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  • Profile picture of Locutus-Borg Locutus-Borg said 1 year, 10 months ago ago:

    Bananas Foster is a dessert dish that originated in New Orleans in the 1950′s and has spread across the country. The recipe I worked from can be found here: http://www.neworleansrestaurants.com/recipes/recipes_brennans.html

    This recipe uses the FlavorArt Banana Flavoring. The TPA Ripe Banana Flavoring can be substituted at the same amount. I used the TPA Caramel Candy Flavoring, but the regular Caramel should work just as well. Since one of the ingredients is Vanilla Ice Cream, use French Vanilla flavoring if you have it. Regular vanilla may take some adjustment.
    Do NOT over do the Cinnamon, in fact, start with just two drops and let it sit for a day.

    Recipe: Bananas Foster
    By Locutus Borg
    Amount: 16 ml (based on 30 drops / ml)

    Nicotine liquid 1: 30mg/ml 70%PG/30%VG Base 30mg/ml 71% 11.4ml 342 drops

    Flavoring 1: FlavorArt Banana Flavoring 8 % 1.3 ml 39 drops

    Flavoring 2: TPA Caramel Candy Flavoring 8 % 1.3 ml 39 drops

    Flavoring 3: TPA Jamaican Rum Flavoring 6 % 1.0 ml 30 drops

    Flavoring 4: TPA Cotton Candy Flavoring 3 % 0.5 ml 15 drops

    Flavoring 5: TPA Cinnamon Flavoring 1 % 0.2 ml 6 drops

    Flavoring 6: TPA French Vanilla Flavoring 3 % 0.5 ml 15 drops

    Overall nicotine strength: 21.3 mg/ml

    29% Flavorings

  • Profile picture of David Jarrett David Jarrett said 1 year, 10 months ago ago:

    Since I check every week to see if Tasty Vapor has their Bananas Foster on as one of their flavors of the week, I just had to try this one! Mixed up a 5ml test batch. Initial first impression is favorable, but flavoring is very varied since it’s green, and the flavors are fighting each other for dominance. Will give it a few days to brew and then check it out once it’s had time to fully develop. Thanks for posting this one, I can’t wait to enjoy it!

  • Profile picture of David Jarrett David Jarrett said 1 year, 10 months ago ago:

    I’ve been vaping this recipe just a bit everyday for the past 5 days. Tonight I think the flavors finally settled into perfect harmony! And it is very tasty! Trouble is, I have maybe a 1/2 ml left after testing it for 5 days. Now I have to wait another whole week while the big batch I am gonna make up ripens!
    Thanks for the great recipe!

  • Profile picture of Vaperscaper1 Vaperscaper1 said 1 year, 10 months ago ago:

    I have a question. Lets say I wont to increase the mg of nicotine in my e-liquid to 36 mg, however, the only non-flavored e-liquid I have to work with is only 24 mg. Can this be done? In other words, can you increase the mg of nicotine in an e-liquid through the mixing of an existing 24 mg e-liquid (Lower mg to Higher mg = Final Results).

  • Profile picture of Danalyn Danalyn said 1 year, 10 months ago ago:

    No, it can’t be done.

  • Profile picture of NateDogg NateDogg said 1 year, 10 months ago ago:

    No it would still be 24 MG. If you are adding the same strength to the same strength then it will be the same strength liquid. If you added 36 to your 24 then you would have something in between 24 and 36.

  • Profile picture of Locutus-Borg Locutus-Borg said 1 year, 10 months ago ago:

    What Nate and Danalyn said. The eliquid calculator at the following link is the only one I know of that can be used to mix two NIC juices and tell you what the resulting strength will be.

    http://www.tji-java-ide.com/e-cigarette/index.php?option=com_wrapper&view=wrapper&Itemid=88

  • Profile picture of David Jarrett David Jarrett said 1 year, 10 months ago ago:

    Simple Calc V2 will handle up to three different nic liquids with no problem.
    works with xcell, Open Office calc, or gnumeric just fine

    http://www.mediafire.com/?m13ldmwozud

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