Adding Flavor to a Bland Vendor Juice?

[hcour]

Maybe a dumb question, but - I don't DIY juices but I recently ordered some Koolada from Wizard Labs to add to my low nic vendor juices for TH. They sent along a complimentary bottle of chocolate flavoring. Normally this would go to waste, but I happen to have a bottle of coconut juice, 50/50 with 6mg nic, that is bland bland bland. It doesn't taste bad, it just seems to have almost no taste at all, even after a good 6 wks of steeping. Any reason I couldn't try some adding of that Wizard Labs chocolate flavoring in it?

 

[tidegirl]

Sure you could. It will lower the nic and change the ratio, but only a tiny bit. Chocolate coconut may be a good blend, kinda like german chocolate cake... Let us know how it turns out.

ETA: You may want to use a smaller bottle, put a little of the coconut juice in it, and experiment with that. If it isn't good you will only ruin a few mls, not the whole bottle. Start small with how much chocolate you add. You can add more but you can't take it away.

 

[BakuPeg]

Isn't it real cool that WL tends to send us bonus flavors exactly what we need when we need them? I'm about to run out of EM and bam I get a little cotton candy sample. I forget to order sweet cream and like magic it is there.

It sounds like your Coconut Choco is going to turn out nice. Just go gently and let it steep a little. DIY doesn't have to be all from scratch. I started as flavoring vendor juice that was a little off. I mean we've all had it happen. best to add a little flavor than scrap the juice or punish ourselves and vape stinky or tasteless juice.

 

[hcour]

Thanks, guys.

This got me to thinking, I've seen "flavorless" juices. Could one use these along with some flavor concentrate to sorta DIY? Say, for instance, do any vendors sell a 50/50 PG/VG, 6mg nic, flavorless juice?