i'm kinda new to this forum here, and i've seen a couple of posts about steeping juices. Do i have to steep all my DIY juices and what's the best method for that??
Do i have to steep all my DIY juices?!?
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It depends what you're putting in them. Some favors don't really need it, but a lot do. Alcohol-based flavorings, for example, really need it.
As far as the best method.. well, that's open to debate. What I usually do personally is leave the cap off overnight after a good shake to let the alcohol evaporate. Then (unless I still smell alcohol) I'll recap them and shake once or twice a day until they've steeped long enough.
How long that is will vary depending on the juice.
As far as the best method.. well, that's open to debate. What I usually do personally is leave the cap off overnight after a good shake to let the alcohol evaporate. Then (unless I still smell alcohol) I'll recap them and shake once or twice a day until they've steeped long enough.
How long that is will vary depending on the juice.
It's all about what works best for you and what you personally like. No set rules. Try it freshly mixed...then try them steeped. Whichever suits you better is right. Just don't toss anything because you don't like it straight away. A few weeks later it might have matured to something that you enjoy.
i did notice my butter rum juice that mixed tastes a lot better now than 2 weeks ago, never knew that there's a process called steeping lol
i think steeping is more in people's heads than anything but i do note that there will be a color change after a day or two...the stuff never tastes any different to me so who knows
i will let it steep like an hour or so then i put it into a cartomizer and vape away
i will let it steep like an hour or so then i put it into a cartomizer and vape away
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