What company is MB? It sounds good, but if you have to want to like it, you prolly really don’t.
MB= Molinberry. I have their Glamour Chocolate, yet it has failed to impress me so far.
Probably user error!
What company is MB? It sounds good, but if you have to want to like it, you prolly really don’t.
You bought the Belgian Waffle so you can make Caramel Waffle Cappuccino. You just didn't know it at the time. K?
MB= Molinberry. I have their Glamour Chocolate, yet it has failed to impress me so far.
Probably user error!
I have yet to vape a chocolate that I actually like in 10 years tbhMaybe it lacks the glamour factor, HH.
I bought some MB and German flavors from Vapers Tek, but I haven’t opened the package yet.
https://molinberryflavours.com/category/coming-soon
This is exciting. New Molinberry flavors. Looks like there are some nice ones coming out. They have a belgian waffle coming too!!!
Ooooo, a few of those have caught my attention!https://molinberryflavours.com/category/coming-soon
This is exciting. New Molinberry flavors. Looks like there are some nice ones coming out. They have a belgian waffle coming too!!!
Sounds great!Here's a recipe that I found on Wayne Walker's site. I changed two flavors and the name. If you can let it sit for three weeks, it truly becomes heavenly.
Custard Heaven
Custard - INW 2%
Custard Prem - FA 1%
Holy Vanilla - DIYFS 3%
Sugar Daddy - RICK's 1% (If you use CAP Super Sweet, then it should be about .5%)
Yes, We Cheesecake - INW 3%
That I'm not sure, pretty certain it's peppermint. Some may use wintergreen but traditionally I believe it's just peppermint. I tried a flavor from vapewild originally called christmas hooker that was pretty spot on. Down to the kind of chalky candy taste under the peppermint. Not sure what's used to replicate that.I got a juice called Candy Cane from the Sauce LA that I really liked. I wanted to try to mix something similar. Is a Candy cane flavor made from peppermint, or a mix of mint?
Sounds great!
Flavor West Candy Cane is kinda like that. Been a really long time since I vaped it, so that was my ego/protank mini days, lol.That I'm not sure, pretty certain it's peppermint. Some may use wintergreen but traditionally I believe it's just peppermint. I tried a flavor from vapewild originally called christmas hooker that was pretty spot on. Down to the kind of chalky candy taste under the peppermint. Not sure what's used to replicate that.
Flavor West Candy Cane is kinda like that. Been a really long time since I vaped it, so that was my ego/protank mini days, lol.
I wonder if this is close to the Kings Custard one shot I have by WW. It sounds like it would be pretty similar.
I took a screenshot of the recipe yesterday when you posted but now it just moved up on the to-mix list lol! Thanks for sharingI don't know that flavor but a quick look at ELR and I saw a couple of clones with RY4. What makes this recipe so good is the Holy Vanilla at that high percentage. I thought it would be too much, but as it ages it just becomes creamier and smoother along with everything else. I normally prefer bright fruit juices, but this is one I can vape all day and be satisfied with it. I just finished mixing up 240ml, but now I have to wait.
That I'm not sure, pretty certain it's peppermint. Some may use wintergreen but traditionally I believe it's just peppermint. I tried a flavor from vapewild originally called christmas hooker that was pretty spot on. Down to the kind of chalky candy taste under the peppermint. Not sure what's used to replicate that.
I don't know that flavor but a quick look at ELR and I saw a couple of clones with RY4. What makes this recipe so good is the Holy Vanilla at that high percentage. I thought it would be too much, but as it ages it just becomes creamier and smoother along with everything else. I normally prefer bright fruit juices, but this is one I can vape all day and be satisfied with it. I just finished mixing up 240ml, but now I have to wait.
I wish I had been smart enough to have grabbed some of that Holy Vanilla before it was reformulated.
The new stuff? I’ve heard it’s thinner and not as spicy or deep, even after a steep. Definitely not the same as the old stuff. A tragedy. I managed to get one more 30ml of the original before it disappeared.I just got a 30ml bottle of it recently but haven't opened it yet. Have you see any discussion of it?
Have all except coconut and butterscotch. I do have FA butterscotch and FLV. Coconut I think I have FA. You think I could sub out? I also have coconut cookies WF?Here's another one I want to share, this is the one that rolled under my recliner and steeped there for longer than I'm going to admit.
The end result is a wonder indeed. It's now on the keep-on-hand list, but be reminded, it needs a good steep. Throw it up under your recliner and forget about it.
Butter Cream Cookie
Butterscotch, Natural (FW) 1.5%
Coconut (FW) 2%
Frosting (Flavorah) 1%
Joy (FA) 0.6%
Powdered Sugar (OOO) 1%
Shortbread (INAWERA) 2.5%
Sugar Cookie (CAP) 2.5%
Vanilla Pudding (Flavorah) 1.5%
Total 12.6%
Have all except coconut and butterscotch. I do have FA butterscotch and FLV. Coconut I think I have FA. You think I could sub out? I also have coconut cookies WF?
MB= Molinberry. I have their Glamour Chocolate, yet it has failed to impress me so far.
Probably user error!
I stepped in it, then! I tried the CWC from the Sauce LA and really liked it. And I love Salted Caramel Macchiato so a good coffee vape would be great.
I only have FA coconut. (need more coffee). I do have coconut cookies flavoring.Is your FLV coconut the regular coconut or Sweet Coconut? Regular coconut I'd take down to 1% (you can always add more if it needs it), Sweet Coconut I'd leave at 2%.
