The plain RF SC Bourbon is a great flavor to have on hand. It adds some nice character to a recipe at even very low (0.25 - 0.5) percents.I have a million creams. Not bothering with the rf line there. I'm more than happy with what I'm using now.
The plain RF SC Bourbon is a great flavor to have on hand. It adds some nice character to a recipe at even very low (0.25 - 0.5) percents.I have a million creams. Not bothering with the rf line there. I'm more than happy with what I'm using now.
Another question. I just received the SC ABC. How would you mix this with the SC version??
Just received the INW Custard also so I'll be mixing your recipe with the VG ABC I have left.
I'm up to 5% with the Inw Custard. Steep a month, it changes a LOT in the last few days. It's an adv for me.
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I'll go with that. Thanks,KennaI don't have it in the sc version yet, but they recommend 8-12% for the vg version. I increased it to 16%. They say 1-2.5% for the sc version, so I'd start it at 3% & see how that goes. I'm up to 5% with the Inw Custard. Steep a month, it changes a LOT in the last few days. It's an adv for me.
So far it's taking a little more than their recommended for me.
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Mine too! I may raise it to 6% for the next batch with the ABC. It will be awhile tho, since I'm using thr ladt of a bwtch now & have another steeping.Custard (INW) @ 6% is my sweet spot stand alone and a regular in my daily rotation. I often add complementary flavors @ 3 to 6% for variety. My favorite custard...![]()
How long are you aging this? And, when adding complimentary flavors, are you still using the INW Custard at the full 6%, or reducing it to "make room" for the additional flavors?Custard (INW) @ 6% is my sweet spot stand alone and a regular in my daily rotation. I often add complementary flavors @ 3 to 6% for variety. My favorite custard...![]()
How long are you aging this? And, when adding complimentary flavors, are you still using the INW Custard at the full 6%, or reducing it to "make room" for the additional flavors?![]()
Icm starting to think in 16oz terms!You guys have me thinking the 30m of INW Custard I got isn't enough.
I haven't made another recipe in months. It's been very difficult for me to find things other than custards that I can vape. I've been thinking about adding some strawberry w/o the ABC.How long are you aging this? And, when adding complimentary flavors, are you still using the INW Custard at the full 6%, or reducing it to "make room" for the additional flavors?![]()
I have the sc Strawberry Rubarb, I'd like a recipe for that, & a pie.Looking for recipe suggestions for a strawberry rhubarb cheesecake. What I want to use is RF SC Strawberry,RF SC Rhubarb and TFA Cheesecake w/Graham.
The RFSC pineapple doesn't seem to strong but I can taste it at 3%. It is good but it doesn't seem likely to dethrone my favorite INW Pineapple or even FW Natural pineapple. I will use the RFSC pineapple though, unlike the Hangsen, INW Shisha version and a couple of other pineapple flavors I have that I just can't stand.does anyone have scrf pineapple, I went up to 5% and still don't taste it, been steeping it for a week, thinking about adding 1% sweetener
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I don't have the RFSC Mango and only the blood orange. I normally find that orange and some mango will generally be more potent than pineapple. May want to maybe go 4 to 5% on the pineapple and reduce orange and mango to 1.5% each. I am just guessing at %'s but it is all about finding the balance between all the flavors. The RFSC pineapple may not be strong enough to hang with the orange and mango though. Sounds tasty though, might have to try that myself.thank you @mjag I will try that, I want to make a pineapple, mango and orange recipe. mango and orange are good at 2% but the pineapple is just not strong enough for me and I'm afraid to go overboard with it
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