DIY Strawberry Lemonade ejuice recipe

#1 by Kma 👌, Jul 12. 2016, 05:00

Good I was just thinking about making some lemonade. This looks like it fits my pistol. Thanks John

#2 by Lenore, Jul 14. 2016, 15:15

Hi John, any way I can sub the FW? I have FA sicily and inawera...No way I can get FW right now.

#3 by JohnMc, Jul 14. 2016, 16:05

You can but Sicily tends to fade and inw is perfumy at best for about a wee..

#4 by Sbledsoe, Jul 24. 2016, 18:41

I really like this right out of the gate but it even gets better after a few days, a must try for lemon folks.

#5 by Joe Van Kleef, Jul 25. 2016, 19:29

John this strawberry lemonade is on point bud... Relaxing subtle but not to subtle taste to it.... definitely a good refreshing summer vape bud =)

#6 by forgedHALO, Aug 7. 2016, 06:23

Great shake and vape. Perfect percentages. I tried the top rated "Restaurant Style" version of this and it was ridiculously overpowered. This is just right, thanks.

#7 by Jscrimshaw, Sep 5. 2016, 23:43

Just made this juice and it's awesome.. I love Lemonade juice and this one is on point.. it is a shake and vape recipe but I would let is sit for a couple hours to a day to intensify the flavours.

#8 by Jake tubz, Dec 13. 2016, 00:21

Do i use the same percentage of flavour even tho ill be making smaller batch than 200ml ??

#9 by JohnMc, Dec 13. 2016, 00:45

Yes Jake. Percentages do not change, the calculator will adjust for smaller or large batches.

#10 by Jake tubz, Dec 13. 2016, 00:47

Cheers mate :)

#11 by simoz, Jan 11. 2017, 16:25

Good shake and vape!

#12 by st23, Jan 18. 2017, 15:13

Hi. Can i use FW Lemonade (pink) instead of Lemonade (Natural) ?

#13 by JohnMc, Jan 18. 2017, 15:15

You can do whatever you wish blckg0re

#14 by st23, Jan 18. 2017, 15:21

;) thanks!

#15 by JohnMc, Jan 18. 2017, 15:22

Anytime. Happy mixing!

#16 by Just_a_dude, Apr 25. 2017, 23:51

This recipe was so easy, yet so fantastic! Made it last night and am afraid I'm going to run out before I can steep it. Tonight I'm making lots more! Thank you and phenomenal job!

#17 by JohnMc, Apr 26. 2017, 00:04

You are very welcome dude! Thanks for the feedback.

#18 by Coccopeloso, Apr 26. 2017, 18:51

This recipe is great, thank for sharing!

#19 by JohnMc, Apr 26. 2017, 18:58

You are welcome coccopeloso, thank you for the feedback.

#20 by Ashish, Jun 15. 2017, 09:52

This is just awesome. Love your work...

#21 by araragisama, Aug 4. 2017, 09:55

I do not have FW Lemonade, can I use CAP Pink Lemonade?

#22 by JohnMc, Aug 4. 2017, 11:40

I wouldn't since I have not tried cap pink lemonade. But do what you want.

#23 by HarryCarter1995, Feb 19. 2018, 22:58

Hi JohnMC do you think FLV Lemonade would work in this? Thanks

#24 by JohnMc, Feb 19. 2018, 23:30

I can't answer that since I have never used it. I feel the natural lemonade has more of a natural taste to it, like country time lemonade. All I can say is give it a shot.

#25 by SlickWilly, Feb 6. 2019, 17:16

You running a tank or an RDA? The smell is there and good, but the flavours are just super muted in my big Kennedy dripper

#26 by JohnMc, Feb 6. 2019, 17:20

I use either, but prefer a tank. When I made this I was using a dripper, nothing big like the Kennedy of course.

#27 by SlickWilly, Feb 6. 2019, 19:34

Cool, maybe I’ll dig out my old TM or something and give that a shot. Otherwise, I might up the flavor overall by a good bit and see what happens. It’s so tantalising, I can tell this is a good ‘un!

#28 by JohnMc, Feb 7. 2019, 02:48

Keep me posted, would like to see how it works out for you.

#29 by KAYN Sugar, Jun 20. 2019, 19:13

good stuff

#30 by VapeGnarly333, Jun 29. 2021, 11:11

New to DIY and like this one so far. It's just a little too lemony for me. Tried lowering lemon to 3 and did both strawberries to 4. But I still can't seem to get the strawberry to come out. Any ideas?

#31 by JohnMc, Aug 16. 2021, 13:59

@VapeGnarly333 what I would suggest is keep the lemonade as you have it, take your strawberries and offset them. Strawberry ripe at 3 and sweet strawberry at 4. The strawberries are a build on each other and offsetting enhances both. Always start low and build up from there.