoseJ]

Thanks @JCinFLA!

 

[DenaInWyo]

Here's the thing though: Not all flavorings are going to be standard at 8% as something you like. That would be WAY too much with a lot from Flavorart or Inawera, and way too pale for several Capella or Flavor West flavors. Even individual flavorings by the same company can vary wildly. Just something to keep in mind

You might check out HeadintheClouds recipes. He hangs out mostly on another forum from what I've seen, but he's popular enough that you can find him by googling. I've tried a few of his recipes and find most of them quite mild in flavor. He uses primarily FA, so you'd be looking at low percentages overall.

 

[Completely Average]

Here's the thing though: Not all flavorings are going to be standard at 8% as something you like. That would be WAY too much with a lot from Flavorart or Inawera, and way too pale for several Capella or Flavor West flavors. Even individual flavorings by the same company can vary wildly. Just something to keep in mind

I've got FlavourArt Black Cherry and I swear anything over 1% will overpower virtually any other flavor. When I first got it I mixed it in to my normal custard blend at 2% and all I could taste was that Black Cherry. That is the strongest single flavor I have ever encountered. (It's also the best Black Cherry flavor I've ever encountered.)

 

[chief63]

Here's the thing though: Not all flavorings are going to be standard at 8% as something you like. That would be WAY too much with a lot from Flavorart or Inawera, and way too pale for several Capella or Flavor West flavors. Even individual flavorings by the same company can vary wildly. Just something to keep in mind

You might check out HeadintheClouds recipes. He hangs out mostly on another forum from what I've seen, but he's popular enough that you can find him by googling. I've tried a few of his recipes and find most of them quite mild in flavor. He uses primarily FA, so you'd be looking at low percentages overall.

Pretty good advice here for those that like good, easy, mild vapes. Google "HIC's Classics". Here are some 2 or 3 flavor examples:

HIC's Creamsicle
3% Mandarin (FA)
1.5% Vienna Cream (FA)
For mild flavor that's easy to vape for hours, use 2% Mandarin and 1% Vienna Cream

Simple cereal
2% Berry Crunch (TPA)
5% Fruit Circles (TPA)
2% Vienna Cream (FA)

Simple Custard
8% Vanilla Custard V2 (CAP)
1% Dulce de Leche (FW or TPA)
1% French Vanilla (CAP)

Folks seem to like this one, VBIC has the bad stuff, not my favorite strawberry or VBIC
Mustard Milk by fizzmustard
6% Strawberry (TPA)
8% Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TPA)

D free mustard milk by fizzmustard
1% Cream Fresh (FA)
2% French Vanilla (TPA)
6% Strawberry (TPA)
4% Vanilla Bean Gelato (TPA)

I have this steeping, not sure whose recipe it is:
Strawberry Ice Cream Sandwich
3% Strawberry (INW) - I used FA
4% Vanilla Bean Gelato (TFA)
2% Biscuit (INW) - Could sub FA Cookie

 

[RoseJ]

This is all fabulous information - I'm glad I asked.

Thank you!

 

[sofarsogood]

Has any flavor company done coffee ice cream? That's onee I'm looking out for. I'm going to have to try the creamcicle flavor above but probably even a lower percent. I seem to do the best with the most minimal amount of flavoring. (I'm strictly using rda's these days. In fact I use one particular rda exclusively, SV clone from fasttech, because it's good for mouth to lung and is noticably better than any of my other rda's for flavor. It is a bit fiddly to build on but worth the trouble to me.)

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