Purilum Flavors
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Then you would not like the other one I doctored up today. I mixed some Fuji (FA) 1.5% with Original tobacco (PUR) 6% to see how they pair. Initial tests are positive but will wait until it ages a bit before I decide to keep, tweak, or forget about. The reason I did that is the original tobacco just could not keep my attention for longer than a few minutes.
I enjoy mixing a good tobacco with some of the nut flavors and a couple of the fruit flavors also. Strawberry is the fruit I use the most in mixes.
I mixed both PUR cheesecake flavor together using 4% for the NY cheesecake and 3% for their cheesecake graham. Thick and creamy but no cheesecake flavor. Either I need to steep longer, its been 2 weeks or I need to up one of the flavors. Which one would you suggest upping the % on?
Right now, I'm happy with a blend of 5% NY Cheesecake & 3% Cheesecake Graham. I do want to try the NY cheesecake with CAP Graham Cracker & will likely start @ 7 - 8% NY Cheesecake & 1.25 - 1.5% Graham Cracker. Hopefully, I will get this mixed in the next few days. Purilum flavorings seem to be somewhat slower to homogenize than most other flavorings I use. My experience is 4 to 6 weeks mix & shake. Recently, I've been using my Badger for these & see somewhat shorter aging times. Maybe 3 to 4 weeks. As always YRMV...
To get a jump on that I mixed 120ml's of your suggested pur Cheesecake base.Right now, I'm happy with a blend of 5% NY Cheesecake & 3% Cheesecake Graham. I do want to try the NY cheesecake with CAP Graham Cracker & will likely start @ 7 - 8% NY Cheesecake & 1.25 - 1.5% Graham Cracker. Hopefully, I will get this mixed in the next few days. Purilum flavorings seem to be somewhat slower to homogenize than most other flavorings I use. My experience is 4 to 6 weeks mix & shake. Recently, I've been using my Badger for these & see somewhat shorter aging times. Maybe 3 to 4 weeks. As always YRMV...
I’m currently trying the vanilla nut brittle again. I’m just about over my cold so I can taste it better. I’m picking up on the flavor now but it seems really mild. I mixed it at 10% and wondering if I should go higher.
The Vanilla Nut brittle is not sweet to me at all. I really liked it. Nice buttery vanilla with a nut flavor to me. It gets better after 3 or 4 weeks with the Vanilla mellowing out and the nut coming forward better
This what I am just starting to figure out. Put all mine up for several weeks before tasting again. Frustrating since you can't know if your percentage is off.Purilum flavorings seem to be somewhat slower to homogenize than most other flavorings I use. My experience is 4 to 6 weeks mix & shake. Recently, I've been using my Badger for these & see somewhat shorter aging times. Maybe 3 to 4 weeks. As always YRMV...
I know I am not 'one of the two' you just asked but I did mix mine @6% on 3-1-18. Saw this post and filled a tank. Bitterness is now gone(tested earlier) and the vanilla/nut note is coming through. Not a bad mix. Enjoying it now....
But for me it did need a 3 week steep.
Mine steeped for 2-3 weeks. Either I used too much or too little flavor or it's just not for me.
Yeah, same here. I guess I got spoiled when the ButterMint was good almost overnight. I think on the cheesecake flavors I will need to up my % since I am not getting any cheesecake flavor at all. I also mixed-as a standalone - the FW ButterPecanRipple @ 10% and am not getting much flavor from it either. Others I have steeping are Purilum
Pineapple cake @ 8% mixed on 3-1-18
Watermelon @ 12%( I like strong watermelon) 3-16-18
Fresh Coconut @ 6.5@ with Cap sweet cream and Whipped cream both @1% 3-16-18
Mango @ 7.5% 3-16-18
I mixed my Pur fruits on the 8th and am disappointed in them. Putting them up until April 16th.
I shall give mine another week then.Thank youI know I am not 'one of the two' you just asked but I did mix mine @6% on 3-1-18. Saw this post and filled a tank. Bitterness is now gone(tested earlier) and the vanilla/nut note is coming through. Not a bad mix. Enjoying it now....
But for me it did need a 3 week steep.
I think to come to full goodness the vanilla nut brittle needs around 4 - 6 weeks. A drag that but then you just have to mix ahead
Either the Mango is very weak or it needs some time to steep. I tried it after 2 1/2 to 3 weeks and it is mango like the small yellow Manila mango but very faint.
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