Probably too many lol. Mostly dessert/bakery flavors with a few fruit and nut flavors for accents. Gonna try to make a key lime cookie flavor first. But also just looking forward to experimenting.
Thx man, will do. I was browsing the recipes earlier tonight and also downloaded a calculator. These forums are awesome!Congrats, and welcome to your new world, be sure to check out the recipes section. Have fun my friend
Yeah lots of good stuff here. The notes won't be a problem, I'm a "stats" guy so it'll come naturally to me.
So when you test one flavor, is there a standard % you use for it when mixing? Assuming you mix by weight.
Sweet, thanks for the link. I didn't realize there were recommended %'s, haha.I usually start with the recommended % for that flavor -- it takes a while to track down a consensus opinion sometimes. In the absence of reasonable consensus I start mentally averaging people's advice. Failing that I try something like 5% or 7.5% and go from there. I was not a cigarette smoker so my taste buds are intact. And I also tened to prefer subtler flavors rather than BLAMMO! so I probably wade in the shallower end of the pool.
75% of my flavors are TFA right now and those seem to be especially well documented.
[Edited to add: yes, by weight most of the time]
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Yeah, the more I read about them, the more it sounds like the range can vary greatly on most flavors depending on the setup you use and your own personal taste.I always laugh at some of these "recommended" charts, Blackberry 6%, ya right
Maybe if you're using a Vivi Nova
Better off asking the folks around here...
This is definitely true, but bear in mind that FA flavors are some of the most concentrated and can go "funny" if you if over-flavor. I suppose any flavor can, but it's much easier to do with the stronger ones. I'm sure you've heard it already, but start low and work from there! It's much easier to add a few drops than to try to dilute and then re-create a mix. Welcome to DIY! It's so fun and satisfying
