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A new favorite of mine. I only had the Cap's strawberries & cream and the peaches & cream, but it worked out great. Thanks for sharing the recipe, Breakthru.
Likin this better and better every day. Sometimes I cheat a little by being too heavy-handed on the coconut (yumm).
Me too Sea, I luv coconut.
Glad I could be of service.
Forgot to mention that:
The Strawberry and Peach is Flavourart and the Coconut is Capella's
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Question: Have you come across this...........
I've been told that someone, not to mention a name, initials D-B is selling ejuice that I created and is included in the ejuice Me Up calculator and posted here.
The 3 particular flavors are Flamingo, Gremlin and BeetleJuice.
What are the odds that he came up with those 3 names himself?
I encourage members to make my recipes and put labels on it, yours or mine it doesn't matter. But to sell it as your own creation is another matter.
I've been told that someone, not to mention a name, initials D-B is selling ejuice that I created and is included in the ejuice Me Up calculator and posted here.
The 3 particular flavors are Flamingo, Gremlin and BeetleJuice.
What are the odds that he came up with those 3 names himself?
I encourage members to make my recipes and put labels on it, yours or mine it doesn't matter. But to sell it as your own creation is another matter.
Yes I have seen it - the original Fire & Ice recipe was created by a coffee-n-chat personal friend of mine. After she shared the recipe with another, she found her recipe on his website with the same name.
So, Breaktru, what would be the solution here?
What would be the proper etiquette of a vendor using a posted recipe in their business? Change the name of it? There are undoubtedly ppl who do not DIY but see recipes posted that they would like to try if they could find a vendor to make it for them.
I have seen vendors offer an option for customers to create their own juices. The customer finds a recipe they would like to try, then plugs in the flavorings and percentages from drop-downs. Offhand, I know that Pure Vapes and Gourmet Vaper offer this option on their websites.
So I'm asking what could be an agreeable solution for all parties concerned? Please and thank you.
So, Breaktru, what would be the solution here?
What would be the proper etiquette of a vendor using a posted recipe in their business? Change the name of it? There are undoubtedly ppl who do not DIY but see recipes posted that they would like to try if they could find a vendor to make it for them.
I have seen vendors offer an option for customers to create their own juices. The customer finds a recipe they would like to try, then plugs in the flavorings and percentages from drop-downs. Offhand, I know that Pure Vapes and Gourmet Vaper offer this option on their websites.
So I'm asking what could be an agreeable solution for all parties concerned? Please and thank you.
Okay, Breaktru, gotcha - sorry to post and run - one of those days.
It's just that I've always thought this should be brought out into the open a little more. I think most ppl want to do what is right, but some just haven't been schooled in (or don't understand) professional conduct when opening an e-cig and/or eLiquid business.
It's just that I've always thought this should be brought out into the open a little more. I think most ppl want to do what is right, but some just haven't been schooled in (or don't understand) professional conduct when opening an e-cig and/or eLiquid business.
Go with it and see what you come up with.
I had to sub Capella's Strawberries & Cream for the Strawberry; Peaches & Cream for the Peach. It came out superb.
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