Help I need recipe

[wushatn]

I decided to try out making my own juices and want a flavour that will taste like the biscuit ginger kisses. I don't know how much of each flavouring I should put in to make it blend in good. I have the following flavourings: gingerbread, vanilla, cream. I want to make a 10ml 70/30 vg/pg

 

[Heabob]

I decided to try out making my own juices and want a flavour that will taste like the biscuit ginger kisses. I don't know how much of each flavouring I should put in to make it blend in good. I have the following flavourings: gingerbread, vanilla, cream. I want to make a 10ml 70/30 vg/pg

Need to know what brands those flavorings are first in order to give some ideas.
The strength, and taste, differences can be quite dramatic from one brand to another.

If it's an actual "biscuit", or what we call "cookie" around here, you may need a couple more flavors.
Like (INW) Inawera Biscuit and (FA) FlavourArt Cookie to get some actual "biscuit" taste.
Not sure if the "gingerbread" alone will have that part covered.
Usually ginger type flavors are mostly "spice" and can overpower other flavors pretty easily.

Not sure I've ever tried those "biscuit ginger kisses".
Unless they're like the Ginger Snap Cookies, which is what we usually call them in the US.

 

[KGuardian]

Not sure I've ever tried those "biscuit ginger kisses".
Unless they're like the Ginger Snap Cookies, which is what we usually call them in the US.

I've never had one either, but a quick google shows a soft looking ginger cookie with cream in the middle

 

[Squonk]

http://www.bullcityflavors.com/ginger-snap-flv/:idea:

 

[wushatn]

Can anyone recommend what percentage (15% per 10ml) of each flavouring in general? I would say a bit more French vanilla so the gingerbread doesn't overpower.

 

[skiball]

Can anyone recommend what percentage (15% per 10ml) of each flavouring in general? I would say a bit more French vanilla so the gingerbread doesn't overpower.

No no not 15% for every flavor. Alot of mixes are good at 3-5%. Some stuff from flavorwest tfa can be pumped up to 15% in total. You could try this at 3-5% as a stand alone. http://www.realflavors.com/shop/gingerbread-cookie-super-concentrate/

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[wushatn]

I meant to say %15 in total (all flavors) I need to stick with what I have at the monent. Was thinking %4 gingerbread 7% icecream 4%vanilla what you think?

 

[skiball]

I meant to say %15 in total (all flavors) I need to stick with what I have at the monent. Was thinking %4 gingerbread 7% icecream 4%vanilla what you think?

What companies are these flavors?

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[wushatn]

I don't know at the moment as they are in the courier and the website didn't specify companies but I will let you know in a few hours when it arrives

 

[skiball]

I don't know at the moment as they are in the courier and the website didn't specify companies but I will let you know in a few hours when it arrives

Whats the site u bought them from?

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[wushatn]

Just a New Zealand website that sells concentrates nakedvapour.co.nz

 

[wushatn]

It is flavor west

 

[Heabob]

I'd start with:

2-3% Gingerbread
6% Ice Cream (Think this is the FW Vanilla Bean Ice Cream)
1% Vanilla
(OR 3% Ice Cream + 3% Vanilla)

You may find that Vanilla & Ice Cream are pretty close to being the same taste IMO.

Gonna take some experimenting to find what amounts work best.
Don't make any large batches until you get something you like.