| Bases | Percent | Volume | Mass | Drops |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NCNicotine ({{ nicLevel }}mg/ml, {{ nicVG }}/{{ nicPG }}) | {{ percentNic }} % | {{ calcVolume( percentNic ) }} ml | {{ calcMass( percentNic, 'nic' ) }} g | {{ calcDrops( percentNic ) }} d |
| Pease use a nicotine base with a higher percent of VG or lower the VG of the target. | ||||
| VGVegetable Glycerin | {{ percentVG }} % | {{ calcVolume( percentVG ) }} ml | {{ calcMass( percentVG, unitsMass.vg ) }} g | {{ calcDrops( percentVG ) }} d |
| PGPropylene Glycol | {{ percentPG }} % | {{ calcVolume( percentPG ) }} ml | {{ calcMass( percentPG, unitsMass.pg ) }} g | {{ calcDrops( percentPG ) }} d |
| Flavors | Percent | Volume | Mass | Drops |
|
{{ flavor.recipesNumber }}
{{ flavor.name }} ({{ flavor.manufacturer }})
|
{{ formatPercent( flavor.percent ) }} % | {{ calcVolume( flavor.percent ) }} ml | {{ calcMass( flavor.percent, unitsMass.flavor ) }} g | {{ calcDrops( flavor.percent ) }} d |
| Totals | {{ percentTotal }} % | {{ volumeTotal }} ml | {{ massTotal }} g | {{ dropsTotal }} d |
Recipe Notes:
A luscious apricot baked custard kissed with toasted almonds. The recipe is based on a classic French apricot tart, Tarte Aux Abricots, but without the pastry base.
I have stuck to my tried and trusted brulee combo of Inw Creme Brulee and Inw Custard. At these %'s, this just works beautifully to create a stunning thick and luscious custard base.
FA Armenia Apricot and INW Apricots does a fantastic job in creating a full, ripe apricot with a perfect balance of tart and sweet. FA Apricot at 1% is more than enough to bring this alive with the INW boosting it just so. I find that INW Apricots gets a little floral over 1%, so I kept it quite low and just enough to linger in the background.
FA Tanger adds that little tartness and intrigue to break the monotony of the Apricot.
Cap Toasted Almond and TPA Brown Sugar was the obvious choice to top off this brulee and marries perfectly with the apricot to create a sophisticated, yet familiar taste sensation.
Let this sit for at least a week for the strong Apricot flavours to meld with the custard. Do not rush this baby...
Support DIY Vape Recipes
If you would like to support our effort, you can do so, by selecting any of our affiliated e-shops, and make your online purchases by using the following links:
If you do so, we will receive a very small commission from each of your purchases, which will be used for covering the operational cost of the website. You can read more details, about the ways that you can use to support our effort.