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(I assume this should be ok to post, he/she does not like recipes posting elsewhere hence I've left the recipe itself out)

just to add to what I mentioned in regards to Hic, this is the notes to one of his recipes:

Shake it really well, but no need to 'steep'

The 8.5% total flavoring is the flavor intensity of TFA Peanut Butter used around 12%.

Don't go over 1% Hazelnut, even if you raise other percentages. Too much Hazelnut will ruin the peanut butter effect.

Vienna Cream adds the needed vanilla background and creaminess.

Acetyl Pyrazine is key for making FA Hazelnut into peanut butter - and adds sweetness. I was really surprised how much, because it never struck me as sweet flavor. If you want to experiment to taste the effect of AP, make the recipe without it, test-vape a little (it will taste less sweet and much like hazelnut), then add the AP to taste the transformation. Cool!

Caramel and Brown Sugar add roasted-sweetness to eliminate the raw/wild nut flavor of Hazelnut. Brown sugar adds 'dark' notes, sort of a molasses touch, to complete the peanut flavor.

Coconut - if you vape TFA Peanut Butter next to this recipe, you'll probably taste coconut in the TFA. I kept Coconut low enough here that you won't taste it, but it adds a rich 'fatty' effect that just belongs in peanut butter.

If you want to amp up the sweetness, try adding 0.5% Marshmallow. If you like maple or honey with real peanut butter, you'll like it here, too - but try it as written first, because it's already pretty sweet.

If you're going to use this as peanut butter flavoring in more complex recipes (explained here: vapingunderground.com/threads/how-to-mix-small-batches-of-complex-recipes.1980/ ), using just the first 4 ingredients will do the job fine. If you'll be vaping peanut butter by itself, include both of the optional ingredients if possible.

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Chocolate Malty Balls @ 4% shake n vape is nice

H.I.O

Everyone who's answered so far is far more experienced than I am in the mixing field, so I'd take that advice over mine, i'm not going to mention a concentrate but I'll offer the tips I wished I'd followed;
highlight the recipes you want to try and get those concentrates (if possible, I would as much as possible buy in bulk; nothing worse than not having a certain concentrate, because sods law when it arrives you'll have forgot what you was going to make,)

Make lists,
Recipe list - consisting all the recipes you may want to try (there are loads! welcome to the custard mad house)

I have a recipe list called:

Next to make, I follow this list and its this list I also now print and along with the date and tape it to the bottle! CAP - Vanilla Custard - 15 CAP - Cake Batter - 5% TPA - Vanilla Bean Ice Cream - 5% TPA - Bavarian Cream - 4% TPA - Sweetener - 1%.

I have 4 X 100ml of some sort of custard that I dont have a clue whats in it, I did know when they were in 4 different corners, however someone decided to line all my mixes up in the cupboard, lesson learnt, thankfully I'd labelled up the rest!.

Do a order list/wish list; don’t get disheartened, I seem to be in a perpetual state of waiting on delivery of some concentrate nothing worse than ordering then realising there’s another 3 bottles you forgot.

most important patience and enjoy it

I'll second that, first port of call for me on my concentrates now (even though I keep telling myself "that’s it no more!")