Also remember that if you are just starting out, your taste buds will be changing. What tastes awful to you now might taste great six months from now, so hang on to it. You can also doctor juices you don't like by adding other juices to them so they aren't wasted (for example if you have a tobacco that makes you cringe, you can add hazelnut or vanilla or caramel to it until it is vape-worthy.
When I first started, I was positive I would only want tobacco flavors. I bought a bunch of them and the only ones I liked at all were more caramel or vanilla based tobaccos. Now I never vape tobacco. Although I had stopped smoking, when I had my morning coffee, I wasn't quite satisfied with what I was vaping. I kept trying samples until I found one that completely hit the spot and now that's what I vape most of the time, only changing up for a little variety once in awhile. You might find that you only want to vape tobacco flavors, but most vapers end up loving the bakery and candy and fruit flavors more or at least as much. Be open to all possibilities and if you see a sample pack that offers food flavors you especially like, give them a try. When I first started, my chief complaint was that it was all too sweet, but I found a vape that is sweet and salty at the same time and I love it. The sweetness doesn't bother me anymore and I love flavors like Swedish Fish for an occasional treat.
Good luck and have fun trying new flavors.
