I've learned something, I always thought less nicotine = more flavor.
You started way higher than me. I’ve been impressed you could get back to 12mg. I tried 24 but settled with 18mg when I started. I’m down to 6mg with no plans to drop any farther.I would agree. I have tried without nic and it just doesn't work. I normally use 12mg in my rtas but have to mix 6mg when testing the high power mods and tanks for reviews. I don't know that I'll ever consistently go lower than 12. I started at 36, went to 32 and 24. From there I was at 20 for a long time and just gradually worked my way down to 12.
Not sure if that’s true but no nic is flat.I've learned something, I always thought less nicotine = more flavor.
You started way higher than me. I’ve been impressed you could get back to 12mg. I tried 24 but settled with 18mg when I started. I’m down to 6mg with no plans to drop any farther.
I haven't gotten into Mango much yet but maybe too much Mango in your recipe?? Just a guess.
Good evening mixers. I don’t know if my tastebuds are on strike or what. I don’t taste the orange at all in the sunshine recipe. I get the lime and a faint citrus note. Maybe fruit mixes without a base just aren’t for me.
I think I would just let it sit/steep for a while.
Wouldn't peach make it sharper, maybe even blah?
I'm cofused, Lime Tahity cold pressed or Distilled, What is the difference?
Experimented with floral for a bit . Not for me.Both of them are newcomers to my stash. I haven't used the distilled, but I like the cold pressed quite a bit. I read the distilled is supposed to have more of a floral note.
Experimented with floral for a bit . Not for me.
KAS, your post got me interested in making a milk chocolate. Earlier I looked up many baking and confectionary recipes for making milk chocolate.I have been playing with those 2 chocolates also, but I had not tried adding vanilla cream and dairy. I was trying for a Milk chocolate, but never got there.
KAS
Will be interested in how those turn out.KAS, your post got me interested in making a milk chocolate. Earlier I looked up many baking and confectionary recipes for making milk chocolate.
Most use a combination of some, but not all, of these ingredients: Coconut (cream, milk or oil). Vanilla extract. Milk powder, sweetened condensed milk or regular milk. Heavy cream. Some use brown sugar, confectioners sugar, or regular sugar. Butter. Most all used both cocoa powder and cocoa butter. Some used chocolate chips.
With those in mind I whipped up 10ml ea of…
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FLV Milk Chocolate
VT White Chocolate (sitting behind/backing up MC)
VT Milk Fresh
FLV Sweet Coconut (tiny amount, won't notice it)
FLV Vanilla Custard (not a real custard)
INW Biscuit (won't notice it)
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WF Chocolate Chunks
VT White Chocolate
VT Milk Fresh
FLV Sweet Coconut
VT Vanilla Cream
INW Biscuit
I will know more after a good steep.
ETA: Gonna make another one using VT Dark Chocolate.
Yes I do (and looking forward to trying it)If you love dark chocolate so much you need the VT Dark Chocolate.
Mine too (but not with devices... just with DIY juices)My middle name is Danger.. or Reckless? Stupid? Lucky? All of the above?
Don't be surprised if you like that one better (with all those "creamy" flavors) Not into milk chocolate myself, but love Smores (with the marshmallow and graham)ETA: Gonna make another one using VT Dark Chocolate.