TPA/TFA Recipes only!

[MaxPower]

Yea, I didn't have any banana cream at the time, but I do now. Was just thinking of subbing that for the sweetner next time. As I'm sitting here vaping it though, it tastes pretty good. I'll have to give it some time and let some friends try it out. I've heard that the ripe banana is pretty strong and you only need 1% or less. Might try it as well at some point, but I haven't felt the urge to buy that one yet. Thanks for the feedback.

 

[cremonies]

Eric I completely agree with you. Ripe banana is a good flavor but not in this recipe. The banana cream really helps bring out the banana flavor. I just lowered the banana nut bread flavor 1% I'm not big on the nutty taste.Taste like my father's actual banana bread.

 

[Davinna]

So I tried making a Banana Cream Pie for a friend of mine.

The one she liked the best was
15% TFA Banana Cream
3% TFA Graham Cracker
2% Vanillin

She said it reminded her of the banana flavored laffy taffy. No exactly what I was going for

Any suggestions how to make it closer to Banana Cream Pie?

 

[Neabez]

So I tried making a Banana Cream Pie for a friend of mine.

The one she liked the best was
15% TFA Banana Cream
3% TFA Graham Cracker
2% Vanillin

She said it reminded her of the banana flavored laffy taffy. No exactly what I was going for

Any suggestions how to make it closer to Banana Cream Pie?

I would probably cut back on the banana cream down to 10%
add 3% bavarian cream
add 2.5% coconut
and were I feeling adventurous 0.05% of cinnamon spice I would not want to taste this just round out and pull the flavors together

 

[ksmith]

This is not my recipe and I want to give credit where credit is due but here is one of the best RY4 blends that I've had. The credit goes to Stephen Stafford (stevo123).

Stevo's RY4
10% TPA RY4 Double
5% TPA Caramel Original
3% TPA Bavarian Cream
2% TPA Sweet Cream
3 drops TPA Brown Sugar per 10ml

 

[Davinna]

I would probably cut back on the banana cream down to 10%
add 3% bavarian cream
add 2.5% coconut
and were I feeling adventurous 0.05% of cinnamon spice I would not want to taste this just round out and pull the flavors together

Thanks I'll give that a try. I'm not sure if I have coconut yet...sigh so many flavors

 

[paddymx]

This is not my recipe and I want to give credit where credit is due but here is one of the best RY4 blends that I've had. The credit goes to Stephen Stafford (stevo123).

Stevo's RY4
10% TPA RY4 Double
5% TPA Caramel Original
3% TPA Bavarian Cream
2% TPA Sweet Cream
3 drops TPA Brown Sugar per 10ml

3 more before a NEW report!

 

[Sea Green Sky]

This one turned out really well after a two week steep. Surprisingly mellow, with kind of caramel and coffee undertones.

Zzyzx
Clove 2%
RY4 Asian 10%
Vanilla Custard 5%

I mixed this at 30/70 PG/VG with 2% water mix (equal parts of distilled water, .9 saline [mentioned in the DIY Master Techniques thread], and distilled white vinegar).

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Edit: fixed recipe URL

 

[Neabez]

Paddy you did get Divinna's Duchess recipe? As if not I will most assuredly give it a vote.

 

[paddymx]

Paddy you did get Divinna's Duchess recipe? As if not I will most assuredly give it a vote.

Yes and she just got your vote!

Edit: Not enough for a report but here's where we stand:

 

[paddymx]

This one turned out really well after a two week steep. Surprisingly mellow, with kind of caramel and coffee undertones.

Zzyzx
Clove 2%
RY4 Asian 10%
Vanilla Custard 5%

I mixed this at 30/70 PG/VG with 2% water mix (equal parts of distilled water, .9 saline [mentioned in the DIY Master Techniques thread], and distilled white vinegar).

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Edit: fixed recipe URL

Had to add to Vanilla Custard 5%, *** contains both "Custard" ingredients (acetoin and acetyl propionyl)

EDIT: 2 more to go!

 

[Sea Green Sky]

Yes and she just got your vote!
Edit: Not enough for a report but here's where we stand:

Big 'ol +1 on the All Day Earl Grey. Love that stuff, one of my few All Day Vapes.

 

[Davinna]

Paddy you did get Divinna's Duchess recipe? As if not I will most assuredly give it a vote.

Thanks, I'm vaping this right now. I've finally gotten a bottle to about a week of steep and the tobacco has come to the surface. What I really like about it is with each vape a different flavor comes to the top

 

[Davinna]

Yes and she just got your vote!

I didn't realize there was a voting process too. Cool. If a recipe doesn't get votes, is it kicked off the report?

 

[paddymx]

... I've finally gotten a bottle to about a week of steep and the tobacco has come to the surface. What I really like about it is with each vape a different flavor comes to the top

I've added this to the recipe but it won't appear until the next report.

 

[paddymx]

I didn't realize there was a voting process too. Cool. If a recipe doesn't get votes, is it kicked off the report?

NO..NO..NO.. These are not value judgments, just opinions.!!!!!!! Good point though. I think I'll add a note to the report to that affect. TNX....

 

[paddymx]

NO..NO..NO.. These are not value judgments, just opinions.!!!!!!! Good point though. I think I'll add a note to the report to that affect. TNX....

Done AS of Today :

 

[ksmith]

Here is one of my own that I came up.

Red Twizzler
10% TPA Absinthe
6% TPA Raspberry
3% TPA Black Cherry
2% TPA Smooth

It's good to go after about a 30 minute hot bath but gets better after about a week steep.

 

[paddymx]

Here is one of my own that I came up.

Red Twizzler
10% TPA Absinthe
6% TPA Raspberry
3% TPA Black Cherry
2% TPA Smooth

It's good to go after about a 30 minute hot bath but gets better after about a week steep.

I've got the stuff , giving it a try.

Do I hear One More????

 

[ukeman]

Thanks for a great thread…. i've been using single flavor TFA juices so far, but i do mix a couple different flavors when i drip.

this is dumb but for some reason I'm not seeing the logic in following recipes here by %….

If I find that ie 10% is good for a couple of flavors used alone… (flavor 1 and 2) , if I were to combine them in a recipe it would look like this?
5% flavor 1
5% flavor 2
correct?

So by following the recipes included in this thread where multiple flavors are included, the given various % for each flavor are straight up input in a recipe calculator as is?