Maybe whipped cream? Whipped and sweet are the only creams I have.
Maybe it's time to order more flavors. I did want to order a few other flavors anyway.
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Maybe it's time to order more flavors. I did want to order a few other flavors anyway.
Worked when I put it up.
Try this? This bouncing deer is guaranteed to provide you 12 seconds of happinessIt does rule out some good homes but from what little I've seen, it rules them out for forgivable reasons without taking the pluses into consideration. Just as an example, not everyone can afford a fenced yard, doesn't mean they have any intention of letting a dog outside unleashed. As far as I'm concerned, anyone that adopts a pet into a loving home is a saint.
Nope, can't make any of that vaping related but I'm pretty sure if you watch the video while vaping, you'll be a very happy camper.
Grrrrrrr, can't add it to the above post.
It used to be equipment everybody was spending money on. Now it suddenly seems to be flavors. Not using much flavors these days, sending the husband out for emergency key lime pie tomorrow. The real deal, no less. Can't stand it anymore.
A majority of people have all the equipment they need, and then some. The dooming panic. No spare money left. So they are turning to cheap thrills.Grrrrrrr, can't add it to the above post.
It used to be equipment everybody was spending money on. Now it suddenly seems to be flavors. Not using much flavors these days, sending the husband out for emergency key lime pie tomorrow. The real deal, no less. Can't stand it anymore.
i was backwards,, i bought a bunch of flavors trying to find the perfect recipe to stay off of cigs. i remember a point of watching everyone buy anything that hit the market and i was thinking 'wow,, they sure like this or that'.... only to find they hated this or that a few weeks later. so i slowly made a check list of what details i wanted in my gear before i went shopping.. i watched a lot of youtube for sure. (ever notice the big names like everything lol... notice they also got nearly everything sent to them for free..........) in the end,, it was posters on boards like this giving their 2cents that saved me quite a bit of time and money on gear.
as for recipes,, boy that was not a fun journey.. some flavors dont match their titles or worse dont match the descriptions given by others. discovering you dont really care for certain profiles etc.
best advice i have on the flavors issue to noobies: find a simple 3-5 flavor recipe,, buy those flavors (in smallest bottles).. make the recipe,,,, decide if you would pay for that ejuice,, is there something you like/hate about the recipe?.....hopefully you like it.. now remembering all of the flavors,, go find another recipe that uses at least 1 of your flavors and buy & mix it up.. using this method will save you money an efforts.
sure as time goes on,,,your taste buds will change,, but at least while that is happening you wont be stuck with as many flavors that dont work for you.
ps,, dont be brand loyal... buy a few dif brands to find flavors you like.
Excellent!!
I'd only add that it's often also a good approach to mix a small batch of each flavoring as a stand-alone. Helps to figure out how it works for you. Hard to adjust a blend if you don't know what each part tastes like
Go with the sweet maybe. Vienna Cream is a flavored cream with more flavor notes than the others, so the recipe will be very different, but still vapeable. It won't be close to what the recipe was after. Catalan Cream is another one that has other flavor notes in it. They are creamy flavors tho. Vienna has a vanilla flavor, & some mild spicy notes in the background. It's not good stand alone, & not everyone likes it with fruits unless it's a a bakery type fruit mix. It's it's own thing.
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I have way too many for a box on my desk and Ginny bought me some shelves. I have all my flavorings in bags in the fridge in the garage but was thinking of putting them on the shelves in my vape lab so I could see what I have. I probably have 100 10ml bottles and then a few of the 30's and a couple of the TFA's in the 4oz. It's a hassle to go out there and dig through all of them when I want certain ones.
I don't even know for sure what I have. Mostly Russian stuff. I was thinking of putting them on the shelves with the duplicates behind so I know how many and what I have of each one.
I've been trying to think of a way to straighten that room out. When I started it was all nice and now looks like a hurricane went through. I have acquired so much over the years and I never throw any of the boxes away.
Maybe Vanilla Custard instead?
I don't have much personal frig space. But, just the big bottles sounds like an excellent idea.
Or just pull them out for a few hours while you make a list of what you have, in categories. Then put them back in separate containers for each category so they're easy to find when you need them. Maybe?
That might be an idea since I have a computer back in that room. I could sort them out and put each flavor in separate ziplocks and keep one on the shelf. And make a list. Would you like to come over and do that for me. Sounds like a lot of work. Maybe on a good day that would be a project if I didn't have any appts.
Sort of like when I started to keep track of my coils worked real good about twice. Then I lost track. I am not an organized person.
Now when they start taking 5 or 10 degrees more I figure it's time to do something. Then it depends on how energetic I am whether I recoil them or just dry burn them.
Get separate places to put each category (labeled baggies, cardboard boxes, or just different areas on a desk, as long as there are some kind of labels laying in each area). Once you can see how big each category is and can decide on what container you'll need for each, then call me and dictate the info as you put each flavor into its final container. I can email you the final list.
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