Oh, Michael's too? I get coupons for them every week in the paper.![]()
Debi, if you have a smart phone, you can download the Michaels app and use it. They will actually take the coupons via smartphone.
Oh, Michael's too? I get coupons for them every week in the paper.![]()
Yeah,i haven't been there in a while,as they are not real close to me,but the last time i went,they had probably 30 different ones in the big sizes,the selection was fairly small in the smaller bottles though,but i was talking with a lady that worked there,and she said each store had a different selection based on what the best sellers were at that store.There is like 5 of their stores within maybe 20 miles of me,so one day,i may just make a day of it and check them all haha,as an added bonus,they are all fairly close to the various walmarts around this are,so i could hit both and possibly stock up.
Yeah, I never reinstalled it after getting my newest phone, since I could no longer go there several times a week. (Income cut to around 1/4 of what it was and moving) I might put it back on there.Debi, if you have a smart phone, you can download the Michaels app and use it. They will actually take the coupons via smartphone.
If you wouldn't mind, I'd like to hear what your results are. Even via PM if need be. I tried to find TFA flavors here in town-you'd think that in the whole of Colorado Springs, you'd be able to find flavorings "somewhere". IMPOSSIBLE! Blows my mind! I suppose it may be wise to just email Linda at TFA and see if she can find someone she sells to close in such case I'd like something or other that I cannot wait for (this blasted Strawberry (sweet) is a thorn in my side right now lol)
I've heard that you can buy flavorings at some bakeries. Have you tried any of those?
I know they carry Wilton cake stuff. Is the flavoring actually Lorann's?
If you wouldn't mind, I'd like to hear what your results are. Even via PM if need be. I tried to find TFA flavors here in town-you'd think that in the whole of Colorado Springs, you'd be able to find flavorings "somewhere". IMPOSSIBLE! Blows my mind! I suppose it may be wise to just email Linda at TFA and see if she can find someone she sells to close in such case I'd like something or other that I cannot wait for (this blasted Strawberry (sweet) is a thorn in my side right now lol)
If you want to make great single flavorings with TFA, try adding them to different mixes. They all seemingly improve with supporting flavors. Here's a couple of examples:
Custards
Cotton Candy - 7%
Vanilla Custard - 6%
Bavarian Cream - 6%
Add any single flavoring to this mix for a great custard. You just have to work out the total single flavoring you need, and it's generally going to fall in the 7 - 13% range. I would start at 10% and adjust up or down as required to match taste. I make this with Mango....YUMMY!
Chocolates
Milk Chocolate - 5%
Double Chocolate - 5%
Bavarian Cream - 4%
Vanilla Swirl - 6%
Cotton Candy - 6%
Butter - 2%
Add fruits like cherries or strawberries. Mix in peanut butter, etc. Sky's the limit. But chocolates are tough and require a lot of supporting flavorings to pull off, imho. Also, by adjusting the double and milk, you can change the type of chocolate from milk chocolate to dark chocolate. I make this with Cherries.
Danish
Vanilla Custard - 4%
Brown Sugar - 2%
Butter - 2%
Sweetener - 2%
Waffle - 1%
Sweet Cream - 1-2%
Add almost any fruit to this one for a great Danish. I like it with Peach, but works with apple, lemon, cherry, etc.
Creams
Sweet Cream - 5%
Vanilla Swirl - 5%
Hazelnut - 2-3%
Honey - 3%
Sweetener - 2-3%
This cream recipe is great with fruits and just about anything else. Add single ingredients to this in the 10 - 15% range. I would start at 10% and increase until you find the sweet spot. I use this with strawberry and banana.
Pies
French Vanilla - 4%
Sweetener - 4%
Pie Crust - 4%
Graham Cracker - 3%
Brown Sugar - 2%
Butter - 1%
Cinnamon - .5% (OPTIONAL)
Add your fruit (10-15%) or nut (5-10%) to this recipe for a wonderful pie flavoring. I use this with peach, apple, pecan, etc.
