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I got a magma like 4 days ago,and i gotta say that thing has reignited my interest in using a dripper.I have several others that haven't been used in a long time,but kept seeing the magma mentioned here,so i figured i would give it a shot,and it is great,this one will be getting alot of use haha.
Does anybody have experience with using spirits in eliquid? I'm going to try a few Castle Long recipes soon, and I left TFA Bourbon and TFA Vanilla Bourbon off my latest order (which I made prior to getting the taste for this stuff - thinking I'd make a clone minus the bourbon flavor). I'd love to put an actual aged bourbon into the mix..
I think they have a physical "location" in NC which makes them have to charge us sales tax. Maybe a sales office or such. It speaks about it on their website, I think under FAQ.
12. I am out of state, why am I being charged sales tax?
Packaging Options Direct is a division of TricorBraun, and therefore we are obligated to collect sales tax in all states where any of our branches operate; including Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Massachusetts, Missouri, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, and Washington.
Packaging Options Direct is a division of TricorBraun, and therefore we are obligated to collect sales tax in all states where any of our branches operate; including Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Massachusetts, Missouri, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, and Washington.
Im really wanting to make a root beer juice. I'm thinking root beer with some vanilla swirl and a little caramel but i cant think of anything to use that will give it that "bite" like a glass of root beer. Am i asking to much ? I like a sweet vape so i may add sweetener also. Any thoughts on this?
Although I have yet to try the flavor, I've read that a bit of champagne makes juices take a little fizzy.
I have the flavor but have not yet tried it though I've seen it used in a cola recipe.
You might want to also add just a hint of wintergreen and anise/licorice to start, adjust from there.
I haven't tried the root beer flavor so maybe it won't even need these additions?
Ahhh thank you both. Those both sound like really good additions even though i dont have either of those flavors. Kinda funny though i was just thinking on my last order that i should finally have all the flavors that i need for a while. Lol.....wrong again
Yep, I understand now. Wasn't aware they had operations in NC. Thanks.
Sweet! I don't know a lot of other RDA's but I like how easy these are to build, clean, etc. And of course that flavor!
You can get to a pretty realistic rendition with sassafras. I have some from Flavor West, I believe. I've also posted a couple of different root beer float recipes on this thread, as have several others. Good luck to you!
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Someone makes a cream soda flavor. That would probably do good with a root beer. Ive never tried either flavor but I believe they'd marry well
I finally had a chance to make this up this morning,haven't tried it yet,but it smells fantastic.Being i like all the flavors that are used,i went full in and made a 30ml instead of a small test batch haha.Also mixed up Bill's butterfinger recipe that i have been planning to make for like 3 months now haha.Now i just need to clean out the magma and do a little taste testing.
All the others i have are the older style,they all have flat bottoms,and don't hold much more juice than what the wicks can hold.A few have adjustable airflow,but most have just 2 set holes.They were ok for a while,but i had to constantly redrip to keep the wicks wet.I love the way the magma is set up,with the deep well it holds a good amount of juice,plus i like how the air holes are under the coil,makes it a bit more similar to how my tanks work,so it gets a closer idea of how the juice will taste in a tank.
You can get to a pretty realistic rendition with sarsparillo. I have some from Flavor West, I believe. I've also posted a couple of different root beer float recipes on this thread, as have several others. Good luck to you!
I have to totally agree with Bill on this one, I have made it using sasparilla and it turned out well. still messing with recipe but i beleive mine was a TFA flavor. Have to dig it out and see.
Damn Bill that is kinda disappointing to me. I thought for sure i had stalked every post you have on here. Lol i guess i missed some because i dont remember seeing you post one for root beer. Thanks again for everyone's replies
Well, here's one of the posts:
Try adding 3% sassafras to this and you'll taste some good ole root beer. I try not to post recipes on this thread that don't contain all TFA flavors. However, most of my recipes do contain one, sometimes two outside brand flavors. TFA is great in so many ways, but they do have some flavor gaps that I can't close without using some other brand flavorings. Good luck!
Cool! As it turns out, I took a 5ml sampler back a couple days ago from a guy I work with from the first "big" (50ml) of this recipe I made. He hadn't tried it yet and when I asked him why, he said really wanted 18mg nicotine, not 12mg. I said well give me that one back and I'll mix you up some 18mg the next time I make some - but I have to admit I'm curious how this little 5ml bottle will taste now, since it has been sitting for just over 3 weeks. It has a nice orange-colored tint to it now and smells great.
My wife is still really happy with it - I mixed her up a fresh 50ml bottle last weekend. LOL, she doesn't go through liquid nearly as quickly as I do - her 50ml bottle is still at least 80% full.
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