High VG steeping
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Yes, I believe it will but as always is flavor dependent.
I have used Real Flavor flavorings which are all in vg. With the exception of grape,(which I vaped immediately) they all took more of the flavor for the desired taste and longer in steep time. Some took up to 3 weeks or longer.
eta...you could try and mix it really well to help blend the vg more rapidly. I have a small paint electronic stirrer and it works quite well.
Using the LB Mixer and heat speeds up the infusion but with many of the desert and custards time is required for the flavors to blossom. At least in my opinion that is.
I started mixing Max VG (85-90%) about 6 months ago. I was at 30-40% PG before that so I did a lot of trial and error in the beginning. When I first started mixing a couple years ago I found that I prefered all of my cream or custard recipes after at least a 3-4 week steep. I could vape them before that but they really came alive after 3 weeks. I find the same thing with Max VG only they are less vapable at the 1-2 week point. I am getting pretty much the same level and complexity of flavor that I did before but now I have to wait at least 3 weeks until the flavor is at it's best. Simple fruit recipes are good to go after 3-4 days though.
Of course this is all just in my experience.
Of course this is all just in my experience.
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