FA Butterscotch, maybe go down by about .5%. That FW Natural Butterscotch is good, but it's not strong.
I think those subs will be just fine!
I don't know that flavor but a quick look at ELR and I saw a couple of clones with RY4. What makes this recipe so good is the Holy Vanilla at that high percentage. I thought it would be too much, but as it ages it just becomes creamier and smoother along with everything else. I normally prefer bright fruit juices, but this is one I can vape all day and be satisfied with it. I just finished mixing up 240ml, but now I have to wait.
OOO Powdered Sugar! I've just put together a Christmas mix that's peppermint based, the powdered sugar does the trick. Flv Frosting is a good partner for it.
I only have FA coconut. (need more coffee). I do have coconut cookies flavoring.
Now that I think about it, a Caramel Macchiato was the first coffee recipe I tried to mix, back in the day (April 2018 I think). I used way too much of the coffee flavoring and for months and months didn't touch coffee-vape-anything.
I should go back to that recipe and rework it. To add "Salted," you'd just use a salted caramel flavoring instead of regular caramel or DDL.
Is that the Christmas one you just posted? I’ll try that when I feel good mixing more than three ingredients!
I had that reaction with a single flavor Passion Fruit juice I bought. The first inhale I took, my brain said “green.” I usually don’t experience taste in colors, though!
I tried it after a short steep and it grossed me out. I still get a weird reaction from PF in juice. It’s like my brain hones in on it.
I only have FA coconut. (need more coffee). I do have coconut cookies flavoring.
Please pardon me if I'm speaking out of turn, but I think you're selling yourself short a little. It's no harder to mix ten ingredients than it is to mix two, except for getting the flavors out and putting them back when you're done. Still just a one-step-at-a-time thing.
Here's what helps:
When you go down the recipe to pick flavors, start at the top and get each flavor, set them IN ORDER near where you're mixing. First bottle on the left side of your line of flavors is always the one you grab next. When you're finished with that bottle, set it in a different area to designate that you're finished with it.
Tare your scale, if you're using one, after each flavor, after nic, after each base. Helps you not get confused.
Also put whatever device you're reading the recipe from at eye level, close enough so you can read it and don't have to hold or handle it.
Remember to shake flavoring bottles well before you uncap.
All you need is enough experience to establish an organized routine that works for you, after that you won't think twice about mixing anything you find that sounds good. No worries, darlin! It's all good!
Your Passion Fruit is my Kiwi. Same flavor "family," isn't that odd? lol
It's a baby photo of my baby boy. He is a "biggun" now and such a beastie.That new avi is so cute, btw!!
It's a baby photo of my baby boy. He is a "biggun" now and such a beastie.
Please pardon me if I'm speaking out of turn, but I think you're selling yourself short a little. It's no harder to mix ten ingredients than it is to mix two, except for getting the flavors out and putting them back when you're done. Still just a one-step-at-a-time thing.
Here's what helps:
When you go down the recipe to pick flavors, start at the top and get each flavor, set them IN ORDER near where you're mixing. First bottle on the left side of your line of flavors is always the one you grab next. When you're finished with that bottle, set it in a different area to designate that you're finished with it.
Tare your scale, if you're using one, after each flavor, after nic, after each base. Helps you not get confused.
Also put whatever device you're reading the recipe from at eye level, close enough so you can read it and don't have to hold or handle it.
Remember to shake flavoring bottles well before you uncap.
All you need is enough experience to establish an organized routine that works for you, after that you won't think twice about mixing anything you find that sounds good. No worries, darlin! It's all good!
The new stuff? I’ve heard it’s thinner and not as spicy or deep, even after a steep. Definitely not the same as the old stuff. A tragedy. I managed to get one more 30ml of the original before it disappeared.
That looks like a good one @nadalama is the FW Coconut the one listed as "Creamy Coconut"? That's the only on BCF has. Or should I just sub my FA Coconut at 1.5%?Here's another one I want to share, this is the one that rolled under my recliner and steeped there for longer than I'm going to admit.
The end result is a wonder indeed. It's now on the keep-on-hand list, but be reminded, it needs a good steep. Throw it up under your recliner and forget about it.
Butter Cream Cookie
Butterscotch, Natural (FW) 1.5%
Coconut (FW) 2%
Frosting (Flavorah) 1%
Joy (FA) 0.6%
Powdered Sugar (OOO) 1%
Shortbread (INAWERA) 2.5%
Sugar Cookie (CAP) 2.5%
Vanilla Pudding (Flavorah) 1.5%
Total 12.6%
Just an aside: This recipe may have shown me what the problem is for me with cookie flavors. I am not patient enough to let them steep like they should. There's 5% of various cookies in this recipe, but I do not get the overpowering something gross that I normally get from cookies. So, lesson learned, at least on a conscious level, but it remains to be seen whether my behavior will change. Shall I grow some patience at this point in my life? What are the chances? Oh, the existential questions make my head hurt!
That looks like a good one @nadalama is the FW Coconut the one listed as "Creamy Coconut"? That's the only on BCF has. Or should I just sub my FA Coconut at 1.5%?
Might invest in MF dark chocolate, it's mentioned a lot as a favorite chocolate.Agree. I've heard I-don't-know-how-many people say how good MBGC is, but it does nothing at all for me, unless I boost it with everything under the sun. Vanillin helps it. FA Cocoa helps it. I think I just want a more in-yer-face chocolate than it delivers.
Did some power mixing tonight....17 recipes at 30ml each. Let the steeping begin.
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