DIY Milkstone ejuice recipe :: e-Liquid Calculator

#1 by Lars, Jan 29. 2014, 02:49

I must order Sweet Cream.

#2 by lamechris, Apr 4. 2014, 07:01

Is TPA the same as TFA?

#3 by Lars, Apr 4. 2014, 11:37

Yes, TPA is the same as TFA.

#4 by Kuhanz, Apr 10. 2014, 08:52

"Coconut Candy Flavor" or "Coconut Extra Flavor"

#5 by Lars, Apr 10. 2014, 09:55

I believe it's Coconut Extra, though I could be wrong.

#6 by et3rn1ty, Apr 10. 2014, 13:48

You're right Lars. It's coconut Extra.

#7 by vashidu, Apr 24. 2014, 10:17

whats the steep time on this?

#8 by et3rn1ty, Apr 24. 2014, 13:10

hot bath and overnight to make sure its mixed well before using it in other flavors.

#9 by daimyo, May 26. 2014, 02:58

hi im still new at this. i have 100mg pg nic. like them to be 70/30 pg/vg respectively, and say 10ml. what will the calculation be like?

#10 by Lars, May 26. 2014, 03:02

Hiroto, Milkstone is not supposed to be something you vape by itself. You use it like a flavor in another recipe. That being said, just create or adapt a recipe and plot in your numbers. It is very easy!

#11 by daimyo, May 26. 2014, 03:04

i miss the note part. got it. thanks Lars

#12 by johnp, Jan 25. 2015, 16:52

hey new to this making stuff. now been trying to clone unicorn milk or something close to it. i really like a strawberry creamy tasting juice if i made this and mixed something up and added sweet strawberry from cap. how good would it taste

#13 by et3rn1ty, Jan 25. 2015, 21:38

@johnp try this: e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/31677/Zoochberry+Cream

#14 by Soupy1970, Apr 4. 2015, 09:19

Will this work in 25% VG instead of PG?

#15 by xXxLEONIDASxXx, May 4. 2015, 02:17

I only have TFA Coconut, not "extra"...should I double the amount of my flavoring to try this?

#16 by nix6six, May 6. 2015, 11:54

xXxLEONIDASxXx i made it with 30% coconut cos i didnt have extra, tastes good to me =D

#17 by GobbleThisObelisk, Oct 18. 2015, 23:57

What is the typical % this should be used at?

#18 by Lars, Oct 19. 2015, 01:33

Whatever you think is enough to give a creamy feel... Here are some examples. 3% here: tjek.nu/r/1XbR 4% here: tjek.nu/r/68F - so in that range :)

#19 by jorgejunior, Dec 13. 2015, 17:01

@Lars what are the % you use with this mix if you were using those separated? 4% bavarian 2%coconut and 1%sweet cream ?

#20 by Lars, Dec 13. 2015, 17:08

The ratio is more like 4.2 to 1.9 to 1 :) But I guess 4, 2 and 1 is close enough :)

#21 by jorgejunior, Dec 13. 2015, 17:42

Thank you @Lars :) Vape ON

#22 by Jeff and Ryan , Jun 10. 2016, 16:12

If you have a recipe you use this in can you share it? I'm absolutely lost as to how I would use this (noob)

#23 by 🎅 SANTA714MIXER 🎅, Jun 10. 2016, 17:28

@jeff and Ryan You would use this recipe like you would for any flavor you add this to other mixes. Example - %2 milk stone 4% ripe strawberry 5%cheesecake %1 Graham Cracker.

#24 by GaxxEltnam, Aug 29. 2017, 08:05

Does this work with the DX versions of those extracts?

#25 by DarkJester89, Sep 16. 2017, 22:31

gaxx, yes it should work fine

#26 by Zugmaschine, Apr 20. 2018, 22:04

Is that a dairy, Milkbase? I think it will taste more like coconut, or?

#27 by TheJuiceFairy, Dec 14. 2020, 23:20

You still around et3rn1ty do you get updates on your emails? Just checking in. Lots has changed since 2014 but checking in on ya.