Steeping your juice-is this a real thing?

[Wraith504]

Creams and tobaccos taste better after 3 days to a week to me.

 

[Spencer87]

I am addicted to buying new juices so usually my juices sit for a couple months, but often I try them out of the mail first... just to see. I have about 2 litres of juice on hand... So Im stopping on buying some now (Although I said that a couple weeks ago and now have another 500 ml en route). but some of the juices I bought I hated when I first got them, and they taste better now.... Tribeca was terrible when I tried it. I love it now... althogh I used up my stash and cant get any more as intnl shipping is too pricey

 

[Tp07rp]

THANK YOU FOR THIS!! It answered every one of my questions about steeping!

 

[dopamine1]

It's definitely NOT placebo effect, but it matters for some juices more than others. Usually it seems like dessert and tobacco flavors benefit more from steeping, and most fruit flavors are good from the start without any steeping.

 

[NoRetreatNoRemorse]

I can say that my only experience with steeping is Byrce's vanilla custard and it absolutely tastes even better with a few weeks on it! Great right out of the box but benefits from steeping.

 

[Shirtbloke]

Are there ways to steep faster... Like mixing really well or aerating it?


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You can use a milk frother to mix the ingredients - mixes really well but aerates the mixture which is potentially a bad thing as it oxidises the nicotine.
Cut's a weeks steep to maybe a day.

You can use a crockpot to slowly "cook" the ingredients and you can use an ultrasonic cleaner to vibrate the mixture - which also heats and cooks it.
Cut's a weeks steep to a couple of hours.

More info.......
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...onic-cleaner-part-iii.html?highlight=crockpot