Safe Yogurt flavor

[Mr.Mann]

https://highdesertvapes.com/products/Yogurt-(FW).html (FW)

http://www.diy-ejuice.com/Yogurt-Flavor-by-Flavor-West-p/fw-yogurt.htm (Canada)

(I am sure there are more reselllers out there)

 

[FACE MEAT]

I started to order direct from Flavor West until I saw how much they charge for shipping. Ridiculous.

Luckily, I saw High Desert Vapes had it in stock. They've been quite good to me in the past so I'm more than happy to shop with them again.

 

[debinnv]

https://highdesertvapes.com/products/Yogurt-(FW).html (FW)

Yogurt Flavor Concentrate by Flavor West (Canada)

(I am sure there are more reselllers out there)

WOOT! Thank you so much. Just ordered a 30ml bottle. Can't wait to try this with a few different fruit flavors I have. Want to try it plain also

 

[Mr.Mann]

I really have no worries about going out on a limb for this one. Now, getting the correct percentage will be the trick. It can go a few ways, but I recommend from 3-6%, but I mainly stay at 4.5%. But, if I do something like 4.5% with the Yogurt, that'll only be if I am actually making a yogurt liquid. If you just want the notes, you won't need a lot at all.

Sorry to quote myself, but I have been working with this flavoring today and I've dropped my percentage a bit. The best results that I have gotten -- as I compare all that I've made -- have been at 3.0-4%. Of course it really just depends on the flavors going with it, but I doubt anyone will *need* to go much higher than the 3-6% range with the sweet-spot being about 3.5-4%.

Note: use some type of sweetener -- whether it is from a really sweet flavor, a sweetener or something like honey flavoring -- as the yogurt's sour notes can benefit from a balancing element of sweetness. Cheers!

 

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Sorry to quote myself, but I have been working with this flavoring today and I've dropped my percentage a bit. The best results that I have gotten -- as I compare all that I've made -- have been at 3.0-4%. Of course it really just depends on the flavors going with it, but I doubt anyone will *need* to go much higher than the 3-6% range with the sweet-spot being about 3.5-4%.

Note: use some type of sweetener -- whether it is from a really sweet flavor, a sweetener or something like honey flavoring -- as the yogurt's sour notes can benefit from a balancing element of sweetness. Cheers!

Just in time. My 30mL bottle from High Desert Vapes is out for delivery and I plan on mixing some up tonight.

As a standalone (with sweetener), does FW Yogurt benefit from some steep time or is it good from the get-go?

 

[Mr.Mann]

Just in time. My 30mL bottle from High Desert Vapes is out for delivery and I plan on mixing some up tonight.

As a standalone (with sweetener), does FW Yogurt benefit from some steep time or is it good from the get-go?

At the most, it may benefit from a day or so, but it pretty much will be what it is from jumpstreet -- which is nice! But I have not used it as a standalone. I add at most one or two drops of sweetener per 10 mL, but not a lot. The bets is FlavourArt Honey used as one drop (or lower) per 10 mL.

Post back after you open it and give it the good ol' whiff test!

p.s. The other flavors that you add to it may benefit form a steep, so that's different.

 

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So far, I've only mixed it as a standalone at 5%.

It's fairly subtle with a light tang. Honestly, I wish it was a bit more tart like plain yogurt. Maybe I'll add a dash of malic acid on my next batch.

I can see this being a nice addition to a blueberry or strawberry recipe.

 

[Mr.Mann]

So far, I've only mixed it as a standalone at 5%.

It's fairly subtle with a light tang. Honestly, I wish it was a bit more tart like plain yogurt. Maybe I'll add a dash of malic acid on my next batch.

I can see this being a nice addition to a blueberry or strawberry recipe.

Just curious, what are you vaping it out of?

For my recipes, it works best at lower percentages since it is paired with several other ingredients, but by all means, go higher -- it is Flavor West after all. Try it at 7, 10 and maybe even 12%.