DIY question: Root beer + Marshmallow

[Hopelezz]

Has anyone had luck mixing root beer and marshmallow together? I think it'd be an interesting mix, but all I keep finding are root beer floats.

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[wllmc]

What brands are you using ? Im sure it would be good

 

[DeadShort]

rasta, vanilla bean, and marshmallow, why not? maybe a little ginger ale to boot!

 

[Heabob]

Tasty Puff Rasta Root Beer at 6% is just a plain Root Beer.
TFA Root Beer Float is not to bad either.
But I doubt you'll ever actually taste the "Float" part, as the Vanilla flavorings are all too delicate, and overpowered by the RB.
Adding Marshmallow certainly won't hurt anything tho...

 

[Hopelezz]

Lorain or whatever that brand name is lol. I've made a 10ml marshmallow root beer

0% nic
80%pg
20% vg
10% root beer
1% marshmallow- (1-2 drops no more as its really overpowering.)

I've also done a watermelon in a similar fashion, but I don't care for the after taste the flavoring gives off.


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[Hopelezz]

@headbob I've tried the float and I don't taste the vanilla at all. Then again it was a premixed.

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[Pauly Walnuts]

I have a few different vanillas FA vanilla classic, FA vanilla bourbon, Cap vanilla custard, and Cap french vanilla. They are all hard to taste, regardless of the mix. I can smell them, but barely taste them.

 

[Hopelezz]

I'm currently using a Bubblegum 10%
Green Apple 10%

It's pretty good

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[Heabob]

I'm currently using a Bubblegum 10%
Green Apple 10%

It's pretty good

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What brand ?, TFA?

 

[Hopelezz]

Lorain or however it's spelt. You could essentially mix any fruit with the gum flavor.
What's tfa mean?

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[Huckleberried]

Lorain or however it's spelt. You could essentially mix any fruit with the gum flavor.
What's tfa mean?

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TFA is a brand - The Flavor Apprentice, aka TPA - the Perfumer's Apprentice, aka Signature. TFA/TPA are the same company. Signature is the TFA brand, just relabeled.

I have a few different vanillas FA vanilla classic, FA vanilla bourbon, Cap vanilla custard, and Cap french vanilla. They are all hard to taste, regardless of the mix. I can smell them, but barely taste them.

Really? Those are some of my faves at 2%. That's so sad, I want you to taste these vanillas! How long since your last cig?

 

[Hopelezz]

LorAnn oils is what I use. They are considered super flavors,but willing to give anything a try. Where do you get sweeteners and sours from? To make the candy flavors o. O

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