Flavorart strength

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sophie_lapin

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These are the FA flavors I know about... if anyone has any others, please add them to this thread.

Barley Malt 2%
Beer 5%
Butterscotch 3%
Caramel 2%
Catalan Cream 5%
Cherry Black 4%
Chocolate 2%
Cinnamon Ceylon 5%
Cocoa 5%
Coconut 10%
Coffee Espresso 2%
Cookie 10%
Green Tea 3%
Hazelnut Toasted 2%
Irish Cream 3%
Licorice flavor 4%
Maple Syrup 2%
Nut Mix 3%
Oba Oba 10%
Peppermint 5%
Strawberry 2%
Tiramisu 4%
Torrone 4%
Vanilla Bourbon 5%
Vanilla Classic 2%
Vanilla Tahity 10%
Vienna Cream 10%
 

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So now you have all the %'s except for Cowboy, so I would try that at 3%, too.

Once you know all the juices individually, then your next step will be to see how they play with each other. Make sure you give them at least a couple of weeks on their own to steep before mixing together - they will change.
 

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What gets me with the FA flavors is how to exchange them for other brands in the recipes I got on here. If it calls for 20% Lorann, or 10% TPA, then how much FA should I use? The first few recipes I did I just used the same %, but I thought later that maybe that's why I didn't enjoy the flavor much, went too strong on the FA (didn't think about the fact I'd need to adjust because FA is stronger). Since the recipes are made based on the user's taste, it's hard to know how much to adjust, because maybe they made that flavor strong in the first place. One could almost wish that all of the flavors were the same strength.
 
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