We’ll expect a full report
. It looks yummyI just realized... I actually have every flavor in the recipe! Now, I really do hope it’s good!
. It looks yummyI just realized... I actually have every flavor in the recipe! Now, I really do hope it’s good!
it doesn't say how long to steep, but I can't imagine it's very long. possibly SNVWe’ll expect a full report
I just realized... I actually have every flavor in the recipe! Now, I really do hope it’s good!
but I shall do my duty, embark on a grand adventure, and report back!
I too saw this a few days ago. If it cannot be linked, anyone can go to ELR or ATF and click on the banner at the top of the page.
I used Bavarian Cream.
I saved the recipe for Bill D Lemonade a few weeks back however have not mixed it yet I do have all the flavors. How is it?
P.S. I tried #LMN last year sometime. At the time I probably had three or four lemon recipes I mixed so I cannot remember what I thought of it.
First Memorial Day sale — I snoozed on the last sale IMR had on batteries so this time I am wide awake. I am desperate for new batteries.
@Shadav, if You are talking about leaving the cap off the concentrate itself, then I have to repectfully disagree with Fran on this one. Do NOT breathe concentrates.
Concentrates use ethyl alcohol as a solvent/carrier when one (or more) of the compounds used in the concentrate won't stay in solution in regular PG. If you allow the alcohol to evaporate off (in the concentrate) those compounds can fall out of solution and ruin the concentrate. Once the concentrate is diluted, by incorporating into a recipe; there is enough other carriers. that the alcohol is no longer as critical, and can safely be allowed to evaporate.
So, in other words: breathe your mixes/recipes. But, don't breathe your concentrates.
As for TFA chocolates (in general); I personally don't think they are their best concentrates. I would be inclined to look to other mfgs. (like HS, VTA, and WF) for better options.
If you think it is too much flavor; you could also draw off a little bit of your current mix, and try diluting it with some unflavored base. Just a small amount should give you an idea of whether you are on the right track or not.
I don't know if you have a harbor Freight near you; but they are another good cheap source for DIY tools. I have bought both:
16pc. screwdriver set ($4)
and
32pc. screwdriver set ($7)
and they work great!
Harbor is also a great place to find small pliers, cutters, and the like.
I know you said your sister-in-law worked in Idaho. If the shop happened to be Vapology; I would LOVE to get their recipe for Iceberg! It was the mild wintergreen (almost lifesaver) e-liquid that finally got (and kept) me off the stinkies.
Trying to replicate it, is what got me started DIYing, though I never got particularly close.
I would be thrilled to have that back in my daily rotation.
That was my mistake.Was thinking it was a mixed juice. Brain not with it today.@Shadav, if You are talking about leaving the cap off the concentrate itself, then I have to repectfully disagree with Fran on this one. Do NOT breathe concentrates.
Concentrates use ethyl alcohol as a solvent/carrier when one (or more) of the compounds used in the concentrate won't stay in solution in regular PG. If you allow the alcohol to evaporate off (in the concentrate) those compounds can fall out of solution and ruin the concentrate. Once the concentrate is diluted, by incorporating into a recipe; there is enough other carriers. that the alcohol is no longer as critical, and can safely be allowed to evaporate.
So, in other words: breathe your mixes/recipes. But, don't breathe your concentrates.
As for TFA chocolates (in general); I personally don't think they are their best concentrates. I would be inclined to look to other mfgs. (like HS, VTA, and WF) for better options.
If you think it is too much flavor; you could also draw off a little bit of your current mix, and try diluting it with some unflavored base. Just a small amount should give you an idea of whether you are on the right track or not.
I don't know if you have a harbor Freight near you; but they are another good cheap source for DIY tools. I have bought both:
16pc. screwdriver set ($4)
and
32pc. screwdriver set ($7)
and they work great!
Harbor is also a great place to find small pliers, cutters, and the like.
I know you said your sister-in-law worked in Idaho. If the shop happened to be Vapology; I would LOVE to get their recipe for Iceberg! It was the mild wintergreen (almost lifesaver) e-liquid that finally got (and kept) me off the stinkies.
Trying to replicate it, is what got me started DIYing, though I never got particularly close.
I kind of figured you were reading it that way; and I wasn't sure either. That is why I tried to qualify it as "concentrate." I could be entirely mistaken in my interpritation too.
I know you said your sister-in-law worked in Idaho. If the shop happened to be Vapology; I would LOVE to get their recipe for Iceberg! It was the mild wintergreen (almost lifesaver) e-liquid that finally got (and kept) me off the stinkies.
Trying to replicate it, is what got me started DIYing, though I never got particularly close.
Sorry, it wasn't. Her shop was Vapor Max up in North Idaho.
Best description you can and we can take a crack at it@Shadav, if You are talking about leaving the cap off the concentrate itself, then I have to repectfully disagree with Fran on this one. Do NOT breathe concentrates.
Concentrates use ethyl alcohol as a solvent/carrier when one (or more) of the compounds used in the concentrate won't stay in solution in regular PG. If you allow the alcohol to evaporate off (in the concentrate) those compounds can fall out of solution and ruin the concentrate. Once the concentrate is diluted, by incorporating into a recipe; there is enough other carriers. that the alcohol is no longer as critical, and can safely be allowed to evaporate.
