Blue raspberry

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NickM

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No, not officially, but one of my favorites is Blueberry Cheesecake, and another favorite is Raspberry/Cheesecake/Brandy, and when I switch back and forth between those two I just start adding drops of one into the cartridge that already contains the other, and the transition tastes fine to me. But to my taste buds it doesn't have any kind of sourness, so I don't think you'll get a sweet-sour flavor that way.

Some mixture with lemon or lime might do it, like maybe cherry/lemonade. I tried Orange/Lime before, which some people like, but it was too limey for me so I didn't finish that bottle. Orange/Lemon might work.
 

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Has anyone cyo blueberry and raspberry? I was looking for kind of Sweet sour candy flavor. VQ would probably know for sure :)

Great! Just great! Another Blue Razz lover.. Wait, Sooperdave is this you? in another avatar?!

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Tasty Vapors blueberry and raspberry are both very good, however I have not put the two together but it does sound good, hmmm. If I was looking for the blue razz candy flavor I believe I would do a CYO note 1 raspberry/note 2 lime or lemon/ note 3 a hint of blueberry and ask for sweet and extra sour. I believe that with all that a blue razz would be born :) but that is only my 2cents :)
 

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We've always got time to add new flavors, provided that the flavoring base actually does the flavoring name a considerable amount of justice.

As for mixing certain things, I'm sure you understand that there are things that are better left as a CYO item, and things that should be premium mixes.

We have to consider carefully, if there is a flavor that a couple of people might like that only requires mixing a couple of flavorings together, this is left as a CYO. If a customer orders it and likes it, we generally leave the recipe on their account notes (not visible to the customer) so we can mix it again if they order it at a later date.

If there is a flavor that is highly complex, requires a good number of flavorings and a GREAT deal of people like it...This stands a good chance of making the premium mix list.
 
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