DIY E-Liquid Recipe

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The second of my three Indian flavor profile inspired Ice Creams. A nice, creamy peanut butter ice cream, topped with marshmallow with hints of lavender. The anise is very subtle after a good steep, it plays well and accents the lavender quite well. The lemon I put in there to help the lavender drop the "green" note I was getting from it. The anise and lemon together seemed to just left a nice lavender aroma without the vegetation taste. The marshmallow comes out nice and thick on the exhale mixing with the lavender a little. Very pleasing flavor.

Please let this sit at least 5 days. This is NOT a shake and vape. The anise is WAY to overpowering until it mellows out, it will be all you taste. After a week you can see where the flavors are going and it is a nice vape experience, which is why I put the 7 day steep time. Personally, I'm a long steep time person and very much enjoyed it at about 1 month. It didn't seem to change much after that.

Created: May 25, 2017 (over 3 years ago)

Mix
% Vendor Flavor
0.1
 (FA) Anise
0.5
 (FA) Lavender
0.25
 (FA) Lemon Sicily
2
 (TPA) Marshmallow
5.5
 (TPA) Peanut Butter
5
 (TPA) Vanilla Bean Ice Cream
0.5
 (CAP) Vanilla Custard
Total flavoring: 13.85% Steep Days: 7 Best VG: 65% Temperature: 0
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User: ID10-T Score: 5 Entered: over 3 years ago
Pleasant AF! I had no idea TFA Peanut Butter could be made to taste so smooth and creamy after a steep. It loves to just dry out and turn to mud. Not so here; where it's peanut butter ice cream all day. Topping this delightfulness with lavender-infused marshmallow seems like a strange choice, but it works, very well. I was scared of the anise too - I hate the actual taste of it - but here it just seems to modify the lavender, which is comes across as just a floral hint, not as laundry soap or even full-on flowers but more of an exotic spice, and helps to make 2% TFA Marshmallow actually taste and feel like a marshmallow topping, which is an accomplishment.. It's a shame that all these "scary" ingredients will probably prevent all but a few brave souls from trying it. Those who pass it by are missing out on something amazing.