Become a Patron!

Just like Fuzzy Ta Ta's from V3

Howard Hughes

Howard Hughes

the way of the future....
VU Donator
Gold Contributor
Member For 4 Years
This is my version of what Fuzzy Ta Tas from Verde Valley Vapes tastes like. As far as commercial juices go, I always liked it, but thought it was a bit light. Mixing at max VG I've got it right where I want it now. If you're using PG, you may want to turn the flavor down. Enjoy.

3% CAP Juicy Peach
3.5 FA Kiwi
2% FA Peach
1% FLV Peach
4% FA Red Summer (Watermelon)
1% TFA Sweet Cream

HHFTT.jpg
 
Last edited:
NGAHaze

NGAHaze

Gold Contributor
Member For 5 Years
Fuzzy TaTas? :eek:

Looks good, the recipe anyway, lol. I was wondering if you could elaborate on the FLV Peach? I'm familiar with the FA Peaches and I love those but was wondering what the FLV version brings to the mix? TIA!
 
RonJS

RonJS

Gold Contributor
Member For 5 Years
Howard Hughes

Howard Hughes

the way of the future....
VU Donator
Gold Contributor
Member For 4 Years
NGAHaze said:
Fuzzy TaTas? :eek:

Looks good, the recipe anyway, lol. I was wondering if you could elaborate on the FLV Peach? I'm familiar with the FA Peaches and I love those but was wondering what the FLV version brings to the mix? TIA!
Click to expand...

Thanks. I like to layer my flavors, especially fruits. Where the FA Peach to me can be a little sweet (but with a nice flavor), it tends to be a little weak & fades fairly fast. Where the CAP Juicy Peach also has a nice flavor (similar to FA) with a little more "wetness" to it, it can be just a little artificial-tasting when cranked up too much. To me, the FLV Peach is the best "all around" peach flavor, as it it is full (both sweet & tart) & lends more of a mouth feel than the other two. It also is stronger than FA or CAP, so when layering these flavors (just like in my Peaches & Cream recipe), I tend to use a smaller amount of FLV, but also like the overall taste of combining the CAP & FA. I've never cared for TFA's Peach, as it is weak & too artificial for me. If you like peach & you haven't tried FLV I would advise you to give it a shot. You'll probably like it.
 
Last edited:
Howard Hughes

Howard Hughes

the way of the future....
VU Donator
Gold Contributor
Member For 4 Years
NGAHaze

NGAHaze

Gold Contributor
Member For 5 Years
RonJS said:
With the assistance of Google I found...

Sale: INDEPENDENT DESIGNER // Fuzzy Tatas Top // Animal Print Faux Fur
https://www.etsy.com/listing/255697423/sale-independent-designer-fuzzy-tatas?ref=related-2
View attachment 85921
I'm thinking it might be a coil clogger.
Glad I could help. :devil:

Ron
---
"The beautiful thing about learning is nobody can take it away from you."- B. B. King
Click to expand...

LOL, Thanks Ron, that helps ... sorta. :D

Hmm, I wonder if this would work with the steeping process @Teresa P utilizes?
 
NGAHaze

NGAHaze

Gold Contributor
Member For 5 Years
Howard Hughes said:
Thanks. I like to layer my flavors, especially fruits. Where the FA Peach to me can be a little sweet (but with a nice flavor), it tends to be a little weak & fades fairly fast. Where the CAP Juicy Peach also has a nice flavor (similar to FA) with a little more "wetness" to it, it can be just a little artificial-tasting when cranked up too much. To me, the FLV Peach is the best "all around" peach flavor, as it it is full (both sweet & tart) & lends more of a mouth feel than the other two. It also is stronger than FA or CAP, so when layering these flavors (just like in my Peaches & Cream recipe), I tend to use a smaller amount of FLV, but also like the overall taste of combining the CAP & FA. I've never cared for TFA's Peach, as it is weak & too artificial for me. If you like peach & you haven't tried FLV I would advise you to give it a shot. You'll probably like it.
Click to expand...

Thanks HH, much appreciated, for the recipe and the detailed reply!
 
Teresa P

Teresa P

Senior Moderator
Staff member
Senior Moderator
VU Donator
Diamond Contributor
Member For 4 Years
geoffd said:
Ok I have to ask. What is this steeping process?

Sent from my SM-N910V using Tapatalk
Click to expand...
Well...since you asked...
This method is only feasible for "endowed" she-males (or unfortunate males). My 30ml and under bottles of juice are tucked in my brassiere before I start work. My job involves a lot of walking/running and basically working up a sweat, so with all that heat and constant movement juices are fairly well steeped and shaken by the end of my shift.
I apologize for the visual.... :giggle:
 
geoffd

geoffd

Silver Contributor
Member For 4 Years
Teresa P said:
Well...since you asked...
This method is only feasible for "endowed" she-males (or unfortunate males). My 30ml and under bottles of juice are tucked in my brassiere before I start work. My job involves a lot of walking/running and basically working up a sweat, so with all that heat and constant movement juices are fairly well steeped and shaken by the end of my shift.
I apologize for the visual.... :giggle:
Click to expand...
Well that is not what I was expecting but very ingenious. No worries on the visuals ...
Got me thinking though on how to apply this technique (not having all the she-male parts)

Sent from my SM-N910V using Tapatalk
 
nadalama

nadalama

Senior Moderator
Staff member
Senior Moderator
VU Donator
Diamond Contributor
Member For 4 Years
VU Patreon
Teresa P said:
Well...since you asked...
This method is only feasible for "endowed" she-males (or unfortunate males). My 30ml and under bottles of juice are tucked in my brassiere before I start work. My job involves a lot of walking/running and basically working up a sweat, so with all that heat and constant movement juices are fairly well steeped and shaken by the end of my shift.
I apologize for the visual.... :giggle:
Click to expand...

Excellent idea! Poor fellas, bless their hearts...they've gotta feel left out... :teehee:
 
T

thor363

Member For 3 Years
Teresa P said:
Well...since you asked...
This method is only feasible for "endowed" she-males (or unfortunate males). My 30ml and under bottles of juice are tucked in my brassiere before I start work. My job involves a lot of walking/running and basically working up a sweat, so with all that heat and constant movement juices are fairly well steeped and shaken by the end of my shift.
I apologize for the visual.... :giggle:
Click to expand...
Going to go see if my lovely bride would be willing to enhance the steeping process. Wish me luck. If I don't post here any longer, send an ambulance.
 
nadalama

nadalama

Senior Moderator
Staff member
Senior Moderator
VU Donator
Diamond Contributor
Member For 4 Years
VU Patreon
thor363 said:
Going to go see if my lovely bride would be willing to enhance the steeping process. Wish me luck. If I don't post here any longer, send an ambulance.
Click to expand...

I've been known to quick-steep juice by putting the bottle between my leg and the arm of my chair. Not nearly as interesting a visual, though, I'm sure. In all seriousness, though, body temperature of near a hundred degrees does help things along a bit, and in less time than you'd think. It is, after all, 25 to 30 degrees warmer than room air.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

VU Sponsors

Top