I like CAP vanilla custard, but you can't overdo it, kinda. It gets pretty custardy pretty quick.
Ya'all are so industrious. I really need to get on notes soon like REALLY.
Anna
Ya'all are so industrious. I really need to get on notes soon like REALLY.
Anna
3-4 weeks. The pudding aspect of LMP really deepens after the 3 week mark and I am hoping for the same result with this mix. At least the new mix won't have lemon fade.. If I was using pudding base on it's own I would probably mix it at a higher percentage. I think flapper pie helps give the pudding base a little more ooomph.
I'm using CAP in a chocolate custard recipe I'm experimenting with now. I have 7% of it in the recipe. Sounds like I might have blown that one up.
You might be okay, I vape this one every now and then, and it tastes good to me
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Gpjoe posted this in the fav recipe thread on 4/18/2019
Third World Custard (credit to ThirdWorldOrder):
Cake Batter (CAP) 1.00%
French Vanilla (CAP) 2.50%
Golden Butter (CAP) 0.20%
Marshmallow (FA) 1.50%
Vanilla Custard (CAP) 10.00%
Nice and creamy with a buttery finish. My favorite custard.
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KAS
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Hey! Don’t forget us in La
! It’s supposed to drop to the low 50’s the next few days, everyone here is freaking out about the “cold” 
Yeah, anything below 50 is cold to the natives here. I laugh. I come from Chicago.Hey! Don’t forget us in La
Hey! Don’t forget us in La
We’re at 21 with 25mph winds today. We had freezing rain yesterday. I’ll take 50 in the winter any day.
Well, I was correct. There is a major difference between Raspberry (FW) and Raspberry (FA). To be succinct, FW is RASPBERRY, and FA is raspberry. There is no second guessing that FW is raspberry. Very strong raspberry flavor. I wont say it tastes like candy because it doesn't, but it's about a step away. FA, on the other hand, is very light. Almost tastes floral.
For me, I prefer the FW because I want to get to the point quicker. But some may like a very light flavor in which case FA would be the better choice.
For me, I prefer the FW because I want to get to the point quicker. But some may like a very light flavor in which case FA would be the better choice.
In my pursuit of "less sweet", I seem to have "painted myself into a corner". Been using Pur Cookie (shortbread) with fruits just to find they are not sweet enough (for example Lemon Sicily) I almost always mix fruits with bakery flavors so going to try Yellow Cake instead... and actually order some sweetener (never thought I would say that) just in case. For now, going to resort to adding some pre-made juice (Vapetasia Killer Kustard) I got the cookie to add to other pre-made fruit juices I have (because they are too sweet) What is that other sweetener that's not too strong like Super Sweet? Might even try marshmallow (don't think I would like Cotton Candy so no EM)
From Walt at Real Flavors from an eliquid forum:
“Soooooooo… the deal is just about done but DIY eJuice is going to buy our top flavors and become the new manufacturer (using the same processes and items as we currently do).”
YAY! He also went on to say the flavors would still be called Real Flavours with the “u” added.
Now I won’t have to treat my aged bourbon cream like liquid gold and ration it out.
I used to do my taxes on TurboTax. Then they got ridiculously expensive so I went with TaxAct. Then they got ridiculously expensive. Now I just do them by hand like I used to do before computers.I was wondering the same thing.
Back to taxes...
Fran, I keep meaning to tell you but I keep forgetting. With regard to the Honduran Fruit recipes to save time. Make two bottles. Each has the same amount of Honduran Ligero. In one bottle, use 1% fruit. In the other, use 4%. Somewhere between this is where you will like it. Wait two weeks. Vape the 1%, then the 4%. That'll give you an idea. Then make another bottle using the 1% and 4% bottles in a proportion you think would be best. Maybe you like it closer to the 1% so make your next bottle 3/4's at 1% and 1/4 at 4%. If you like it there then it's .75(1) + .25(4) = 1.75%. You don't have to wait for steeping to try your 3rd bottle (or 4th if necessary).
Purilum Raspberry is beautiful. Just a good clean fruit, will take over a mix with long steeps if use above 2%. 3% is my sweet spot for a simple raspberry & cream.
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