What's up guys, welcome to DIY or die. Today I'm giving you five awesome solo recipe ingredients. So the best and most efficient way to vape is to find solo recipe ingredients. Basically just flavorings that by themselves create a satisfying, delicious, complex, full vape, something that's just really good. This is the cheapest way to vape because all it takes is one ingredient, some VGPG nicotine and a little bit of elbow grease. And if you find one that you particularly enjoy and you make it your all day vape and you buy it in bulk, meaning you get, you know, wholesale price on a big gallon of it, you get wholesale on your VGPG nic. You essentially are vaping at pennies to the dollar. So there's a lot of really good solo recipe ingredients out there. I'm just going to be highlighting five today. I'm going to keep this video short and sweet. We're going to get right into it. The first one that I have to recommend is TFA's banana nut bread. The first time I mix this ingredient, I actually mix it into a recipe that had about, you know, five, six different flavorings in there and it turned up pretty good. But I remember the banana nut bread standing out. So I said, you know what, let me try it on its own. And then the rest of you was even better. I personally recommend mixing this around six to 10%. Find your range. Just mix it up. Give it a shake. Let it sit a day or two and you have a delicious banana nut bread vape waiting for you. There's nothing candy about the banana. It's more of like a really nice baked banana with a little bit of nuttiness, almost like a walnut almond nuttiness on top. And then it's followed through with a really rich bakery. It has texture to it. And there's also a touch of brown sugar on the end that really just adds a level of depth to the flavor. And it's all within one ingredient. So you're getting a really nice full complex vape out of one ingredient. And also with it being TFA, this is one of the cheaper ingredients. So this is, this is the cheapest way to bake bread here. Next is of course, the king of custards vanilla custard by capella, version one or version two. I've been more leaning towards version two these days. If you're a custard head, if you're someone who really likes creams and dairies, there's no excuse to not have this ingredient. It's excellent on its own. You can mix it anywhere from 5% all the way up to 15%, which I recommend. Spine somewhere in that range that you feel comfortable with. Let it sit for two, three weeks. Make a big batch of it. That way you can vape as you need. And the longer it sits on the shelf, the more it steeps, the better it gets. Now with the flavor, you're getting a really nice bright vanilla on the top. And then it's followed through with a dairy, more of a butter note on the end, as well as an egg note. All that really kind of comes through on the finish. There's also a nice thickness to it. Really nice mouth feel for this. So this is perfect for people who enjoy a little bit more volume in their vape. And while you really only need this, I do recommend pairing it up with some ethyl maltol anywhere from a half percent to 2%. And you'll be really good to go. Next on the list is TFA RY4 double. RY4 is basically a tobacco, but it leads more heavily towards the carmel vanilla bakery end. It's just kind of like a touch of tobacco on there. This is great for people who want more of like a heartier vape, more of a traditional vape who want something that just isn't full on tobacco. It's going to give you some vanilla, but it's really going to hit you with some great carmel notes. And it's just going to give you a really nice sort of luminous vape with a nice light tobacco on the end. So those who want something that's a little bit earthier, a little bit dirtier, but you don't want to go full on tobacco. RY4 double is the way to go. Excellent stuff. I personally just mixed this at 5%. Shake it, let it sit a few days, then I'll dig right into it. But of course, this is a RY4. So the longer it steaks, the better. Next we have capella's sweet guava. And man, this stuff is just so fucking good. So this is for people who want more of a tropical fruit, but a little bit on the candy or end. You're getting a bright sweet guava right up on top. It just has this sort of jammy, candy flavor note. And then on the finish, that's where the juiciness kind of comes in. And that's where the tropicality comes in. I like this anywhere from 5 to 7%. And I like to pair this up with a little bit of sweetener like capella super sweet. It just really adds to the candy element without taking away from any of the tropicality and any of the juiciness. Just really good stuff, man. It does quench your sweet tooth if you have one like me. And then finally, we have capella's lemon meringue pie. I like version one. This is again like a full complete profile. You're getting a little bit of fruitiness. You're getting a little bit of dairy and cream in the body. And you're also getting a touch of bakery on the end. It's really good. The lemon that you get isn't sharp. It isn't runny. It's just like a nice fresh lemon. They mix it in with the meringue. It's a little bit more of like an ice cream milkshake meringue, but it's in there. And then on the final note, you're getting like a light sort of under cooked pie crust note. Almost like a capella sugar cookie note, but it's just really light on the end. Anywhere from 5 to 8% will do you well. Give it a vigorous shake. Let it sit a couple days, go into it. It's delicious stuff. So that's it. This is my top five best solo recipe ingredients. Find one that you enjoy. Mix it up. Make big old batches. And you're going to be saving tons of money. If you guys have any recommendations for other solo recipe ingredients, leave them down below. Let me know. I'll make another video in the future. That way we can just start building this list and helping a lot of these new mixers out. This is a really great way to get introduced into DIY. It's not hard. And some of these flavorings by themselves are really, really good. Don't forget to head over to DIY or dievaping.com. That's where you're going to get the full right up to this video. Also, don't forget to follow me over at Instagram at DIY or dievaping. And I'll catch you all later. Keep mixing. Much love. Peace. DIY or die. Walker Vapor Group LLC or any of its associates do not condone nor encourage the use of nicotine, vapor products, or any mood altering substances without the explicit consent of a physician. The content viewable on this channel is strictly for entertainment purposes only and not meant to be seen as informational or educational. Must be 21 years or older to view these materials.