Since you don’t need to squeeze the bottle for every vape it may work fine.
I still have a bunch of bottles on my bureau. I need to put away the ones I’ve tried. The 30ml will fit beside my divider and I have room in my 10ml underbed box for the 10ml…..I think.
If she can do anything with those horrible nails I guess I’m all set.
That is something that I haven't thought about. I was looking for a super fruity flavour without bakery tones. I am relatively fine on the bakery side, e.g Blueberry custard, strawberry cookie or toast crunch. My main issue is a pure fruit mix, like monster labs's fruit monster, just with much much less sweetener/Sucralose.
Me too.
Thank you.
Not to mention long winded.
If you like just fruit then good for you.
Next and last up for the dripper is SSA Cheesecake on Graham.
@ShowMeTwice I have no words to express my gratitude for your in depth reply. This is exactly the sort of guideline I was looking for. Thank you so very much for taking the time.Do flavor profiles change a lot when paired with other flavors? From my experience the answer is yes, no and it all depends. It all comes back to knowing the flavors you have.
I suspect what you are asking has more to do with layering flavors in a mix and how those work in supporting each other.
When I create a recipe my first decision is always to choose the desired flavor profile. Then I design my recipe around that profile.
If I was going to do a mix using your flavor examples (strawberry, banana) my first decision would be choosing which one of those I want for the featured flavor.
Let's say I choose strawberry to be my main flavor note. Next I will decide what percentages to use for each flavor. My recipe might look something like this.
Basic Strawberry Banana juice
FA Strawberry (Red Touch) 3%
FA Juicy Strawberry 1.5%
FA Banana 1.75%
From experience I know those percentages will give me the strawberry out front and a light banana note on the backside. Each flavor will be experienced as intended.
In my example above note that I used two strawberries in order to create a single strawberry profile. The percentages used determine the type of strawberry I'm going to taste.
I know from experience FA Strawberry (Red Touch) provides all the aspects of a real berry including the not-quite-ripe part. The green note makes it one of the most authentic strawberry flavors around.
FA Juicy Strawberry is the authentic flavor of an actual fresh ripe berry. It lacks the green unripe note of Strawberry (Red Touch).
Using those two together I am able to create a single unified strawberry profile. One that is either more or less ripe. In my example the overall strawberry profile is one that's fresh but not overly ripe (sweet).
FA Banana at 1.75% will offer a light banana note on the backside. FA's banana is a very realistic natural tasting banana. Like real bananas it's not a bold flavor. It is yellow banana, not green, not brown, and not strongly sweet.
If I wanted banana to be the featured flavor then the percentages might be something like this.
FA Banana 4%
FA Strawberry (Red Touch) 2%
FA Juicy Strawberry 0.75%
The banana is now the featured flavor and the strawberries sit nicely in the background. If I wanted to add more of a green note to the banana profile then I would add SSA Ripe Banana. I know from experience SSA banana has that green note.
Lets say I'm happy with how the flavors are working together in the first recipe but I decide it's a boring mix. I might choose to add a bakery note and a cream. Like so:
FA Strawberry (Red Touch) 3%
FA Juicy Strawberry 1.5%
FA Banana 1.75%
FW White Cake 2%
VTA Vanilla Cream 1%
Now I have what I consider to be a well rounded mix with strawberry being my featured flavor, a light banana note to add some complexity to the overall fruit flavor followed by a creamy cake foundation.
From experience I know that recipe will have natural sweetness at about the mid point. Mid point being about a 5-6 on a scale of 1 to 10 (1 being near zero sweetness and 10 being sickly sweet).
Hope that helps!
I am actually going to try your example as a base and tweak it from there. I feel like now I have a second wind to start off fresh.
You are an absolute legend!
Even though I’m a cheesecake snob I have to admit they did a good job. I can actually taste the Graham in this.
Now I have to make mixes out of the Custard Cake and Shortbread. I have 30ml of the cheesecake so I can do two mixes with that. Gotta think on it.
I’ve been used a second Zlide which I’ll put away when empty. I’ve decided to keep the Kumo in use. I’ll need a new mix for it. Have to decide if I want to turn the Kumo into a tank or keep dripping.
I’ve been used a second Zlide which I’ll put away when empty. I’ve decided to keep the Kumo in use. I’ll need a new mix for it. Have to decide if I want to turn the Kumo into a tank or keep dripping.
My next mix is a BlackBerry Creamy Custard. Gonna drip a little while I decide what to do. I found an extra mix in my drawer that was misplaced so my divider is still full.
I have two tanks coming from SM. They are coming from different places so I have two shipping notices. Wonder if one will land on the east coast.
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