(CAP) Sweet Guava

I wanted to make something different and after trying FLV Pink Guava in a friend's mix came up with an idea for a creamy banana and guava smoothie.

Yes the percentages are low but trust me the flavour packs a punch. Feel free to adjust the super sweet levels to your preference.

Really trying to nail this profile down. Getting closer, but I’m not there yet. Any tips and ideas would be appreciated.

Hold on to your seat because this flavor combo is loud and dirty .Creamy banana paired with guava and layered with luscious coconut and back notes of fresh Kiwi and tangy papaya .This recipe is creamy and full of flavor definitely winter blues vape to remind you of warm tropical days...

My version of this Guava Candy includes a drop of Super Sweet per 15ml. The flavors are pretty sweet on their own but feel free to add to your liking.

After a shake it is, for me, a funky, cartoonish and candy-like sweet guava. With a little cactus tingle on the exhale. After a day or two the flavors blend together to a more cohesive guava candy. I can only describe it as a Funky Guava.

Personally, I did't notice a difference between 2-3 days and a 1,5 week steep. Curious how it wil fade/evolve after a longer steep though.

Inspiration from ENYAWREKLAW's Sweet Guava Flavorbook entry recipe & RockeyHarlow's Burst Duo Guava Dragonfruit (Somewhat Close) Clone.
If requested by ENYAWREKLAW of RockeyHarlow I will take the recipe down. Because I am not sure if I posted the recipe correctly

My entry for mixer's club from the reddit diy ejuice for dec '18. I was surprised by the reception that was positive. This is still a work in progress because I feel like there's still some places I'd like to take this especially based on the feedback I got.

FA Gin & Blackcurrant. This started right out of the box with a pairing of FA Gin and Black Currant. If you want a simple berry cocktail, I'd try FA gin at 2% with Black currant at 1%. I enjoyed this for some time because I felt the citrus notes gave me a grapefruit-y feel and I decided to pursue that in adding the next layers. To me, this has been my base start for all my gin drinks. FA Gin is described as juniper heavy and booze light. I love it. i bumped it up to 3% here because at 2% with the other flavors it just wasn't shining through enough. In simpler mixes, I always keep it at 2%.

CAP Mixed berry & TPA DragonFruit - This was added to give a nondescript boost to the berry flavor in the profile and add a touch of sweetness. DF was added because the whole thing got too dry. You could probably swap the MB with different fruits for a change and DF out with whatever you prefer to use to add juiciness. I went with tried and true and it worked fine enough I didn't feel the need to uncover those rocks.

CAP Sweet Guava - added to boost the grapefruit notes, sweetness and to play off the berries. I think it worked well here and probably wouldn't swap it out, myself. It maybe wasn't as successful in boosting the grapefruit notes as it was in just making this a more rounded vape.

INW Lemon Mix & FA Lime Tahity CP - This ratio (0.25:0.5) is my standard lemon/lime wedge for drinks. It's aggressive and lasts through a steep, (though the lime fades more for me). This is swappable in my opinion. DIY, baby.

Coolant - I felt Polar blast worked well here. Adjust to taste.

Variant: Adding 2-3% VT Botanical Gin and lowering FA Gin to 2% makes this a much boozier vape. Adding 2% VT tonic water for a more realistic cocktail taste but without that effervescent pop.

Enjoy and leave feedback/suggestions as you like. It's always appreciated.

In a hurry to get to work so I threw this one together to get away from the sweet recipes I've been working on. Turns out, this one is alright~ Basically, just another take on a Hawaiian POG-type profile.

Rainforest is a sopping wet amalgamation of Juicy Guava, Honeysuckle, and Cactus. I get an absolutely saturated mouthfeel from this blend and I love it when i need a change of pace for a few days. It has seen a few different iterations with the three main ingredients at varying levels of dominance, but I felt this was the most well rounded and accessible. You can turn the Guava and Cactus down for a more honeysuckle dominant flavor that is pretty damn good too.

The addition of WS23 can add a whole other element to the mix and really transform it into a slushy type flavor instead of a more hard candy vibe that we get from the base recipe. I don't include it in the base recipe because it isn't for everyone.

Our main note is the sticky sweet nectar that is CAP Sweet Guava, and it does its job of conducting the train of flavor well here. We get a lovely, wet, pink (heh) vibe from this at 3%.

Backup comes from TPA Honeysuckle at 2%. This adds a sweet floral nuance to the whole mix without making this taste like sucking on flower petals. It bumps up the juiciness without imparting too much of a flavor to the blend.

Our final bump of wet comes from none other than INW Cactus. The pink undertones play well with the Sweet Guava and at 0.5% it's really the little note that seals the deal and helps tie the Honeysuckle to the Guava. There is a noticeable difference if Cactus is omitted, not necessarily a bad difference, but a difference all the same.

Finally a little CAP Super Sweet at 0.4% rounds some little edges and brightens up some odd notes that can arise after a few days of a steep, though to be fair I generally don't let the 60ml make it past about two days.

I humbly present my first public recipie on ATF.

Three flavors (really two)? No crazy layering or avant garde niche flavors? Yeah it's what I personally get from Burst Duo Guava Dragonfruit.

The OG undisputedly uses the sweet sweet god given nectar known as CAP Sweet Guava with 5% being just about right here.

The Dragonfruit aspect of the premium is a little more convoluted but most definitely contains TPA Dragonfruit at around 4%. That's a bit high for this one in particular I know, but mix it up and see how well it works.

CAP Super Sweet is of course optional but definitely adds to the candied sweetness aspect of the original.

Shake and vape certified and I have personally not noticed a whole hell of a lot of difference between a one day steep and a two week steep.

You know kinda like sex on the beach but...well yea...very tropical and cool..something you would wanna take to the beach and vape on it..

I was looking at Guava mixes and found @mlNikon guava empanada mixed it up and fell in love! it is fantastic! https://alltheflavors.com/recipes/64495#guava_empanada_by_mlnikon This was made up for Daytime Franks Show Mixin in the kitchen Bakery episode

This is my updated 2019 version of that concept. This is a fried crispy outer shell with soft dough on the inside, filled with a cream cheese and Guava paste . On the inhale you get the cream cheese notes that transitions to the fried dough with some dark pastry notes and a bight sweet tart guava finish. This is best on an RDA at around 55 - 65 watts

FLV sweet dough is ideal to create the empanada dough inside - it does have some dark sweet notes which works in this situation.

FA joker works perfectly for a fried crisp pastry note, and lends some authenticity here . it is noticeable on the exhale and leaves that slight fried dough after taste

INW Yes we can Cheese cake and WF Mascaropne work to create that cream cheese feeling. I used the mascarpone here since it has a really nice tang and provides a full creamy body to the mix. yes we can cheesecake helps to add some density to the cream that is needed.. The cheese aroma of the mascarpone does dissipate over several days and the tang does fad a bit. if you dont what that strong cheese tang note then CAP cheese cake is an option here at 2%

WF Butter cream is the light glaze frosting on top of of the pastry - that also adds a slight waxy mouth feel that you get when you eat an actual empanada.

CAP sweet Guava has that balance of sweet tangy and works well in this application. You can also push it up without off notes and it holds up to the other heavier notes

FLV pastry zest and FLV Rich cinnamon are used here to help guava pop and add some authentic accents . The combination of Cinnamon and guava is amazing and not something I would have thought of combining. Thank you MlNikon for that find!!