Morning, mixers.
Guess it's a heat wave here, only 20 last night, and we might break 40 today. Topped at 39 here yesterday... and the guess is for snow tonight. We'll see.
True that! Some flavors do fine through the crud, some not so fine! Of course, some flavors will gunk faster than others, but in addition to that I find that lighter and more "delicate" mixes do benefit from frequent refresh
Guess it's a heat wave here, only 20 last night, and we might break 40 today. Topped at 39 here yesterday... and the guess is for snow tonight. We'll see.
True that! Some flavors do fine through the crud, some not so fine! Of course, some flavors will gunk faster than others, but in addition to that I find that lighter and more "delicate" mixes do benefit from frequent refresh
The flavor is fantastic and it’s got a built in juice flow control that you can open and close by turning the tank.
Glad you like it.
Well the pork shoulder has been on the smoker for one hour, looks good. It's cooking at 250 degrees for about 6 hours and I'm using cherry wood pellets.
So @ShowMeTwice I see you've been here liking posts but had nothing to say. Haven't thought of any new mixes yet?
I had intended to at least mix some teas this morning but I got to sit at my computer so that didn't happen. When the addition is done I will have my computer in my new room.
Butterscotch 12.3
FW Butterscotch Ripple 3%
FA Butterscotch 1%
FW Butterscotch 1%
FA Madagascar (Vanilla Classic) 1.5%
INW Shisha Vanilla 1%
FLV Cream 1%
Suggested steep = 4 weeks / as always, YMMV / you will be rewarded with a long steep.
This mix delivers a very tasty creamy butterscotch. The butterscotch is out front, followed by a pleasant creaminess.
In DIY there is no one butterscotch flavor that will provide a complete b-scotch profile. A tasty and convincing profile requires using multiple butterscotch flavors. Flavor West makes three excellent butterscotch flavors, I used two of those in this mix.
FW Butterscotch Ripple is a "hands-down" favorite of mixers. On its own it presents a creamy almost ice cream like main note with a ripple of butterscotch. The b-scotch is light and therefore needs help to boost its overall profile. FW Butterscotch is a straight-up no nonsense b-scotch flavor.
FA Butterscotch is more of a European tasting butterscotch. It's darker tasting but not a complete b-scotch on its own. In this mix it is being used to add its darker b-scotch notes. It does that well.
FA Madagascar, INW Shisha Vanilla and FLV Cream are staples in several of my mixes. Together they create a rich tasting vanilla cream that works well in just about any mix.
Adding 2% - 3% of any bakery flavor will add complexity to the mix. A chocolate at 2% works nicely. This will work with any nut flavor (0.5% - 1% as an accent).
@Zazie can you please add this to your blog? Thanks!!!
FW Butterscotch Ripple 3%
FA Butterscotch 1%
FW Butterscotch 1%
FA Madagascar (Vanilla Classic) 1.5%
INW Shisha Vanilla 1%
FLV Cream 1%
Suggested steep = 4 weeks / as always, YMMV / you will be rewarded with a long steep.
This mix delivers a very tasty creamy butterscotch. The butterscotch is out front, followed by a pleasant creaminess.
In DIY there is no one butterscotch flavor that will provide a complete b-scotch profile. A tasty and convincing profile requires using multiple butterscotch flavors. Flavor West makes three excellent butterscotch flavors, I used two of those in this mix.
FW Butterscotch Ripple is a "hands-down" favorite of mixers. On its own it presents a creamy almost ice cream like main note with a ripple of butterscotch. The b-scotch is light and therefore needs help to boost its overall profile. FW Butterscotch is a straight-up no nonsense b-scotch flavor.
FA Butterscotch is more of a European tasting butterscotch. It's darker tasting but not a complete b-scotch on its own. In this mix it is being used to add its darker b-scotch notes. It does that well.
FA Madagascar, INW Shisha Vanilla and FLV Cream are staples in several of my mixes. Together they create a rich tasting vanilla cream that works well in just about any mix.
Adding 2% - 3% of any bakery flavor will add complexity to the mix. A chocolate at 2% works nicely. This will work with any nut flavor (0.5% - 1% as an accent).
@Zazie can you please add this to your blog? Thanks!!!
Snowing again. not going to amount to much today but they say we have a big one coming first of the week.
You could at least post something I can vape. Don't really care much for butterscotch in RL either.Butterscotch 12.3
FW Butterscotch Ripple 3%
FA Butterscotch 1%
FW Butterscotch 1%
FA Madagascar (Vanilla Classic) 1.5%
INW Shisha Vanilla 1%
FLV Cream 1%
Suggested steep = 4 weeks / as always, YMMV / you will be rewarded with a long steep.
This mix delivers a very tasty creamy butterscotch. The butterscotch is out front, followed by a pleasant creaminess.
In DIY there is no one butterscotch flavor that will provide a complete b-scotch profile. A tasty and convincing profile requires using multiple butterscotch flavors. Flavor West makes three excellent butterscotch flavors, I used two of those in this mix.
FW Butterscotch Ripple is a "hands-down" favorite of mixers. On its own it presents a creamy almost ice cream like main note with a ripple of butterscotch. The b-scotch is light and therefore needs help to boost its overall profile. FW Butterscotch is a straight-up no nonsense b-scotch flavor.
FA Butterscotch is more of a European tasting butterscotch. It's darker tasting but not a complete b-scotch on its own. In this mix it is being used to add its darker b-scotch notes. It does that well.
FA Madagascar, INW Shisha Vanilla and FLV Cream are staples in several of my mixes. Together they create a rich tasting vanilla cream that works well in just about any mix.
Adding 2% - 3% of any bakery flavor will add complexity to the mix. A chocolate at 2% works nicely. This will work with any nut flavor (0.5% - 1% as an accent).
@Zazie can you please add this to your blog? Thanks!!!
LOL. I'm not very quick with typing.
If only... I could link my brain to my computer I'd be the fastest typing human on the planet.
ECF would explode!!!
I'm still working on my pear crumble slice recipe. Youngest daughter wants to work on that with me. Told her okay, but only if she mixes my nic base that she always uses up and never replenishes. LOL, she said "oh I used it all up, I thought you had more".
Guess what she's doing? 
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