What flavors steep the fastest?

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Kenna

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I know custards take some time. I am wondering what flavors steep quickest?
Fruits, & citris, coffees. Not sure about teas. Anything creamy, milky, custards, & tobaccos all need steeping from a few days to a month or more.

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Fruits, & citris, coffees. Not sure about teas. Anything creamy, milky, custards, & tobaccos all need steeping from a few days to a month or more.

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Thanks! I won't be making any tea flavored juice but coffee...? Hmm, sounds good!
 
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For me personally...the only mixes I let "naturally age", (I don't use anything like heat, ultrasonic cleaners, etc.), are the few I make that have Vanilla Custard in them. Those are best to me...after about 3 weeks to a month. Also, if a mix has a flavoring in it that contains ethyl alcohol, I let it breathe naturally for a few days, shaking several times a day...and then vape it!

All other eliquids I make, including recipes with creams (ie. Sweet Cream, Bavarian Cream, Whipped Cream, etc.), I just shake and vape. They're fine to me when first made. I don't make tobacco flavored eliquids myself, but I've heard they're best later, too, like the custards.
 
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