Here's a dumb question

[Vapor Vinny]

Been out of the loop for a while. Is there a problem mixing pre-made ejuices with one another and developing new flavors that way? I got some flavors I can't really stand by themselves, cola, peach, french pipe. Any ideas with what I can do with those flavors?

 

[sophie_lapin]

I mix vendors juices alot, especially BWB Maxboro with straight fruity or creamy flavors becase I found I need a bit of tobacco taste when I vape.
I've read that:

peach is good with menthol
cola is good with vanilla and cherry juices
I would add some sort or chocolate, vanilla, caramel, or cherry with the french pipe.

Hope something sparked some ideas for ya!

 

[Vapor Vinny]

Thanks. I do have some chocolate I can add to the french pipe. That might be a way to go. I also have some cappucino I can play around with. I've got some Risque from Alternasmoke that I just love. Best juice I've vaped.

 

[SlowTalker]

The vape that finally got me off analogs was a mixture three different juices - two menthols and a few drops per ml of peppermint chocolate to take off that "Vicks" edge. It wasn't enough chocolate that I could taste it but everyone said that my vape smelled like brownies!

I am always messing with my juices. Right now I am vaping a Turkish Menthol/White Chocolate 2 to 1 mix, with a menthol crystal thrown in for good measure. After steeping a week it tastes the closest I have come so far to an analog. Didn't know when I took up vaping I was trading a habit for a hobby!

 

[HippyJeepChick]

I do it alot. I mix cinnabon with apple; cinnabon with apple pie; french vanilla with honey sugar cookie and caramel peanut butter with Tobacco 555. I tend to get tired of flavors real quick and am always test mixing the ones I think would compliment the other. So far I haven't been disappointed.