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    I paid for upgraded shipping last time and it took 19 days. They shipped a glass tank with no packing and the glass was broken when I got it. Two and a half weeks later I got a glass tube and one oring to fix it. It takes two orings. I was pretty mad. They should have just sent a new tank.
     

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    All my FT stuff arrives in 8-10 Days. I pay ~$3 for the upgraded ePacket shipping and like sketchness said make sure it's all in stock.
    That's what i do.Make sure it's in stock or ships next day,and pay the small extra fee for epacket.Like you,most of mine arrive in 8-10 days,but i have had a few show up in 4 days.
     

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    I bought a Russian V2. The air flow control would not move. They sent me a replacement base, same thing. Finally they sent me a whole new tank and it works fine. Took time to git er done, but I have received good service from them. Orders usually arrive in2 weeks (from shipping). Any hangups have been once the ordrr is in USPS hands.
     

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    Not all recipes are created equal. The reason that I say my Dutch Apple Pie is my signature juice, is because of the almost 100 juices I have made and sold commercially, this one was easily the most popular and the most addictive! When I no longer wanted to make juice commercially, I decided to share this, and other, recipes, as many used the Dutch Apple as their ADV, and I wanted them to have the recipe. So, maybe give it a try....or NOT! Just sayin'..... Good luck in your VapeQuest! :toast: :D

    :2cool: :vapor:

    Finally mixed some of Bill's Dutch Apple Pie. Turned out very good and I can see why it was and is so popular. Thanks for sharing Bill! [emoji4]


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    I finally got my latest order from WL. It took two days before they shipped it and USPS took five days. Anyway, I just mixed up son cinnamon Danish and am going to do a fruit custard. I just haven't decided on which fruit. I was thinking either lemon or maybe an orange.
     

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    I finally got my latest order from WL. It took two days before they shipped it and USPS took five days. Anyway, I just mixed up son cinnamon Danish and am going to do a fruit custard. I just haven't decided on which fruit. I was thinking either lemon or maybe an orange.
    What kind of custard and how much do you use for a fruit custard?
     

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    This is the recipe from the Dropbox list

    Mango Custard

    Mango 11%
    Cotton Candy 7%
    Vanilla Custard 6%
    Bavarian Cream 6%

    Bill said you can substitute any fruit. I didn't have vanilla custard before but just got it so I want to give this a try.
     

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    This is the recipe from the Dropbox list

    Mango Custard

    Mango 11%
    Cotton Candy 7%
    Vanilla Custard 6%
    Bavarian Cream 6%

    Bill said you can substitute any fruit. I didn't have vanilla custard before but just got it so I want to give this a try.
    I can't find the drop list could someone please tell where and how to get it? the Danish recipe I have from bill has a lot more in it

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    This is the recipe from the Dropbox list

    Mango Custard

    Mango 11%
    Cotton Candy 7%
    Vanilla Custard 6%
    Bavarian Cream 6%

    Bill said you can substitute any fruit. I didn't have vanilla custard before but just got it so I want to give this a try.
    Thanks.
     

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    I'm enjoying the cinnamon Danish right now. I haven't gotten around to making a custard yet. I also got a sample size of cranberry that I'd like to make a sour/tart cranberry with. I'm thinking cranberry, sweet and tart, and maybe a little sweetener.
     

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    What is liquid Amber? I haven't heard of that.

    I have a 100dt of cranberry I'm going to let sit overnight. I did 12% cranberry, 4% sweet and tart and 1% sweetener. I'm curious to see how it turned out.

    I was surprised at the Danish recipe that it called for 10% ethyl maltol/cotton candy but it's not super sweet like I would have expected.
     

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    FA Liquid Amber (Amber):

    Very useful for baked fruit and cider flavor. Think of it as a way to slightly ferment the other flavors. One FA vendor describes the standalone flavor well: "Warm and smooth flavor with a hint of fresh fruit and a delicate sourness in the aftertaste." At 3% standalone, it gives a hint of (apple? pear? something fruity), a bit of sweetness you taste in the far back of your throat, and undertones of sour, like the background warmth and sourness of slightly-hard cider.

    Add 0.5-1% Liquid Amber to apple flavors for basic apple cider. If you use mostly Liquid Amber plus a touch of Pear, Apple, Cherry, Apricot... - the fruit flavor will come through well. It becomes pear- (apple-...) flavored Amber.

    That is similar to adding FA Brandy to fruit, but it's a much smoother effect. If you don't have FA Brandy, or if Brandy is too strong for you, Liquid Amber makes a fine substitute. Liquid Amber can also boost mild anise and licorice notes in tobacco blends.

    From here: HIC's "My notes on"
     

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    I made bills doughnut recipe today with the frosted doughnut and was GREAT and I was curious if anyone had tried to do something with the chocolate glazed doughnut I have that not sure where it came from but just wonder if you could replace the frosted with the chocolate or maybe add it

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