I don't use pods, never have. I tootle puff an Erlkonigin at 1.1ohms. Most of my recipes at turned out at 60-70% PG, which suits the Erl well.
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Yum! I have the gingerbread in my shopping cart. I’m sure that will make the flavor even better. Now I’m eager to place the order!! But I’m waiting until Memorial Day sales.
I have high hopes for it. I just cracked a bottle of Litquid General Custerd yesterday and apparently that's a bourbon custard, and it's very good, so I'm hoping mine will be comparable in a good way.
The huckleberry recipe is what I'm worried about, I want it to be sweet and fluffy but I want the huckleberry to shine.
I used to chainvape freebase before I tried salts, now I take 1 or 2 puffs and I'm good for a while.
This is the recipe I think @NolaMel was referring to. If I want mint, my go-to is my souped-up version of HIC's Heart of Andes.
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Neither of those recipes will help @IDJoel since he thinks the e-liquid was all TFA flavors. I have something somewhere in my notes that had wintergreen, spearmint, and peppermint. I will see if I can find that. I am not sure I saved it since I don't like spearmint much and haven't mixed with wintergreen.
@barkfunklerbunk was asking if using 50mg in a nic salt recipe does he need to up the % of flavoring cos he heard high nic can mute flavorings.
Vaping Dripping it’s real good now. I vaped it after a 1 week steep & I wasn’t impressed. This benefits from a 2+ week steep. It’s tasty now.
I've never gone over 15mg with salts but didn't mute flavor. I mix anywhere from 1.5-12 mg and notice no flavor difference. Because I premix my bases there is a difference in viscosity is all.
Seems the consensus, regarding nic salts, is no higher %s of flavor are needed. Thanks for all your inputs 
When I mix nic salts for a pod(juul) for other people, I always increase the flavor by 50% to 100%.
If I was mixing freebase nic for a pod, I would also increase the flavor percents the same. To me it's all about the pods and not which kind of nic you are using.
If I was mixing freebase nic for a pod, I would also increase the flavor percents the same. To me it's all about the pods and not which kind of nic you are using.
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Love love Heart of Andes, especially since it’s very forgiving of subs. I almost posted your version after my guests left, but you beat me to it.
That does look good, but this one is just 3 ingredients. Mine (if I could find the darn thing is just mixed mint and marshmallow). This one looks close to what I remember mixing
@NolaMel - I haven't seen that three ingredient recipe before. It does look good and so simple too. Maybe @IDJoel could do something with that, subbing wintergreen for peppermint. The slight vanilla he is picking up could come from the Sweet Cream.
I make Heart of Andes a bit differently than HIC but it is based on his recipe.
I make Heart of Andes a bit differently than HIC but it is based on his recipe.
I saved yours back when we all were discussing HIC’s. Since I can’t find my recipe, I may try the one I posted, and just sub mixed mint. Apparently ELR ate a few of my recipes (not going to admit to user error lol, but I should have double checked that it saved before I threw out the bottles with the recipe on the dang label). I have misplaced pages before, but my notebook hasn’t ever deleted anything
I agree. It tasted much better after a longer steep. I still don’t know if I’d go back and order all those flavors if I knew what it tasted like before hand.
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