Peanut Butter Cup

[o4_srt]

TPA Peanut Butter: 40%
TPA Milk Chocolate: 40%
TPA Graham Cracker: 20%

to make 10 mL's @ 20% flavoring:

.8 mL Peanut Butter (26 drops)
.8 mL Milk Chocolate (26 drops)
.4 mL Graham Cracker (13 drops)

 

[Locutus666]

Thanks for ripping off my recipe without even giving me credit.

 

[o4_srt]

Thanks for ripping off my recipe without even giving me credit.

I apologize, I didn't find the recipe on this site, forgot where I found it. Posted several weeks after making it

Wasn't trying to claim credit, just posting a recipe I found. Thank you for the recipe

 

[QSSV]

I love peanut butter cups. With this recipe I'm assuming that I would mix this with something else to make e-juice.
I'm new, and have never made a juice before, so excuse my ignorance.

 

[zoiDman]

I love peanut butter cups. With this recipe I'm assuming that I would mix this with something else to make e-juice.
I'm new, and have never made a juice before, so excuse my ignorance.

Correct, the recipe is for the flavoring portion (20%) of your mix. The other 80% is going to be un-flavored e-juice at a nicotine and PG:VG ratio of your choosing.

 

[Seabrook]

Thanks for ripping off my recipe without even giving me credit.

Uh, scuse me here, I'm not the thread police, but that isn't right dude, publicly accusing ppl of theft. Are you really that angry and hostile that you would stoop so low? I know a lot of expert DIYers that would agree that a 40/40/20 blend of is a really, really common experimental starting point. And that's the way I do it, because I don't want to have to stop and do the math, okay?

And look at what a graceful, loving answer OP gave you. You didn't deserve that! I would have reported you to a moderator for public humiliation and accusing OP of something OP obviously didn't do. Do you really think OP would have posted it here at ECF if OP copied it from ECF? You publicly accused OP -- now I just wonder if you need to publicly apologize to OP.

 

[QSSV]

I hate to ask another stupid question but I don't know what TPA stands for.

 

[MrsJaaxx]

I hate to ask another stupid question but I don't know what TPA stands for.

You are not alone! LOL I am racking my brain.

 

[o4_srt]

The perfumers apprentice

 

[SimpleSins]

I believe it's The Perfumer's Apprentice.

 

[zoiDman]

Thanks for ripping off my recipe without even giving me credit.

You have to admit that the recipe isn't all that special. 20% Flavoring is a standard starting point for sweet brown mixes. And a 3 ingredient, off shelf flavors isn't much to write home about.