What’s missing isn’t fruity to me. It’s not citrus like the flesh. It’s got a mildly herby twang. Not the bite of citrus zest, more like the unripe rind of something. I wish I could put my finger on it. It’s driving me crazy.
Are you sure it isn't transfer from your hands to wick?What’s missing isn’t fruity to me. It’s not citrus like the flesh. It’s got a mildly herby twang. Not the bite of citrus zest, more like the unripe rind of something. I wish I could put my finger on it. It’s driving me crazy.
Anna, this is what the combined recipe would look like (using your 2:1 ratio), if one didn't want to mix the two separate recipes first:Okay, the Apricot Brandy Gingerale recipe:
Recipe one: Brandy and ginger ale (it's minimalist)
TFA Ginger ale 4%
FW Ginger ale 2%
FA Brandy 3%
Purilum mango 1%
FW Apricot 1%
Apricot Brandy: (this is sweeter)
FA Brandy 4%
FW Apricot 2%
FA Peach 0.5%
Mango Purilum 0.5%
Maple syrup n FA 4 drops per50 ml
Marshmallow FA 0.5%
MTS vape wizard 3 drops per 50 ml
I'm combining them at 2/3 fizzy stuff vs. 1/3 sweet mix.
I like mix number 1 just fine on its own and I am going to mix it again in higher quantities.
It went straight from the fresh juice bottle to a clean tank. I took the one tankful and gave the rest to my SIL with his new setup for his birthday. The juice is his favorite. When I couldn’t replicate it with various %s of peach and lychee, I thought I’d go back to the source. Got them to give it to me as a one shot so I could mix it with my nic base to eliminate that as a possible difference.Are you sure it isn't transfer from your hands to wick?
Most shops use the cheapest brands Mel. Maybe try Cap peaches.It went straight from the fresh juice bottle to a clean tank. I took the one tankful and gave the rest to my SIL with his new setup for his birthday. The juice is his favorite. When I couldn’t replicate it with various %s of peach and lychee, I thought I’d go back to the source. Got them to give it to me as a one shot so I could mix it with my nic base to eliminate that as a possible difference.
White chocolate is cocoa butter, sugar and milk solids, NOT chocolate at all. And. does not taste like chocolate.The only time I can taste chocolate in wc is as sf. Once mixed it's just a rich thicker cream, think for me its value will be using to build bases.
I like White Chocolate in rl too. I also like mixing with it.White chocolate is cocoa butter, sugar and milk solids, NOT chocolate at all. And. does not taste like chocolate.
My mother loved white chocolate and bought it often.
I hope it heals quickly. Several years ago I fell from a ladder while hanging Xmas lights. The ladder fell and I grabbed onto the roof over the garage. I slipped and my foot landed on one of the rungs. I was on crutches and in a walking boot from the end of November until May of the next year.
Plans for today folks? I got my mix done. Going to call it Peanut Butter Tobacco 2 for lack of a better name.
Found a few flavor notes on ELR. Mostly positive but all commented on the prices. That's why I've never ordered from them.No help here. I won one of the contests too. Couldn't tell you what I got cause it was awhile ago. Nothing I was tempted to buy again though. Thought the prices were a bit high.
Me too.Found a few flavor notes on ELR. Mostly positive but all commented on the prices. That's why I've never ordered from them.
Curious about their jasmine tea.
Thanks. I'll add it to the list. What else did you order?I have their jasmine tea and it's good. I like it mixed with black tea and condensed milk. You can taste the jasmine in a subtle but definitely "there" way. I won a certificate which is how I got mine I thought it looked interesting. I would go well with other things like honeysuckle or dragon fruit or melons if you want something more subtle than a standard "tea" taste.
Anna
Definitely update us. Jasmine tea sounds intriguingDoes anyone order from DIY Flavor Shack? I won a gift certificate and holy vanilla is the only flavor I've heard much buzz about. Going to check out ELR and reddit for info too. Curious about their jasmine tea.
My first run at diy tea. Thinking a simple mix, jasmine tea and lychee or passion fruit.Definitely update us. Jasmine tea sounds intriguing