Flavorings

[classwife]

Moved to DIY e-liquid from General e-liquid Discussion

 

[JCinFLA]

Moved to DIY e-liquid from General E-Liquid Discussion

Um.....it's still here in General.

 

[Coyote628]

I saw vandalia, thought vidalia and then onion and well....never mind. Carry on

 

[stols001]

Trying some one shots and/or mixes that don't need a long steep might be fun. You can get a sense of what flavoring percentages you tend to like that way, and you can get small tester bottles while you are waiting for your longer steeping juices.

I don't believe in quick steeping either. It's just not worth it to me. Etc. You can also steep individual flavors to get a sense of steeping times. You can then use those later in recipes that have things other than long steeping times, like if you are a vanilla hound get a bunch of vanillas steeping and then use them as part base at the right percentage for your recipes.

I have a custardy mix that is still going-- Into some of my other stuff.

Anna

 

[classwife]

Um.....it's still here in General.

Well rats !
Now it's moved

 

[dc99]

I'm just getting into trying my hand at diy ejuice and was wondering would steeping or venting my flavorings before adding them to my vg/pg/nic base help with the steep time after they have been mixed

A good description of what it taste like and maybe we can come up with some help on which way to turn

 

[bombastinator]

Well rats !
Now it's moved

Rats do that. I understand it’s what the little feet are for.