I want to make nutella? I want to make it between 3ml to 6 ml finished batch. Suggestions needed.
I have VG and nicotine PG base 36 mg. I have distilled water. Should I pick up some PG?
I believe I have all the flavors that would go into nutella, if not I would go out and get more. I’m new to this and have been making small batches. Nothing I’ve made has been great, but it’s been ok to vape, not that nasty.

I put drops in according to recipes but it always looks like a small amount. Maybe I should switch to ML.

Ok great, I have everything listed except for sweetner and cotton candy. I will let you know how it turns out. I’m waiting on some flavors from TPA, once they arrive I will get to mixing. I prefer make small batches as I’m still new to this.

Here’s a complete recipe that yield 18.7mg strength.
Recipe: Nutella
Amount: 3 ml (based on 30 drops / ml)

Nicotine liquid 1: 36mg PG Base 36mg/ml 52% 1.6ml 48 drops
VG: Plain VG 15 % 0.5 ml 15 drops
Flavoring 1: TPA Hazelnut 10 % 0.3 ml 9 drops
Flavoring 2: TPA Sweet Cream 8 % 0.2 ml 6 drops
Flavoring 3: TPA Chocolate 8 % 0.2 ml 6 drops
Flavoring 4: TPA Marshmallow Or Cotton Candy 2 % 0.1 ml 3 drops
Overall nicotine strength: 18.7 mg/ml

If you leave the VG out completely and add more of your 36mg PG nic juice, it will end up about 24%.

When you do a mix, put your flavorings in FIRST, then add the unflavored VG or PG and put the Nic juice in last, then shake the living shit out of it.

Just to be clear, and to be safe, 36mg Nic juice is as strong as you want you used by just throwing some flavoring in it and vaping it. I wouldn’t try it with 48mg or higher strength because of the dangers of nicotine poisoning. Even at 36mg, if you get some on your skin, you want to wash it off immediately.

Dave, I can’t tell much difference between Cotton Candy and Marshmallow flavor wise..maybe the marshmallow imparts a slight flavor to the mix along with sweetness. I’ve never tried to use Ethyl Maltol straight. Marshmallows have corn syrup and vanilla in them, which would account for the slight flavor.

Yes, that’s fine Kelly and totally normal. Most recipes you make in larger quantities will gradually change color over time.

Nice touch with the Malted Milk. Great idea.