DIY Critchley's Blueberry Cheesecake Dream ejuice recipe

#1 by Phil Critch, May 23. 2019, 22:47

2 weeks steep and bang on. Made up. Really nice, sweet cheesecake mix.
Will 100% make more. I don't believe it would be suitable for a sud ohm tank, but RDA and RTA, all the way.
Not blowing smoke up my own backside, but what a great mix and success.

#2 by Russ, May 24. 2019, 13:38

Why not suitable for sub ohm tanks?

#3 by Phil Critch, May 24. 2019, 21:02

Well to be honest it will work and be totally fine in a sub ohm tank. I'm saying that just based on the thickness of the juice and sweeteners added.
Your coils just won't last as long they'll clog up quicker, and with the RDA and RTA's, it's a case of cleaning and rewicking.
I vape some of my recipes and some bought juices in my falcon king sub ohm tank with no issues. Just some juices batter the coils quicker. I should have explained that really.
I'll add a comment to correct it mate.

#4 by Russ, May 25. 2019, 13:14

Thanks for that. I don't use Super Sweet. If I need a bit of sweetness I add Stevia. But I should have figured out what you meant in your initial comment.

#5 by Phil Critch, May 29. 2019, 22:03

No worries mate

#6 by Phil Critch, Jun 4. 2019, 22:58

I've ammended the recipe as nice and great the flavour is. There's a dryness, probably down to one of the concentrates. Therefore it's now max VG and will batter your sub ohm tanks.
Dripper and squonk only.
But that's based on my taste. If you like the dryness some vapes give, even mainstream manufacturer made, you can amend to 70/30

#7 by Phil Critch, Jun 6. 2019, 21:23

I've decided to up the Blueberry by an extra 2%. The juice tastes great as it is, but after vaping a 50ml bottle I believe the Blueberry needs to stand out a little more.

#8 by Plunderdrum, Jun 7. 2019, 01:38

I'm confused about your warning for max VG battering sub ohm tank coils. I make liquid for my wife that runs up to 97-99% VG and her standard Cleito coils last 2-3 weeks. Sweetener wiil, but are you saying VG is a coil gunker?