90 Shared E-Liquid Recipes found
WF Angel Cake is just about the best spongy white cake that’s out there and it’s my personal favorite cake flavor. It tends to get pushed around by other flavors so I’m using it at 4% here to get a nice full cake flavor it’ll need to steep for a few weeks.
WF Baked Strawberry is incredibly unique and extremely pleasant. It’s exactly a dark syrupy/jammy natural strawberry flavor and it paid really well with bakeries and creams.
Speaking of creams this recipe needs a little so I’m using WF Bavarian Cream just at 1% here. Well get that nice sticky sweet creamy texture with a little vanilla.
Lastly, I’m adding WF Caramel Butter to kind of blend the texture of all three flavors and add some sweet buttery notes to the finish.
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A delicious blend of fruits perfect for lower wattage/mtl/pod set ups.
LA Watermelon is a nice sweet candied type watermelon flavor. It's a little thin and weak so it pairs nicely with other fruits. Gonna make this one a little bit tropical with WF Island Mango. Island Mango is a decent artificial mango flavor. There's not too much funk to make this one weird. It goes nicely with watermelon. Of course I like to add a little FA Pear to most of my fruit mixes to make them nice and juicy. It gives those fruits lots of moisture and texture.
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It's not super innovative or new but it is a perfect combination of tried and true flavors.
RY4 Double is just the most versatile and easiest to use RY4 with a strong woodsy tobacco note with caramel and vanilla it's surely a crowd pleaser.
It pairs really well with the butterscotch-y creamy deliciousness that is FW Butterscotch Ripple and both slot in perfectly with TFA Pistachio.
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This recipe is a bit of a rehash from a recipe I made a while back.
WF Blueberry Gummy Candy is a pretty solid jammy blueberry candy note but it lacks a bit in the gummy department. It has a little bit of texture but we're going to add OOO Marshmallow Vanilla to get some texture in there and a nice base note for our vanilla. Good Ol' TFA Vanilla Swirl works really well with creams and fruits and candies and it's kind of exactly what we need in here.
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KIng / RE PAZZO by FlavourArt is the real star of this show. It's a fairly thin candied/gummy black currant flavor so it makes an AWESOME base for a juicy soda profile. I don't get much gummy candy from this one but others seem to.
Adding the combo of FA Fuji Apple and FA Pear does a ton of work to make this more of a beverage. They fill out the bottom notes of the mix and add a lot of juiciness. The apple and the pear compliment each other really nicely to get a full fruit profile with texture and mouth feel.
Last, VT Fizzy Sherbet adds just the slightest hint of creamy bubbles and a really pleasant citrus note that finishes off the exhale .
I use 0.5% CAP super sweet in this.
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This is a recipe that could benefit from cooling (WS23) or menthol if that's your sort of thing.
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TFA Banana Nut Bread is like a really good cooked banana flavor with a slight bakery/dough note and an amazing dark brown sugar spiced cinnamon note.
FLV Vanilla Pudding is going to add a thick creamy vanilla note with tons of body to this recipe.
VT Butter Base is a rich butter note that adds a superb decadence and velvety texture to the pudding.
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I love a good 3-2-1 mix. This one's nice and simple and perfect for those cool fall days.
FW Butter Pecan is the real star of this show. It's an excellent pecan flavor with rich notes of caramel and butter.
CAP Vanilla Custard is rich and creamy and brings just the right amount of egg. It mixes excellent with the buttery rich pecan .
For the crust we just need a little bit of INW Biscuit. It's a dry bakery note with a good amount of butter and it works well with both the pecan and the custard.
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OOO Chocolate Milk is a REEEALLY good base for this chocolate milk shake profile. It has a nice milky dairy note and a subtle hershey's chocolate syrup note.
LB Vanilla Ice Cream is going to be our ice cream note. It's a little eggy, which is perfect for an ice cream. You won't get any notes of pepper from this flavor.
Our cake note is JF Yellow Cake. Yellow Cake i a nice sweet bakery note, it's a bit dry but it blends up nicely with the dairy and chocolate notes.
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INW Yes, We Cheesecake is a wonderful, creamy, authentic cheesecake with graham crust that makes an excellent base for this recipe. We're using it here as the main note at 4%.
I wanted to really crank up the graham cracker note so I added 2% TFA Cheesecake (Graham Crust) it's a really great buttery graham crust that pairs nicely with the INW.
I didn't the lime to be sharp or the main note but I wanted to be able to taste it. VT Persian Lime is a solid zesty lime juice. I've used it at 1% here, that's just enough to make itself known but not dilute or overpower the mix.
It was important for me for this recipe to have a vanilla note, as I'm (loosely) attempting to recreate the juice I used to quit smoking. OOO Marshmallow Vanilla is a good sticky, little sweet vanilla note here at 0.5%.
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This is my entry into the FLV Developed Challenge.
It's a light maple bar donut dipped in eggnog.
For the eggnog note I used FLV Eggnog at 1.7% you get a nice eggy spice forward note but it lacks a little cream so and I've added FLV Cream at 1% to give it a better dairy note.
For the maple bar I used FLV Maple Bar at 1.2% for a nice light fluffy dough with a little maple icing. This flavor adds a good amount of sweetness so I didn't feel I needed to add any more. What it lacks is a bit of density. I used FLV Vanilla Pudding at 1% to fill out the maple bar with some rich buttery goodness that I would expect from a doughnut.
I initially thought I might put a little dilution of FLV Rich Cinnamon in here but decided against it as I thought it would distract from the mix. Its great the way it is, its nice and delicate and I didn't want a bold flavor like that in there. Let me know what you think. Should I have added the cinnamon?
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