I remember reading that review actually but forgot about it. My note making has improved a lot since then lol. Thanks man.
Back to one of my favs !!!
This is a recipe I’ve been working on for a little bit for a spiced pear and almond cake. Still need to jiggle the percentages around a bit I think on the cake body and it needs something more up front on the inhale, maybe some green apple for a bit of bite?
I’m really happy with where it’s heading though. It’s like a doughy pear and almond cake with a honey cream icing that you get on the exhale.
I’m starting to feel like I’m making recipes that aren’t total crap and it’s exciting.
Edit: upon further vaping I think the milk & honey needs to be turned down a wee bit too.
Maybe you are referring to this one:
Ya, this websites flavor category prob needs to be cleaned up. It would make the average noobie confused.
Truthfully my bottle says Fizz Pop Flavor (Cap) if we are being super technical. ![]()
As an open flavor base users can enter flavors however they want, correct or incorrect, but for recipe search results and for others to find your recipes it’s wise to use the correct manufactures flavor name, resellers often change the name on there website and labels.
@TorturedZen put together a great Users Guide to Creating Your Flavor Stash:
I hear you, and I get that most of us here already know exactly what we’re talking about regardless of how many different “fizz pop” names are floating around.
It’s not like we’re trying to navigate the 50 million variations of strawberry, but we don’t always need to be overly pedantic when everyone in the thread clearly understands the context.
Honestly, it’s the non-gatekeepers who helped me find a better cola in the process.
Hey, sorry for trying to help. Carry on with your day…
Back on topic, i currently have this in my squonker -
& it is fantastic, really enjoying these peach recipes i made for the mixalong.
I forget the name of the youtube channel but I think it’s AllTheRecipes, but my wife is a big fan of one of their staff, and she was throwing together Easy Lemon Bars, and wow, this probably won’t do it justice, but nothing better during the warmer Summer months.
You just reminded me I used to get a lemon starburst flavoured disposable that I loved! The only lemons I’ve played with are FLV Lemonade and Cap Lemon Lime. I really need some more lemons in my cupboard, thanks for the reminder. That looks yum.
I’m puffing on a classic style that I’m sure you’ve all tried, an apple pie with vanilla ice cream. But this is my first attempt at it with more than 3 ingredients and I’m pretty happy with the outcome after a 2 week steep;
4.5% Apple Pie TPA
2.5% Fuji Apple FA
1% Cinnamon Danish (DX) TPA
2% Vanilla Bean Ice Cream CAP
2% Bavarian Cream (DX) TPA
The Cinnamon Danish was the last addition I made but I honestly feel like even at 1% it adds a tiny bit too much of a harsh cinnamon note in this mix. I don’t normally get that from it. Must be the Apple Pie mixing with it? I love cinnamon but something about it is just a little on the harsh side.
swap out TPA for FA apple pie at 2.5 % or so
and maybe get FLV applie filling and purilum country apple
just a suggestion for you to try
Thanks mate. I think TPA apple pie was probably the second flavour I really started playing around with, it’s been a favourite of mine for the few months I’ve been mixing. I actually just got a 30ml bottle of it but I’ve enjoyed every FA flavour I’ve tried so far, so I’ll keep that in mind for next restock. Those apple fillings might both need to go on the list for next order though. I love apple in vapes.
@RandomlyAssigned I love da Lemons !!! Hard to say which ones might be right for you, but if you love them:
- FA Lemon Sicily
- CAP Juicy Lemon
- MF Lemon (many people create a reduction)
- FE Lemon
Just to name a few that i use all the time.
That’s an interesting approach, and looks tasty !!!

What makes you say it’s an interesting approach? I actually thought it was pretty middle of the road as far as recipes go lol.
I started with 8% Apple Pie, that was good so I added 3% Fuji Apple. That was even better but tasted a bit too ‘spiced’ from the apple pie.
So I added 3% VBIC hoping the creaminess would mask the spice a bit. It didn’t, plus it was too much vanilla.
So I dropped the Apple Pie back to 6%, kept Fuji at 3% and reduced VBIC to 2%. Still a bit too spicy but the ice cream layer was tasting nice.
Next mix I added the bavarian cream at 2% to add more cream without so much vanilla. I also dropped the Apple Pie to 4.5%. The ice cream layer was tasting real good now, and the amount of apple was good, but now there wasn’t quite enough spice.
Next came Cinnamon Danish at 1%, and reducing the Fuji by 0.5% just to mix it in a bit more, and that brings us to the mix I’m at today.
I hope that explanation made sense? I also hope the process make sense? Appreciate anyone’s input because I am still very new.
The Cinnamon Danish was the last addition I made but I honestly feel like even at 1% it adds a tiny bit too much of a harsh cinnamon note in this mix.
So I dropped the Apple Pie back to 6%, kept Fuji at 3% and reduced VBIC to 2%. Still a bit too spicy but the ice cream layer was tasting nice.
Next mix I added the bavarian cream at 2% to add more cream without so much vanilla. I also dropped the Apple Pie to 4.5%. The ice cream layer was tasting real good now, and the amount of apple was good, but now there wasn’t quite enough spice.
Next came Cinnamon Danish at 1%, and reducing the Fuji by 0.5% just to mix it in a bit more, and that brings us to the mix I’m at today.
Maybe split the difference and go 5-5.25% Apple Pie and simplify by dropping the Cinnamon Danish.
swap out TPA for FA apple pie at 2.5 % or so
and maybe get FLV applie filling and purilum country applejust a suggestion for you to try
Definitely some better ingredients out there if ya wanted to build one from scratch. These are some good ones.



