Tobacco Dessert ry4 guru's needed

[badinfluence357]

So far the best tasting ry4 Ive vaped, that has become my adv, is glas basix series butterscotch reserve. The bummer is that it only comes in 60ml unicorn bottles.. Its a very sweet unique tasting ry4 and could be purchased at vapesociety supply online...
Its a must try eliquid, even though taste is subjective..

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[charlzrocks]

Although not specified as a RY4 variant, I suggest you try Cuttwood tobacco Trail! We had a sample bottle sitting in our shop for a few weeks that I decided to try and it has become my ADV.

 

[vaper1960]

@drysprocket , did you ever find a good one?

 

[drysprocket]

Eh, not really a good replacement, but I've found some good 50/50 MTL flavors that I'm enjoying from Paradigm eliquid, and I'm really digging Charlie Noble's Pistachio salt, but wish they offered a 50/50 12mg version.

One warning for everyone, Elite Elixirs is apparently out of business. They never shipped my order after a few weeks and I contacted them in every way possible with no response, and eventually had to dispute the charge on my bill. I really can't believe all these vendors just vanishing like this without any warning what so ever.

But ya, I think I need to find some sort of ejuice diy recipe cracker person...I may venture into that that sub forum...where no one returns from.

 

[vaper1960]

You won't regret it (doing DIY) It's not that hard, is much cheaper and really fun.

 

[newyork13]

I agree!
But, just as vaping is more work than smoking, so DIY is more work than off the shelf juices. Depends on you. If you enjoy cooking, then I think you'll enjoy diy-ing.
If you hate cooking and just want to get takeout or delivery, then I'm not sure you'll enjoy DIY.

 

[Detroit Doug]

Considering the upcoming FDA regs, I think more & more retail juice makers are going to be folding their tents, and disappearing. DIY is a way to help offset the frustration of seeing your favorite juices becoming unavailable. One may not be able to recreate a direct 1:1 replacement, but should be able to come close, or at least come up with a suitable substitute, as your DIY skills develop.

Also, being more self-sufficient is always a good item to add to one's personal toolbox.

I say this as someone who could qualify as one of the world's worst cooks. I could kill a Pop Tart...lol. Although last week, I gave bread making a try, for the first time in my life. I had to call the wife and ask her how to set the oven controls. Thank goodness no one was videoing me as I went through the process. I had bread dough stuck all over the place. But I managed to make 2 loaves, and they turned out amazingly good!

There's hope, even for the clumsy cooks among us.