Ok am I crazy or did TFA or FW used to sell a fruity pebbles type of flavor. I can't for the life of me find it again, and I quite preferred it over the fruit loops flavors.
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Fruity Pebbles?
- Thread starter Gratefulvapes
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I don't know the answer to your question, but this mix--which is way easier to make a small batch of than u might think at first glance--tastes just like fruity pebbles. Definitely pebbles, not loops. It's really good.
@Botboy141's Fruity Pebbles
2% Lemon Sicily (FA)
1% Mandarin (FA)
1% Lime Cold Press (FA)
1.5% Black Cherry (FA)
1% Strawberry (FA)
0.5% Bilberry (FA)
0.5% Raspberry (FA)
1.5% Meringue (FA)
1% Vienna Cream (FA)
0.5% Acetyl Pyrazine (TFA)
2d per 10ml Sweetener (TFA)
1d per 10ml Tart and Sour (TFA)
oneononeflavors has "Frooty Stones"
http://www.oneononeflavors.com/search?q=Frooty+Stones
There are 4 versions, never tried them, so can't offer any opinions.
http://www.oneononeflavors.com/search?q=Frooty+Stones
There are 4 versions, never tried them, so can't offer any opinions.
I just made my first batch of @Botboy141's recipe. I'm gonna give it a couple hours and vape away. Does anyone know if there is a recommended steeping time frame. Can't wait to try it. I'm a fruity pebbles junkie.
I made this yesterday and did 3 hot baths and 3 rounds (5 mins each) on the stir plate. It's is REALLY good. Tastes like Fruity Pebbles on roids. LoL. It's a bit strong but I wonder if it steeps for a week or two if it will even out. Does anyone have any experience with this recipe and know a steep time or anything else with it?
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I haven't made this in quite awhile and I never speed steep but I believe it was ideal around the two week mark. Still quite strong though IIRC.
If you use a flavor base of this, maybe use it @ 8% instead of the 10% it is based on the above ingredients.
If you use a flavor base of this, maybe use it @ 8% instead of the 10% it is based on the above ingredients.
@Botboy141 this is an amazing recipe. This has become my ADV. I'm new to the diy thing. How do I back it down to 8%? Thank you so much for replying to me. I'm a huge fan. You da man.
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@Botboy141 I'm sorry I just got what you were saying. I make the flavor base then change the percentage of that base to whatever. I've never made a flavor base but I use e liquid recipes.com and their calculator has an option for making a recipe into a flavor base. That's all I need to do correct?
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