(INW) Eucalyptus With Mint
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Why bother spending 2 bucks for 10 skimpy fuckin 'lozenges' when you can vape it for the exact same effect (and flavour mind you). The most iconic Aussie cough drop known to man. Get in ya jarmies, grab a box of tissues, chuck on a movie, get this recipe india and you'll be feelin top notch.
The eucalyptus & mint dies off pretty quick, just add a few drops to your bottle when this happens.
A variation on my mint and fruit recipe. I mixed the mint base for a long time with different fruits but today I wanted to share it.
The peppermint and the eucalyptus with mint gives a bright green mint candy.
The cactus add the juicyness that I need and some green that pair with the eucalyptus.
The holly strawberry (kudos to ID-10T) gives a perfect strawberry note, strong enough to compete with the mints.
WS23 is an option if you want some more ice.
It is a shake n' vape but after 2 days the strawberries come through the mints to make the recipe where I wanted to.
NOTE: NW eucalyptus mint is a place holder for WF eucalyptus mint
Simple and tasty mix when you have a cold or have vapors tongue . The WF eucalyptus mint is lighter and sweeter and less menthol then the INW and can even be vaped by it self. there is also a very subtle citrus note. it does fade a bit after 5 - 7 days, and blends into the mix nicely.
The use of fuji apple adds a bright sweet juiciness to the mix and is well contrasted by the cap sweet guava for some citrus notes and sweet thick mouth feel.
candy roll is used as texturizer here and can and add a sweet tart texture candy base
This also works well with honeysuckle in place of the Sweet Guava for a more floral note, as it adds the body and sweetness of a sweet guava with a different flavor profile.
Add Sweetner to your preference I used FLV sweetnes at .30 .
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For when you're feeling stuffy, and want your sinuses to clear up no matter what. Careful; if you're not a fan of menthol, or not used to menthol, cut the percentages in half. This will punch you in the throat. The Aloe just adds a little bit of juiciness and tames the astringent flavor of the Eucalyptus w/ Mint.
I've got an end of summer/beginning of fall, Minnesota head-cold... Hard to flavor test, vaping isn't even that much fun right now.
This morning I remembered an old recipe that I haven't mixed up in a while. Here it is:
This really (in my opinion) actually tastes like a lemon Halls cough drop.
Personally I bump the FA Polar Blast up to 1.25-1.5%
Just a quick something I threw together to fight off the vaper’s tongue I’ve been getting with the Fire Cured NETs I’ve been vaping. I had a buddy try it thinking I’d trick him in to trying something he hated, but then he said it was beautiful, so I reckon I’ll share it with the world. I don’t know if any place in the US carries the INW Aloe- it was an impulse buy the last time I ordered direct from Inawera. You could probably just use a lil bit of INW Cactus.
A frozen cucumber punching through your sinuses first thing in the morning really perks you up. I was just looking for something super cold with a light touch of flavor. A splash of some lemon or lime could add a little more complexity, if you like.
This is an attempt at recreating Ricola Dual Action cough drops in vape form.
“Our unique blend of ten natural Swiss alpine herbs, natural menthol, and soothing syrup center, combine to give you fast, safe relief you can trust”
If you haven’t had these cough drops, the sweet honey-lemon outer-shell tastily gives way to an intense mentholated, soothing herbal syrup center.
I am obviously not using ten different herb concentrates here, but I don’t find all of them necessary to impart the flavor of the product here. A few of them listed in the ingredients list of the drops are probably there for their medicinal properties.
Instead, I’m just going to include the ones responsible for pushing that signature Ricola herbal flavor.
Props to u/CheebaSteeba for giving me a good start for my recipe with his Lemon Cough Drop mix.
INW Eucalyptus With Mint:
Eucalyptus is not an included ingredient in Ricola drops. However, it’s scent is still a dead ringer for them, and we know how well a fit this flavor is for vaping when you are under the weather. It’s cooling properties are also a plus, here.
JF Juicy Lemon:
You can’t have lemon cough drops without the lemon, and this one fits the mold perfectly.
FLV Honey Bee:
The perfect honey flavor for this recipe. This is not generic supermarket honey that has had all of its beneficial florals removed. This is more akin to raw honey straight from a hive. This is a very strong flavor so we only want to use a bit of it, but it also needs a few days to mellow out. I actually prefer it without a steep.
TPA Horehound:
One of the ingredients in Ricola’s herbal blend. Imparts the anise flavor to the recipe.
FLV Elderflower:
While not the best Elderflower flavor as far as authenticity goes, it works fine enough as a floral for its use in the mix.
This is my version of a cold mixture. Easy to vape when you're clogged up and tasty and refreshing when you're not ill :)
A serious apple mix, with tons of brightness, and juiciness, with a hint of mint on the end.
Flavor Notes
This to me this is the perfect ingredient to vape when you're sick or have a sore throat. That's not to say it's not enjoyable when you're not sick, but the cooling effects from the eucalyptus and mint are a god send when you are. Although the flavoring is fairly concentrated, it's not as concentrated as some of the flavorings from INW we've come to know and love. At 1.5%, it's quite alarming right away, but after a steep of a few days - 1 week, it calms down to the perfect level of cooling for me. 0.75%-1% is great for if you need a shake-n-vape. Since it's such a different sensation, it does take a few pulls to acclimate yourself to the cooling, which I've noticed is very forward on the upper-back of the throat. Overall, it's a very accurate representation of Eucalyptus with just a touch of Mint (I get more mint than menthol).
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