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Flavour Houses Preference
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I use CAP, TFA, FA, FW, & INW.
Each brand has their own best & worst.
If you do some reading around here you will notice certain flavors & brands used more than others.
Personal preferences you will find by trying different brands.
If the bad stuff is a concern FA is the one used most, but TFA & CAP also have some clean flavors too.
You may need to try 6 different Strawberries to find the one(s) you like best.
So stick with buying the smaller bottles until later on.
Each brand has their own best & worst.
If you do some reading around here you will notice certain flavors & brands used more than others.
Personal preferences you will find by trying different brands.
If the bad stuff is a concern FA is the one used most, but TFA & CAP also have some clean flavors too.
You may need to try 6 different Strawberries to find the one(s) you like best.
So stick with buying the smaller bottles until later on.
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First things first...
The Flavor Apprentice=TFA
FlavourArt=FA
Those are the common abbreviations you will see around here.
That said, I use a variety. Capella, TFA, FA, Inawera, Hangsen, etc. I choose not to lock into one vendor because each has it's strengths and it's weaknesses. And similar flavors from different vendors will often strengthen the overall flavor.
The Flavor Apprentice=TFA
FlavourArt=FA
Those are the common abbreviations you will see around here.
That said, I use a variety. Capella, TFA, FA, Inawera, Hangsen, etc. I choose not to lock into one vendor because each has it's strengths and it's weaknesses. And similar flavors from different vendors will often strengthen the overall flavor.
Man I just realised FA and TFA aren't the same. Noob moment pardon me.
haha... been there, done that! ;p
No different than the learning curves with most everything else.
Just have to learn all the "Lingo" first
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This never used to be an issue until The Flavorer's apprentice started putting "Fa" on their bottles. Grrr.
Heck, sometimes FA and FA are not quite the same.
Your perusal of some of the flavors in the recipes posted here are FA (UK) and are not always indicated as such.
Ron
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