I didn't say reviews are bogus, I said they were subjective (flavor descriptions often do tend to be out in left field). The flavor one person perceives may not be what your tongue taste. Half or more of the flavors I own were purchased on suggestions I read here or sometimes elsewhere. What I am trying to suggest is to make sure that you taste the ones you do own as a stand alones so you know their profile.
I totally get the time thing (grew up working on a dairy farm) but what I try to do is the first time I make a mix with a new flavor, I mix a 10ml of the new flavor as a stand alone. I try to drip it right then if I can but if not it is mixed and when I have a few free moments or just feel like switching it up I will go out back and grab one of the 10 ml's and drip it for a bit. BTW: baby food jars make great lab ware
But as you say, your way is working for you and if it is keeping you off the stinkies, then your way is the right way
I totally get the time thing (grew up working on a dairy farm) but what I try to do is the first time I make a mix with a new flavor, I mix a 10ml of the new flavor as a stand alone. I try to drip it right then if I can but if not it is mixed and when I have a few free moments or just feel like switching it up I will go out back and grab one of the 10 ml's and drip it for a bit. BTW: baby food jars make great lab ware
But as you say, your way is working for you and if it is keeping you off the stinkies, then your way is the right way
