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[barkfunklerbunk]

This is my go to simple recipe..
Rootbeer float FW 7%
VBIC CAP 3.5%
Super sweet CAP .5% (not entirely necessary)

 

[barkfunklerbunk]

As I vape the acai/berry croissant more, the croissant is definitely more prominent. I might back it off a touch when I mix it next. It almost has a black pepper flavor to it. But otherwise, this is a winner. Thanks @FranC
Weird how it went from nearly non-existent to prominent in basically a day

 

[hittman]

I want to mix a recipe. But I don't know what. Something simple with not too many different flavors. Can someone provide me with inspiration?

Pomegranate pudding

Vt pudding base 4%
Tfa pomegranate 6%

 

[vaper1960]

I was thinking of trying to do a candy type vape, I may still do a few today....
but as I was digging through, forgot I had a big bottle of peanut butter....

Actually what you mixed sounds great but also consider peanut butter banana.

 

[FranC]

As I vape the acai/berry croissant more, the croissant is definitely more prominent. I might back it off a touch when I mix it next. It almost has a black pepper flavor to it. But otherwise, this is a winner. Thanks @FranC
Weird how it went from nearly non-existent to prominent in basically a day

Guess it needed that day of steeping

 

[FranC]

Guess it needed that day of steeping

Glad you like it

 

[DLKnives]

Man this AC thing is nice after not having it for 2 loooong days! How people lived in Vegas before AC is beyond me.

 

[FranC]

Man this AC thing is nice after not having it for 2 loooong days! How people lived in Vegas before AC is beyond me.

I bet it is. You should have complained though before paying twice to get the same job done.

 

[Redbird11]

Ok, so what's the rule of thumb on substituting flavors in recipes? For instance say a recipe has CAP Dragonfruit, but I have TFA? Or I have TFA Marshmallow, but the recipe calls for FA?

 

[JustWondering1]

I want to mix a recipe. But I don't know what. Something simple with not too many different flavors. Can someone provide me with inspiration?

The WF Banana Puree is fantastic when mixed with the WF Tahitian Vanilla Cream. I’ll check percentages for you. I also love WF Peach Gummy as a stand alone. TFA Key Lime with Coconut is really good too. Also good is the WF Island Mango with WF Coconut Rum. Tell me if any of these sound good to you and I’ll check Percentages for you.

 

[hittman]

Ok, so what's the rule of thumb on substituting flavors in recipes? For instance say a recipe has CAP Dragonfruit, but I have TFA? Or I have TFA Marshmallow, but the recipe calls for FA?

No rules. Just look up recommended percentages. Some are stronger than others. It might taste a little different from the original but if you like it then it doesn’t matter.

 

[Redbird11]

TFA Key Lime with Coconut is really good too.

They all sound pretty good, but the Key Lime and Coconut are the only flavors you mentioned that I currently have.

 

[JustWondering1]

They all sound pretty good, but the Key Lime and Coconut are the only flavors you mentioned that I currently have.

Okay. I will check percentages and will be right back.

 

[Redbird11]

No rules. Just look up recommended percentages.

Recommended percentages? Are they listed somewhere for each flavor?

 

[FranC]

Ok, so what's the rule of thumb on substituting flavors in recipes? For instance say a recipe has CAP Dragonfruit, but I have TFA? Or I have TFA Marshmallow, but the recipe calls for FA?

Most times subing is fine

 

[JustWondering1]

It’s TPA Key Lime 10% and TPA Coconut Extra 2.50 %. I like things really limey so you may want to reduce the percentage of it. If you don’t have that coconut I bet you could sub another one. If you use ELR just go with whatever percentage is suggested.

 

[Redbird11]

It’s TPA Key Lime 10% and TPA Coconut Extra 2.50 %. I like things really limey so you may want to reduce the percentage of it. If you don’t have that coconut I bet you could sub another one. If you use ELR just go with whatever percentage is suggested.

I have Coconut (TPA). I don't think it is the "extra" one.

 

[Redbird11]

Most times subing is fine

Cool, I just did not know if some companies flavors were a lot stronger than others, so I wasn't sure if I could sub out or not.

 

[Zazie]

Cool, I just did not know if some companies flavors were a lot stronger than others, so I wasn't sure if I could sub out or not.

If you look up the flavors on ELR, you'll find average and median percentages. Compare the percentages for the flavor you don't have with those for the flavor you do have and adjust accordingly.

 

[FranC]

Cool, I just did not know if some companies flavors were a lot stronger than others, so I wasn't sure if I could sub out or not.

You will have to check mixing % because some flavors are stronger than others