The anticipation is torture, eh?
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The anticipation is torture, eh?
Nevermind...I just figured out I need to type WF and not the entire name.Quick question...I have flavors from Wonder Flavours that elr is not putting the name, like it doesn’t recognize them. I also see SC super concentrate real small on the label. Is this the SC y’all were talking about? ELR did put these flavors under super concentrate but not wonder Flavours when I just typed it in. One and the same?
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I'll be mixing later - have bottles and a scale out for delivery.
Okay, guess now's a good time to ask, Bronze: What are your top 3 durable NET concoctions so far?Narrowing in on this Raspberry Yogurt recipe. I tested Iteration 4 today and already mixed Iteration 5. These are serving as brackets so the final recipe will be somewhere between the two. Tell you what, yogurt is not a strong flavor. Very inoffensive, however. I kind of like what it does to the raspberry. Sort of dulls it out in a good way. Fuller flavor but less sharp. Does that make sense? Like how Alan Simpson described the Powder River in Wyoming. "A mile wide but only an inch deep." haha.
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Well, nothing is close to my beloved Dragon's Fire. That's in a league of its own. But I'm working on the Apricot Dark Fire. It's pretty durable as is but I'm also working on variants. From there the Honduran Raspberry and Honduran Peach work well too. The durability, I believe, is highly impacted by the ratio of NET to fruit. Generally speaking, somebody like you and I would prefer higher NET:Fruit ratios compared to someone like Fran. Still holding out hope for a magical Chocolate NET. Working with Ty's Black Cavendish and also my own DIY NETs.Okay, guess now's a good time to ask, Bronze: What are your top 3 durable NET concoctions so far?
You'll do what I did when I got my scale. You'll go around weighing everything in the house. Don't fight it. Just do it and get it out of your system.It'll be fun! I got the scale, seems like it works great. Even said HELLO lol. Just waiting on 240ml squirt bottles.
You'll do what I did when I got my scale. You'll go around weighing everything in the house. Don't fight it. Just do it and get it out of your system.
True that. And given my inability to stick with anything at all, other than non-cased net, I may even up the NET portion and start with just traces of fruit. But I really would like to have a change of pace, so I think I'm ready to try.Well, nothing is close to my beloved Dragon's Fire. That's in a league of its own. But I'm working on the Apricot Dark Fire. It's pretty durable as is but I'm also working on variants. From there the Honduran Raspberry and Honduran Peach work well too. The durability, I believe, is highly impacted by the ratio of NET to fruit. Generally speaking, somebody like you and I would prefer higher NET:Fruit ratios compared to someone like Fran. Still holding out hope for a magical Chocolate NET. Working with Ty's Black Cavendish and also my own DIY NETs.
What yogurt are you using.Narrowing in on this Raspberry Yogurt recipe. I tested Iteration 4 today and already mixed Iteration 5. These are serving as brackets so the final recipe will be somewhere between the two. Tell you what, yogurt is not a strong flavor. Very inoffensive, however. I kind of like what it does to the raspberry. Sort of dulls it out in a good way. Fuller flavor but less sharp. Does that make sense? Like how Alan Simpson described the Powder River in Wyoming. "A mile wide but only an inch deep." haha.
Looks good to meI’m done! Everything is in elr, each box has the brand labeled, and everything is put away on the bookshelf...including tons of extra bottles, syringes and needles, different twist caps, vg, and labeler. I had 175 flavors total since I had duplicates. I feel so much better and mixing will be so much easier. It won’t win beauty contests but what matters is what’s inside. And it’s functional. And free.
But I do like Dark Fire Solo.Well, nothing is close to my beloved Dragon's Fire. That's in a league of its own. But I'm working on the Apricot Dark Fire. It's pretty durable as is but I'm also working on variants. From there the Honduran Raspberry and Honduran Peach work well too. The durability, I believe, is highly impacted by the ratio of NET to fruit. Generally speaking, somebody like you and I would prefer higher NET:Fruit ratios compared to someone like Fran. Still holding out hope for a magical Chocolate NET. Working with Ty's Black Cavendish and also my own DIY NETs.
Very cool. Glad you like it with blackberry tooI went downstairs and got a little more inventory done on hardware and started a master list by bag number and tub number. While I was down there I grabbed the blackberry biscuit that I made using Frans strawberry biscuit recipe as a baseline and used three blackberry flavors I’ve been working on making a trinity from. So far I’m liking it pretty well.
Bronze and I are both mixing fruits with the Ligero.True that. And given my inability to stick with anything at all, other than non-cased net, I may even up the NET portion and start with just traces of fruit. But I really would like to have a change of pace, so I think I'm ready to try.
I took snips of your Hoduran Peach & Berry mixes, but not the Apricot DF or Honduran Rasberry. What flavors/recipes have you settled with on these? I'm assuming you're using 8/3%, but what brand flavors?
I'd probably start with the Apricot DF, since I have the DF already. I also have Stixx Am. Virg, A+, Ligero, Sweet Brightleaf, but I don't think you're doing anything with those.