smacuser said:

Yeah. Good Life got out of the eliquid business for a bit, then came back. I ended up ordering some last month to do a device review. I mostly DIY unflavored these days.

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I completely forgot about Good Life. I've forgotten so much. Being back on these forums has been a nostalgia trip.

smacuser said:

You might check out El Kamino from Goodlife Vapor. No one will ever be able to replicate Boba’s, but you might find it almost as close as anyone will get.

https://goodlifevapor.com/el-kamino/

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I'll give it a go. Thanks!

I knew it'd be a long shot, but I've been away for so long that I was hopeful someone had mostly cracked the code! Haha

Boba's Bounty - AVE
Bee's Knees - AVE (although people said the vapor smelled like pee when I used it lmao)
Alice In Vapeland...everything. Especially this blueberry muffin one she made. Forgot the name.

If it's not spoken for then I would love to commandeer this with asking price?

I just snagged a Cthulhu v2. Waiting to find a Sturdy One in stock somewhere -_-

oh no, Dale. hope you feel better soon.

we got more snow. yuck. spent an hour shoveling the driveway. enough to be a nuisance but not enough to drag out the snowblower. I don't mind shoveling as long as it's fresh and no tire tracks. Got 6000 steps in. supposed to see another couple inches before tomorrow.

The grands live about 25 min away. He made it home just fine. Thank goodness.

Our warmest temp in the next 10 days is 46.

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Look...I can understand being cautious, but my God....

This is one of those things you look at, smack your forehead, and wonder why you didn't think of something like this before anyone else did. This is pretty slick.

Janet H said:

Care to share your recipe?

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Of course, need to say this is Victor's recipe so it is helpful to watch his video and if you buy the starter ingredients through his link, he is compensated a bit. He also has a vid if you can't use dairy milk.

Easiest is to use an insta pot with yogurt function. If you have that here are the directions and ingredients:

You will need:
insta pot with yogurt function or some yogurt maker
1 quart of half and half milk (4 cups), ultra pasteurized (I use Walmart brand)
1 packet of LR Superfood Starter Culture L.Reuteri Probiotic Cultured Dairy starter (get on Amazon, only need it once, you use some of the one you make for next batch)
2 Tbsp Inulin Powder

Directions:
-Sterilize insta pot and 2 pint glass jars/lids
-Place small amount of water in the insta pot with the trivet on bottom (water should not rise above the trivet)
-Pour a small amount of the half n half into a bowl, add the Inulin and whisk till combined with no lumps.
-Add one packet of the L-Reuteri starter with the rest of the milk and whisk to combine
-Place the mixture into the 3 glass jars with loosely fitting lids.
-Place the 3 jars on the trivet, close lid with steam vent in closed position
-Press yogurt button and set time for 36 hours

When the 36 hours are up, carefully remove the jars as lids are loose. Stir each gently and refrigerate for at least 6 hours. Stir again and it is done.

Notes: Timing is important unless you want to get up in the middle of the night, lol I start mine at either 7am or 7 pm so it is finished at a reasonable hour. The directions on the packets will be different re time, etc. I would use this recipe for the best benefits.

Save 2-3 Tbsp of your yogurt to use instead of the starter for the next batch or you can use the starter packets but they are expensive so I save some and start a new batch.

It will be thick and tart, use whatever sweetener, flavors, cereal, granola, pudding mix, smoothie. It is yummy and healthy stuff. I saw a major difference in gut issues and inflammation by the 2nd week.

If you want to watch his video or use his Amazon links: NOTE: He tells you 3 ways to make it, one is thinner for smoothies, I use the one for thick greek yogurt which I have posted above.
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Here is mine, ignore the black writing on the jar.