Help I am new 2 this making your own e juice and I would really like 2 make cream tea.
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cream tea recipe
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There's a recipe on the Flavor Art page: http://www.flavourart.co.uk/recipes.html Scroll down and click on 'Cornish Cream Tea.' The percentages are the proportions of the flavors in the recipe, so you can make up a small base first.
alot of the cream/milk flavorings I've noticed contain the nasties is there one you rcommend that is safe to vape.
I don't think all FA milky like flavors are all good I believe I saw several that actually said not safe for vaping.Yes, the one on that page is free of all nasties (FA flavors are all good) - I made that recipe a few days ago (at 8% flavoring) and vaped it all today! It's exactly like a Cornish Cream Tea
Nope, not in the regular line up. They did have a kitchen line with flavors not for vaping, but I believe they've reformulated these now!
this...http://www.ecigexpress.com/diy-e-li...eam-flavors/condensed-milk-by-flavourart.html
and the yogurt as well
They were from the kitchen line. The new ones have been reformulated! That said, the regular fresh cream, vienna cream, etc. have always been in the vaping line!
I believe there are still a few left in the kitchen line that you don't see very often (or see in recipes) such as Pandoro (which I have and use occasionally).
Here's where you can read the reports: http://flavourartnaflavourreports.com/
so these were from ecigexprss....where do you shop to get the vaping line of FA
I buy from Bull City Vapor, Nicotine River, and EcigExpress. I have no interest in condensed milk in any event, but I do believe I have the new yogurt somewhere (probably from BCV). EcigExpress may not have updated their page with the new info. There are very few flavors I believe that had that warning (champagne was another one), so in general the vast majority have been diketone free from the start.