Please help me get some feedback on some Capella Flavors I'm thinking about getting!

[frosting]

Before I get jumped on, I understand there is a loooooooong capella thread going. However, sifting though over 100 pages is a bit much for only a few flavors I'm interested in and questions I have. Just hoping to quickly find some capella fans that can give me an idea on these flavors I am interested in and if they are true to name flavors or not.

1. Boston Creme Pie
2.Chocolate Fudge Brownie
3.Chocolate Glazed Donut
4.Sweet Watermelon
5.Klua & Cream


I will attempt to sift though the "Big" thread as well only problem is their shared experienced may not answer the questions I'm looking for.

Do I need to use a high/low percent of flavoring? Is chocolate fudge brownie really similar to chocolate glazed donut? Its really important to me to find true to name flavors and if any of you fellow DIYers know if some of these mentioned are not please please let me know! Thanks to everyone and anyone who can help me out here I really appreciate it!

 

[Hoosier]

Have you tried using the Search Thread tool in Flavor Reviews?

Might be better results than the Capella thread?

 

[frosting]

Thanks Hoosier , doing that right now.

How can I close threads?? Been on here for what feels like forever now and still haven't figured it out lol


Couldn't wait any longer so got the flavors.

 

[niczgreat]

Well Frosting how selfish you are. After you've received the flavors come back and tell us how they worked for you.

 

[kabonk]

I really like the Chocolate Glazed Donut it's one of my 4 all day vapes at first I didn't think I liked it, it's not very sweet but the more I vaped it the more I liked it, the Chocolate Fudge Brownie is good too

 

[MrBeo]

That sweet watermelon keeps kicking at me! I hear good things about it and even though I have not had it AGAIN I hear all positive things in fact I think you have all winners pick there from the threads I have read so now its up to your personal taste and after all you picked them so sounds like a great start!