Tracker

Keeping notes is very important to your recipe development. I know some may say they keep all the info in their head, but once you get up to 600 flavorings, with multiple batches steeping, all different dates, and all different concentrations, it’s hard to keep track of all that without writing something down. In the video above I talk about how important it is to make sure you are using the note taking features of Alltheflavors / ELR / and Ejuice Me Up, or any eliquid calculator that you use (a good e-liquid calculator gives you good note taking features).

Simple Clones

The second part of the video I talk about how keeping your clone recipe attempts simple, is the best way to go about mixing. If you think about it, if you are an e-liquid developer, you want to create the best flavor, with the least amount of flavorings possible, in order to increase profit margins. You need to think that way when going about clones. One of the examples I give, is my new Killa Kustard v1 recipe. It’s a simple two ingredient recipe, with one enhancer, and it’s the closest I’ve gotten to Killa Kustard, period. Before I was thinking too complex, and stripping the recipe down to its core has gotten me on the right track. So keep your clone recipes simple, and be sure to keep track of your progress and you’ll be good to go.

Killa Kustard Remix v1

Description

This is a remix/clone of Vapetasia's Killa Kustard It might seem simple, but that's kinda the point. Closest I've gotten to the flavor just by keeping it simple. Needs a pretty long steep, offnotes present at first. Might double percentages, and then steep for 3 weeks see what happens. Idk, check it out. It's good. --- DIYORDIEVAPING.COM THE LEADER IN DIY E-LIQUID DEVELOPMENT AND CONSULTATION. ---

Recipe

CAP French Vanilla     4%CAP Vanilla Custard V2     5%TPA Ethyl Maltol     1%

Total Flavor: 10%