Tarts
Sweet Cream - 4%
Vanilla Swirl - 4%
Cotton Candy - 2%
Sweet and Tart - 2%
Wonderful starburst flavoring and great with cherry, lemon, strawberry, grape (with raspberry or strawberry), orange, etc.
Complex Creams
Add strong flavorings of almost anything to Cream Fantastico to make a delicious Complex Cream. This works particularly good with strong cinnamon's, tarts, etc.
Cream Fantastico
Blueberry Extra - 8%
Strawberries and Cream - 7%
Vanilla Swirl - 5%
Bavarian Cream - 4%
Cotton Candy - 4%
Sweetener - 2%
This cream mixture mixes surprisingly well with everything I've tried so far. In this way, it can "rescue" a bad mix along the way. So, adding this to other mixes can produce some remarkable results. Try adding this to my Red Vines recipe for example. Had one vendor say that mix was the best juice they had ever tasted. I mixed those two specially for her as she wanted a creamy red licorice juice. She claimed she could taste about 8 different flavorings and was blown away. Glad you liked it miss!
Anyway, if you are just starting out, get the flavorings in the recipes above from TFA. Add your favorite fruits, tobaccos, etc. to them and you'll be making great juice in no time. Of course, all recipes must be flavored to individual taste, but these will get you close, and most folks will like them just as they are.
Also, combine fruits too. Add pear and peach, or any other pairings together in the strengths suggested and make up your own magical juice that no one else has. Put your name on your new creation!
Also, you need a good juice mixing calculator:
eJuice Me Up - Best eJuice Calculator
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I got the mixing station set up last night. Now that I can see them all, it turns out I have 98 bottles of flavoring. A few are duplicates, so there are around 92 flavors. I'm hoping I can do some more mixing tomorrow. Some cake and custard bases, I think. A new friend is encouraging me to mix, and has some common interests. (You know who you are [emoji4]) I want to try a red and blue berry mix and call it "The Thin Line" in honor of firefighters and cops. It will probably take while to get right, but I'm game.
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I got the mixing station set up last night. Now that I can see them all, it turns out I have 98 bottles of flavoring. A few are duplicates, so there are around 92 flavors. I'm hoping I can do some more mixing tomorrow. Some cake and custard bases, I think. A new friend is encouraging me to mix, and has some common interests. (You know who you are [emoji4]) I want to try a red and blue berry mix and call it "The Thin Line" in honor of firefighters and cops. It will probably take while to get right, but I'm game.
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You're welcome M! Good luck!A update on the lemon cake with frosting.
After I finished the the test batches last night, I pored what remained of the three into a 5mil bottle. I figured they were so close, what the heck. I added 3 drops of lemon to bump it a bit for the batch that faded out and left it over night. Filled up one of my kayfuns with it this morning and it taste just like my second test from last night! I like it!!!
Thanks again for your input Bill!!
I realize you have no way to really nail it down with out the Icing on hand!
Still real nice to have the support!
News Update: My cream cheese icing will be here Thursday. Tick-tock.A update on the lemon cake with frosting.
After I finished the the test batches last night, I pored what remained of the three into a 5mil bottle. I figured they were so close, what the heck. I added 3 drops of lemon to bump it a bit for the batch that faded out and left it over night. Filled up one of my kayfuns with it this morning and it taste just like my second test from last night! I like it!!!
Thanks again for your input Bill!!
I realize you have no way to really nail it down with out the Icing on hand!
Still real nice to have the support!
News Update: My cream cheese icing will be here Thursday. Tick-tock.
I ordered mine directly from LorAnn's website and shipping was I think less than either of those, though they did get me for half a dozen flavors. But, saves on shipping later, right? I ordered flavors that TFA does not have:I looked all over for it and ended up on Amazon to find it. Two different people selling it. One wanted $20+ shipping for a one oz bottle and another $9 for a one oz bottle and free shipping. Got two 1 oz bottles for less than the prise of one from the first guy. Go figure! Really have to shop on Amazon too.
This was befor I found this site and was un informed about diy!