FW Salted Caramel - Opinions Please

[hildicat]

http://flavorwest.com/index.php/caramel-salted.html

If you've tried this I would love to hear your opinion. Can you detect the 'salt'? Perhaps you have a target percentage?

Any info is appreciated.

 

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I tried it but discovered its not for me. I never could stand any RY4's but couldn't place the flavor in it that I didn't like. Well as soon as I tried the juice I made with this I realized that its the "carmel". It smells great and I love to eat it and drink it, but for some reason I can't vape it. If you like ry4 or similar vapes you'll probably love it. I can't recall if I could taste the salt in it. It is good in my coffee though, can't really taste the salt in it, but there is a kinda slickness. Don't really know how to describe it, I noticed it with another Salted Carmel creamer I used.

 

[hildicat]

Thanks for the feedback. Any other opinions out there?


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I'm not saying its bad, if you like vaping caramel flavors you'll probably love it. There's just something about all caramels I've vaped that's not for me.

 

[Yail Bloor]

I made a blend of FlavorArt chocolate and FlavorWest salted caramel. I wish I could tell you the percentages, but I tragically lost all my recipes when my iPad app crashed... Anyway, it was quite tasty and yes the salt is detectable, but not "salty" if that makes any sense. It doesn't give the mouth feel that real salt would, but the flavor is definitely there. I can't see what one would use it for other then salted caramel chocolate, but I got it for my girlfriend who loves the real thing so I figured I would try to make an e-juice equivalent and it seems to have worked. I THINK I used the salted caramel at 3-4%, but I can't be sure. Hope that helps.