I'm vaping some of my berry stuff. I have a Honduran Raspberry and a Honduran Berry Mix. They're nothing more than a take on my Honduran Melon. With these two berry recipes, I'm going with 8% Honduran Ligero (Stixx) plus 4% Berry flavoring plus 0.2% sweetener. The first uses 2% Raspberry (FA) plus 2% Raspberry (FW). The second recipe uses 4% Berry Mix (TPA). Still a bit early in my testing but my initial take is this Honduran Ligero continues to work very well with fruit flavors. The Ligero does not interfere with the fruit flavor at all. I can see where these Honduran Ligero mixes work well if you need a break from the heaviness of a bakery base but still want the tempered flavor of the fruit. This is turning out to be less of an exercise on finding a recipe as it is in finding an alternative flavor base. In this case, a NET. Your choice of fruit is up to you.
As for these two fruit flavors, the berries pop out to be sure. I can't say I'm a big berry fan (the fruit itself) but they are vaping pretty good. The Raspberry is probably a bit more on the candied side than I like but I can certainly play around with the flavors to dial it in. I really need to do some SFTs. But I like this one and look forward to tweaking it. The 4% level is also pretty close to correct for me as well. Could maybe be a touch lighter. The Berry Mix recipe I'm not as fond of because that particular berry flavor just doesn't click as well for me. Still, not bad though. I think the Berry Mix (TFA) has raspberry, blueberry, and strawberry in it. The blueberry definitely darkens it down.
So if you have Honduran Ligero (Stixx) it may be worth your time to mix some of your favorite fruits with it. Y'all have a leg up on me because most of you have worked with berries and other fruit flavors and you already know what you like. I'm not nearly that far along. But this is certainly a nice base to work from. I can see a lemon/lime combination working well with this one too.
I'll post these recipes when I'm done tweaking them.
