Need Some Help Improving Purchased Liquid

[Sherrick]

Hello! I have some 555 juice that isn't flavorful enough for me, and seems to be lacking some of the nuttiness I've come to enjoy in other vendor's 555 that I have purchased in the past.

I picked up some Lorann's Peanut Butter Flavoring and I'd like to try to "fix" the juice I've purchased, but I have no idea where to begin in terms of the amounts of Peanut Butter Flavoring to add to the existing mixture. Anybody have any ideas or even starting points?

I would appreciate any help you can provide.

Sherrick

 

[mwa102464]

1 drop per ml would be where I might start then test from there on in with cuting to 1/4 drop per ml and so on until you hit that special spot of flavor your looking for, you might even start with 1/2 drop per ml

 

[Hoosier]

I'd recommend starting small.

Put your existing juice in a small bottle and add flavor to the small bottle. If you add too much flavor to your existing bottle, nothing much can be done. If you add too much flavor to a small amount, you have not wasted too much, but learned quite a bit.

 

[Sherrick]

I'd recommend starting small.

Put your existing juice in a small bottle and add flavor to the small bottle. If you add too much flavor to your existing bottle, nothing much can be done. If you add too much flavor to a small amount, you have not wasted too much, but learned quite a bit.

Yeah, I have a handful of 3ml and 5ml bottles here. I figured I'd start with 2 to 3ml and work at that amount until I get the flavoring where I want it and then extrapolate the ratios to a slightly larger amount to verify I'm getting the taste I want.

Will I need to add the flavoring to a few ml and then let it set to get the full taste? Or is that not necessary since the juice itself has already aged for a few weeks?

 

[Hoosier]

Don't really know. Some juice is good to go as soon as it's mixed and some changes over time.

Mix to taste and then let it sit for a couple days and see if it changes.

 

[SirVette]

I'd recommend starting small.

Put your existing juice in a small bottle and add flavor to the small bottle. If you add too much flavor to your existing bottle, nothing much can be done. If you add too much flavor to a small amount, you have not wasted too much, but learned quite a bit.

If you add too much flavor, add more of the base existing liquid.

 

[Nikhil]

Will I need to add the flavoring to a few ml and then let it set to get the full taste? Or is that not necessary since the juice itself has already aged for a few weeks?

Letting liquid sit is only needed when mixing with different bases. LorAnn's flavors are PG based so as long as your 555 is mostly PG it won't take long to mix if you shake it some.

 

[Sherrick]

That is very helpful information, PV! Thank you for your assistance.