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This recipe is a Work In Progress.

It might be amazing, but its creator doesn't think it's finished yet.

There are many clones of Ripe Vape's VCT available and this is just my version. It's not quite there but it has been my ADV for the past couple of weeks. You should let it steep at least two weeks.

Created: July 16, 2017 (about 4 years ago)

% Vendor Flavor
1.3
 (TPA) French Vanilla
0.75
 (INW) Shisha Vanilla
0.75
 (TPA) Toasted Almond
1.5
 (TPA) Turkish
1.2
 (TPA) Vanilla (bourbon)
6.5
 (CAP) Vanilla Custard
Total flavoring: 12.0% Steep Days: 14 Best VG: 0% Temperature: 0
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User: ID10-T Score: 5 Entered: 5 months ago
This could be a perfect clone, I don’t know, never tried the juice. With that huge load of unmistakable CAP VC flavor, it tastes a little dated now, though probably didn’t when it was made in 2017. It’s still rich and satisfying, though. And what’s really impressive here is that it manages to erase the weird floral thing I get from TFA Turkish on it’s own, and (I’m assuming the Toasted Almond has a big role in this) actually make it taste like a more authentic tobacco top note, specifically a darker, nutty tobacco. It really is a deep, full, vanilla custard tobacco recipe. I won’t say rush out and buy TFA Turkish if you don’t have it already in order to make this, but if you already have it and you like CAP Vanilla Custard, this is certainly a good use for both of those things. I love the way the vanillas are layered to give it a full top to bottom vanilla that’s darker and more complex than CAP alone, and how sweet it is without relying on any sucralose sweetener. Great stuff!