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Carmel glazed lemon cake

skiball

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These mesasurements are for a 50ml batch. I mixed this at 60/40 vg/pg and used 5ml of 10% nic.
This is def gona be a adv for me with the fresh lemon buttery bakery goodness with slightly dark sweet carmel.

Cap cake batter= 2.5ml = 5%
La carmel= 0.9ml = 1.8%
Inuarwa lemon= 0.7ml = 1.4%
FW marshmellow= 1.2ml = 2.4%
Tfa graham cracker= 0.3ml = 0.6%

On a side note La carmel is a very burnt tasteing carmel and inuarwa lemon is straight lemon not sour or sweet. This is why i used so much mashmellow so if your carmel is light/sweet use more instead of so much mashmellow .
 
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joeyboy

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Your mixes may be good but converting to percentage would be easier for everyone.
 

skiball

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Your mixes may be good but converting to percentage would be easier for everyone.
I'll keep that in mind but i think there good but i post em 4 me n how i mix so...
 

joeyboy

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I'll keep that in mind but i think there good but i post em 4 me n how i mix so...
It like going to the tire shop and asking for 4 ping pong balls of air in each tire. There's a standard everyone seems to use. A few use drops. Most use percentages. It isn't for you. It's for those that may want to try your recipe without having to use their divide skills.
 

skiball

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It like going to the tire shop and asking for 4 ping pong balls of air in each tire. There's a standard everyone seems to use. A few use drops. Most use percentages. It isn't for you. It's for those that may want to try your recipe without having to use their divide skills.
I get it i really do but i dont want to do the math either lol
 

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