So, in other words: breathe your mixes/recipes. But, don't breathe your concentrates.
As for TFA chocolates (in general); I personally don't think they are their best concentrates. I would be inclined to look to other mfgs. (like HS, VTA, and WF) for better options.
If you think it is too much flavor; you could also draw off a little bit of your current mix, and try diluting it with some unflavored base. Just a small amount should give you an idea of whether you are on the right track or not.
I don't know if you have a harbor Freight near you; but they are another good cheap source for DIY tools. I have bought both:
16pc. screwdriver set ($4)
and
32pc. screwdriver set ($7)
and they work great!
Harbor is also a great place to find small pliers, cutters, and the like.
I know you said your sister-in-law worked in Idaho. If the shop happened to be Vapology; I would LOVE to get their recipe for Iceberg! It was the mild wintergreen (almost lifesaver) e-liquid that finally got (and kept) me off the stinkies.
Trying to replicate it, is what got me started DIYing, though I never got particularly close.
6% might be really high. I like LOTS of flavor but when I did a sft with this at 4% it was a bit too much for even me lol! It did “calm” down in a couple of weeks but it’s strong!! You can always add more if you want it higher.
My suggestion is to Vape it solo 1st at abt 3% to get an idea of how or will it will fit in with your other lemons.
whew bring on the quotes lol, sorry been busy with work....
hadn't heard of those but I will keep them in mind....I have a feeling these two tfa's will be thrown out, can't even pif them if they are as bad as they smell....
and are you going for 12% overall flavor or 10, 15, 20% not sure if I'd add more cheesecake (then you are adding to your steeping) but maybe add like sweet cream (unless you are going for the tartness then maybe fresh cream to mellow it out a bit) at maybe 2% this should balance out the lemon and creaminess
at least I think so, I'm pretty much talking out of my ***, just thinking of it from a cooking standpoint though that doesn't always transfer so well over to ejuice....
guess any thing I make with these will have to be set aside to steep.....I somehow don't think these will be lasting very long
it's ok, I don't always explain things well either
.....not sure what this quote was referring to...i'll have to go back and look lol
thank you
hm, STOP ADDING TO MY SHOPPING LIST
hadn't heard of those but I will keep them in mind....I have a feeling these two tfa's will be thrown out, can't even pif them if they are as bad as they smell....sounds good....but it's going to be very lemony I think.... you have overall 9% lemon and 3% creamy well the meringue can add toward the cream part as well but.....anyways just my thought
and are you going for 12% overall flavor or 10, 15, 20% not sure if I'd add more cheesecake (then you are adding to your steeping) but maybe add like sweet cream (unless you are going for the tartness then maybe fresh cream to mellow it out a bit) at maybe 2% this should balance out the lemon and creaminessat least I think so, I'm pretty much talking out of my ***, just thinking of it from a cooking standpoint though that doesn't always transfer so well over to ejuice....
I have no patience for that lol I shake until my hands fall off, I tell myself I'm exercising my arms....but you could make you some for now and some for later to let it steep while you have some to vape....even doing this I still end up using it after a few days maybe, maybe a week lol
nice! any coconut creams in there? I still can't seem to get mine just right, would like to compare notes.
yes it was the concentrate that I opened, ok thank you@Shadav, if You are talking about leaving the cap off the concentrate itself, then I have to repectfully disagree with Fran on this one. Do NOT breathe concentrates.
Concentrates use ethyl alcohol as a solvent/carrier when one (or more) of the compounds used in the concentrate won't stay in solution in regular PG. If you allow the alcohol to evaporate off (in the concentrate) those compounds can fall out of solution and ruin the concentrate. Once the concentrate is diluted, by incorporating into a recipe; there is enough other carriers. that the alcohol is no longer as critical, and can safely be allowed to evaporate.
So, in other words: breathe your mixes/recipes. But, don't breathe your concentrates.
As for TFA chocolates (in general); I personally don't think they are their best concentrates. I would be inclined to look to other mfgs. (like HS, VTA, and WF) for better options.
If you think it is too much flavor; you could also draw off a little bit of your current mix, and try diluting it with some unflavored base. Just a small amount should give you an idea of whether you are on the right track or not.
I don't know if you have a harbor Freight near you; but they are another good cheap source for DIY tools. I have bought both:
16pc. screwdriver set ($4)
and
32pc. screwdriver set ($7)
and they work great!
Harbor is also a great place to find small pliers, cutters, and the like.
I know you said your sister-in-law worked in Idaho. If the shop happened to be Vapology; I would LOVE to get their recipe for Iceberg! It was the mild wintergreen (almost lifesaver) e-liquid that finally got (and kept) me off the stinkies.
Trying to replicate it, is what got me started DIYing, though I never got particularly close.
guess any thing I make with these will have to be set aside to steep.....I somehow don't think these will be lasting very long
it's ok, I don't always explain things well eithererm
I used that recipe before and it was very good!
That is a delicious recipe. Of course, I had to put my own spin on it and add 2% FW Pink Champagne for fizz and some WS-23 for chill.
it's ok, I don't always explain things well eithererm .....not sure what this quote was referring to...i'll have to go back and look lol[/QUOTE]
That was to Joel.
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