Based off of https://alltheflavors.com/recipes/13499#terrorhawk_by_concreteriver

I bought a bunch of grapefruits 6+ months to make Terrorhawk but never could find the Jasmine. So i started playing around with the grapefruit combo and came up with this. Not real sure how to describe it guess closed thing be a passionfruit/grapefruit vanilla cream. Add sweetener if you don’t find it sweet enough for your liking

Loosely based off a dessert my mother-inlaw makes for family get togethers it is a pineapple and coconut cream with a light dusting of graham cracker. Needs around a 5-7 day steep for it to fully come together.

Peach, orange and grapefruit. Based this off of an OG POG but didn’t want to use passionfruit so i used peach instead. Add the Bavarian cream to help smooth everything over peaches and citrus's both then to be a little harsh. Taste fine off the shake but needs to steep for 3-5 days so everything can settle down.

This is loosely based off of one my favorite Halo juices Midnight Apple. It really tastes nothing like I just really liked the profile of an apple bourbon tobacco. I would suggest a 14 day steep to give the Arabian time to calm down a bit.

This is a blue raspberry gummy. Modeled after the blue and white shark gummy candies. I went pretty heavy with the raspberries to cover up the red licorice the 27 fish brings along. The vanilla swirl I used to blend everything together and add some more gummy texture. Add sweetener if you don't find it sweet enough as it is. Doesn't really need a steep it was pretty tasty off the shake. Please rate and review if you mix.

@id10t mentioned he wanted a graham cracker butterscotch tobacco. Since LB didn’t do a very good job of it with their concentrate. So I decided to take a stab at it. It is really tasty off the shake but with FLV tobaccos they fade out around 5-7 days then come back around day 10-14. So I would recommend a 10 day steep.

Been fiddling with this one for awhile now finally got something that I am happy with the balance of fruit and tobacco. The Catalan Cream ties them both together. Really needs the 2 week steep for everything to fully come together.

Fig and dark berry tobacco.

My original recipe https://alltheflavors.com/recipes/94745#honey_i_figged_up_the_bacco_by_ebc88. I used Fig @2% and didn't tame all the anise/licorice off that it brings along with it. Then I seen this recipe https://alltheflavors.com/recipes/126455#concrete_newtons_by_alfredpudding, and thought I would give VT Fig another shot. It pairs perfectly with VT Red Dates & the FLV Milk & Honey adds some creaminess and sweetness to the fruits. Flv Native & INW Black for Pipe pair excellently together, & the INW keeps the FLV tobaccos from doing the boomerang fading thing they like to do when they steep. Black for Pipe also has some really great berry notes mixed in with the pipe style tobacco. The VT FIG & Red Dates really bring those notes out.

I enjoyed this fresh but INW tobaccos need 10-14 days to steep. So they fully come through in the mix.

This is a blackberry & blackcurrant marshmallow cream on top of a ginger graham crust.

The FLV Boysenberry isn't really used for its flavor but to jam up the berries and make them extra syrupy. I really wanted to use VTA Shisha Blackcurrant. It is easily my favorite standalone currant flavor, but it is pretty potent and tends to want to take over a mix which is why I used it really low. The CAP Gingerbread & CAP Graham is an idea I stole from @ID10-T he used it in his recipe https://alltheflavors.com/recipes/48608#titanic_by_id10_t. The CAP Whipped Marshmallow I used by mistake. I wanted to use CAP Vanilla Whipped Cream, but grabbed the Whipped Marsh by mistake and didn't notice it until after I mixed it, but it worked out pretty well.

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This is a Raspberry, orange & hibiscus red tea. I tried this with 0.5% FLV Sweetness but preferred it without it, but feel free to add sweetener if you find that it is not sweet enough. Also WS-23 can be added for an iced tea effect.

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