English Toffee Question

[Rowdy]

I bought a pre-mix of the vaporrenu ejuice (80/20 16mg) and some of thier flavor extracts. My issue is that the recipes I have found don't seem to list Renu as a vendor for the ammounts so I am not sure how much to use. I am not trying to make anything too complicated, just English Toffee with a little more flavor or umph than pre-mixed e-juice. So far I got it right once with a 3 mil sample where I added some caramel and it was great, but I was just adding a bit here and there I can't reproduce it . I tried the pre-mix (no flavor) and ~20% E-toffee extract and it didn't have much flavor at all, I added more extract and the flavor seemed to be even less and started to leave funny feel or taste on my tongue. Any advice or guidance will be much appreciated.

Thanks

Rowdy

 

[Para]

Personally I cannot stand Renu's flavorings because there was no flavor....poured them out; but that's just me. LorAnn and Perfumer's Apprentice have top notch ET flavorings. I'd order a small bottle and start over. I know what you mean about cannot replicate so I keep a pad and pen right next to where I mix. I do not pick up a flavor bottle until I write down what I'm about to do. From there I make sure it's in juice Me Up's computer program for future reference. For small sample batches I use a pipette pump because a small variation can make a huge difference in taste. No "close", exact measurements.

PA has two English Toffee....the "Natural" one is super. It has the toffee flavor w/o the strong taste of the "regular" ET.

 

[Rowdy]

Thanks Parallex2 I'll try PA's flavors.

 

[justboringsarah]

I love PA English Toffee,especially mixed with PA Caramel

 

[Rowdy]

I just got my order from PA in and you are correct, the ET is much better! the Cheesecake is pretty darn good too imho.

Thank you very much for the information...