TFA cappuccino recipe

[sebastien1234]

Anyone have a good recipe using the flavor apprentice's cappuccino(not caramel cap) flavor?

What level of sweetener if any do you use?

How much of other ingredients do you use?(vinegar, smooth, sour, etc)?

What PG/VG % are you using?

-I found somewhere that indicated 1% but it tastes like unflavored when I tried it

Thanks in advance!!

Seb

 

[purelyscientific]

This used to be one of my BEST flavors. But it oxidized and now it tastes nasty.

I'm out of town right now and I don't have my notebook. But I am pretty sure my recipe was 7% (Like, 90% sure)
I added some ethyl too, I forget how much. Try adding 3-5% to start off.
Or if you use WL sweetener try adding 2-3%.


You are going to LOVE this flavor. It is delicious.

 

[glassmanoak]

I seem to remember people discussing TFA Cappuccino in these threads, but I could be wrong

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...-super-concentrated-flavors-part-2-a-108.html
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...87-ecigexpress-flavoring-thread-part-2-a.html

Just during the past few weeks, though

 

[gnc207]

I am interested in this one too. Got it last week, but haven't had a chance yet to play with it.

 

[sebastien1234]

cool how long did you let it steep?

 

[purelyscientific]

Its best vaped asap in my experience.
Keep it refrigerated.
No hot water bath, no open bottle airing. Just mix, vape, and keep cold.
This is one of those juices that is better un-steeped.

 

[sebastien1234]

Its best vaped asap in my experience.
Keep it refrigerated.
No hot water bath, no open bottle airing. Just mix, vape, and keep cold.
This is one of those juices that is better un-steeped.

Really? How long does it's optimal taste last?

 

[purelyscientific]

It depends on the temperature you store it at.
About a week.
I wouldn't make more than a 10mL bottle at a time.

 

[sebastien1234]

Damn! Then how do the manufacturers get their juice to last so long?

 

[purelyscientific]

I have no idea. Maybe it was my taste buds that changed. *shrugs*
Taste is subjective...