The ‘blackcherry (TPA)’ in your stash …you won’t be needing that so throw it out.
Instead I would highly recommend this one… Black Cherry (TPA) 
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??? It is Black Cherry (TPA)
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In your stash it is listed as blackcherry (TPA), that’s an incorrect entree. We have a bit of a problem with the database being chock full of that and @TorturedZen is one of the people who spend a lot of time cleaning it up.
Hence his suggestion to dump it and get some Black Cherry (TPA) instead.
I guess it’s a bit of an in-joke and since you’re new it’s a bit confusing 
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After steeping for 2 weeks or so, I found almond amaretto to be sweet nut flavor with some weak alcohol flavor. You might taste this differently though. You should try it on it’s own to know what you get from it (SFT)
So, maybe a nutty cake? Cupcake at, say, 4% with 2-3% of amaretto?
Or nutty cookie? Sugar cookie at maybe 2-4% with amaretto?
Or add some strawberry to the mix to make it nut berry like flavor? Strawberry ripe at 4-6%… I dont know if cap dragonfruit is good for keeping the strawberry from fading, because I dont have it.
Add some van custard to everything maybe at 2-4%…
You have some good base flavors for dessert there. Have fun with em.
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Sorry about that. I just wanted to point these things out early for you. You got it correct in your reply here but in your stash you have it all lowercase single word. Flavor names are proper nouns, which means they are capitalized. There’s more to the insanity but it all boils down to continuity of the flavor names residing in the database.
The Users Guide To Creating Your Flavor Stash explains the “whys” and “hows” and will show you how to find the right name 99% of the time. Hope it helps! 
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Welcome to the forum!
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Welcome and glad you joined.
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he just means try to pick the proper names when adding flavors to your stash so we don’t get duplicate entries in the database.
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There was no other
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Corrected it mate
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Another question for you all. I’ve just been using VG base, and PG base from the concentrates and nicotine. Does anybody use distilled water?
I use a Dead Rabbit RDA tank so thick juice isn’t really an issue. I use bought ready made ejuice products to use in my Falcon King tank.
#recipies #distilledwater #e-liquids:beginners
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So using what I see in the profile:
An vanilla amaretto cheesecake sounds good to me:
for a 60 mil bottle:
.5 ml Almond Amaretto
.5 ml French Vanilla CAP
1 mil New York Cheesecake
.5 mil Sweet cream
.5 mil Vanilla Bean Ice Cream
.5 Vanilla Custard
Another recipe that I love that you seem to have the workings for:
Strawberry Biscuit and Cream:
1 mil Strawberry
1 mil Strawberry Ripe
1 mil Biscuit
.5 mil French vanilla
.5 mil Sweet Cream
.5 mil Vanilla Bean Ice Cream
1 mil Vanilla Custard
Now if you want a cheesecake with that add 1 mil Cheesecake.
Just some humble suggestions.
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If thick juice isn’t an issue, I would advice not to use distilled water.
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Thanks for that. They look tasty those recipes, I’ll have a bash at them. 
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No worries, thanks for the advice. It’s all good in the RDA it clogs the coils, but I change, wick and clean them everyday anyway.
I’d just never use my homemade juices in my Falcon King tank as they’d probably batter the coil within days.
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I have used distilled water all it takes is a few drops like 3 - 6 in 30ml to really thin your mix. There’s no harm in trying it yourself to see if you like it.
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Do you have these recipes based on percentages or do I need do some maths lol.
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Maths, I do not go by percentages, weight, anything. It is what sounded good to me.
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