Trouble with flavoring strength

[KrisBKream]

As the title says, I'm having issues. I'll break it down to one specific example. I'm trying to make my TPA blueberry/TPA bavarian cream juice stronger, but every time I increase either flavoring past about 5%, it starts getting a chemical taste. But 10% total flavoring is simply too weak in this case.

Any ideas on how to boost the flavor and mask the chemical taste?

 

[mgordon1100]

Hmmm, good question. Are you sure that 10% is too weak? Hoosier says that too weak and too strong will give you the same results. Maybe you only want 5% total flavoring.

 

[Hoosier]

Have you tried FA's MTS-VW or MM? Steeping? Rum? Lemon Concentrate?

If find that Blueberry to be pretty forgiving...

 

[TinyTimberGal]

I've also found that leaving the mixture uncapped (in a safe place) overnight often helps.

 

[KrisBKream]

Of the above tips, I've tried vape wizard and steeping (capped and uncapped). To be fair, the blueberry is definitely the more forgiving of the 2, but increasing percentage doesn't seem to increase flavor much before it gets to be too much. The bavarian cream is the real booger. I can bury it in blueberry (and that seems to be the best solution I've found) but I really want a strong bavarian cream flavor. Would vanilla do it? I don't have any, but I could order some.

 

[Hoosier]

Huh, since I've never attempted that blend, I'm out of ideas other than what you posted.

A vanilla, vanilla custard, vanilla swirl kinda' seems in line, but odd that the BC is giving you that effect. (I only use it for spice type stuff as I'm not a BC fan.)

 

[jmlott]

I havent tried TPA Bavarian Cream, so I cant comment on that. But both Flavor West BC and Capellas Vanilla Custard are good choices to accomplish your goal. The Capellas is a bit stronger than the FW, but they are both good with no chemical taste.

 

[Str8V8ping]

i find tpa bav cream to be really weak . Ok for a mixer but not a standalone flavor .