There’s just too many delicious recipes for me to pick just a few!!!
This is why it takes so long
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There’s just too many delicious recipes for me to pick just a few!!!
I need to wait until the wifey is out for the day. Otherwise, it's "I smell something burning!" 
Well, @Fidola13 , congrats on officially becoming a mixologist. I hope you enjoy your juices! I limit myself to 11 or 12 new 100 m.g. mixes at a time, as a MTL vaper, they just all pile up otherwise! But yes, it's hard to resist trying a jillion new things and I've had to put myself on juice rotation.
I am always going to adore my Apricot Brandy recipe, for example, but it's going to sit out a few cycles. If I made more of everything I liked, I'd never mix anything new. So either I am "good" at this, or I'm "not picky." LOL.
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I am always going to adore my Apricot Brandy recipe, for example, but it's going to sit out a few cycles. If I made more of everything I liked, I'd never mix anything new. So either I am "good" at this, or I'm "not picky." LOL.
Anna
I use a spreadsheet. It shows 5 recipes per page. Back when I made multiple mixes at a time I printed them off. Now I never do more than 5 so I can just have it up on the screen.
Each mixing session I make a copy, with date as part of the name, so in theory I can go back and check old recipes. Not easy though. I've got dozens of versions of the spreadsheet going back 3 years so if I want to find an old recipe I haven't made for a while I have to open a bunch of files to locate it. That did get to be a huge pain when I was experimenting a lot. Thought about making an index file to keep track of where stuff was but I never got around to it.
Now I'm down to around 8 recipes and I don't experiment much, so I have 2 copies named Favorites 1 and Favorites 2. That makes it really simple.
It's a low tech spreadsheet. I enter the bottle size and the percentage of each flavoring. It calculates the amount of base and amount of each flavoring.
When I am going to test batch a lot of flavors at once, I try to do similar recipes. If I do all fruits, I make all the base the same in a big beaker, then I can do all the recipes at the same percentage, say 5% to start. Shaves a lot of time off the process.
@DancingHeretik , I don't know. It is just how I started. I do write a lot of notes with a recipe having it's own sheet. I did learn way back how to link cells and write basic scripts. I imagine that recipe book apps are further developed and, may be, better.
I can't track juice levels in my stock. I do note the amount I have as I use them. I add them to the "to buy more" list, which is really the last step in my mixing routine. Order to make sure the next time needs are covered.
Linking and writing basic scripts is not to hard, kinda just part of my vaping hobby.
Also, of note, apps tend to give away info to nefarious places. My work affects what I do personally, so I am not very on-line connected as far as apps or Facebook, etc.
I just don't want the bad people to know that I like to vape Frooty Loops and Milk. I could be blackmailed.
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I can't track juice levels in my stock. I do note the amount I have as I use them. I add them to the "to buy more" list, which is really the last step in my mixing routine. Order to make sure the next time needs are covered.
Linking and writing basic scripts is not to hard, kinda just part of my vaping hobby.
Also, of note, apps tend to give away info to nefarious places. My work affects what I do personally, so I am not very on-line connected as far as apps or Facebook, etc.
I just don't want the bad people to know that I like to vape Frooty Loops and Milk. I could be blackmailed.
A whole lot of
I have a hard enough time making sure I remember to keep my flavoring spreadsheet up to date. Other than one flavor recipes, I have one recipe which I need to play with to perfect and a bunch for my sister (which I keep in a simple text file under her name).@DancingHeretik , I don't know. It is just how I started. I do write a lot of notes with a recipe having it's own sheet. I did learn way back how to link cells and write basic scripts. I imagine that recipe book apps are further developed and, may be, better.
I can't track juice levels in my stock. I do note the amount I have as I use them. I add them to the "to buy more" list, which is really the last step in my mixing routine. Order to make sure the next time needs are covered.
Linking and writing basic scripts is not to hard, kinda just part of my vaping hobby.
Also, of note, apps tend to give away info to nefarious places. My work affects what I do personally, so I am not very on-line connected as far as apps or Facebook, etc.
I just don't want the bad people to know that I like to vape Frooty Loops and Milk. I could be blackmailed.
A whole lot of
Nope, I'm not at the point of keeping recipes organized. I'm simply trying to keep notes organized.
I have a long ways to go!
I don't know. Maybe I should have a separate spreadsheet just for recipes. I might experiment more that way. Hmmm.
Mix up several 100ml bottles of unflavored juice with nic at your specific nic strength to use as a base for your juice. Use the base mixture and add the flavors according to the recipe for your bottle size. To be exact you'd have to vary the settings on the recipe calculator to allow for higher and lower flavor concentrations, but you save time if the flavors are close in percentage amounts.
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