Another forum member and I were talking about this a little bit, but I'm still not understanding it fully. So you let the juice sit out so the flavoring can mix together? I used to go to a store and if they didn't have the flavor, they would go to the back room and make it. I never had to steep that juice and it tasted amazing. So why are these websites telling me to steep a juice when I get it. Why would I buy a juice to let it sit for a week?
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Think of it like a good spaghetti sauce, or a stew, chili etc..... the longer u let it simmer the more the ingredients meld together.
Some juices by their nature and ingredients can be vaped straight out of the mailbox, depending on the user of course and other liquids need several days to weeks to age depending on the user.
I carry so much liquid that anything I Vape is at least 3 months old or steeped/aged.
Some juices by their nature and ingredients can be vaped straight out of the mailbox, depending on the user of course and other liquids need several days to weeks to age depending on the user.
I carry so much liquid that anything I Vape is at least 3 months old or steeped/aged.
Best and most complete explanation of steeping I have found to date - Everything you wanted to know about steeping and then some.
You could think of it like wine. I bought a juice a few weeks back and gave it the 24 hour "steep" and it was off-putting but just tried it out a couple days ago and wow the improvements.
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