yumberry is excellent. I am always looking for new fruity flavors, this is a winner
I just got it myself, smells great but haven't had a chance to try it yet. What % did you use it at?
yumberry is excellent. I am always looking for new fruity flavors, this is a winner
Nice, I am going to try that out2% yumberry 2% cap sweet cream. this one's gonna be a new favorite of mine
What does the yumberry taste like?
Oh,please let me know. I can not vape cherry.I haven't tried it yet but it smells like a Slurpee to me, I think Cherry but I haven't had one of those in years, it is just what the smell reminded me off right away. It smells really good, I am going to mix some up today.
3 drops for a 50ml? Holy shit.Just a note on the Cheesecake in case anyone has ordered it.
I made a 50ml mix with only 3 drops of Cheesecake and for the first 2 days all I could taste and smell was damn Cheesecake. I just tried it again yesterday after a 7 day steep and now the cheesecake has settled down into the background like I intended. That flavor is the strongest I have encountered so far with the RF SC line, might have to dilute it to make it more usable.
Lol, yeah POWERFUL3 drops for a 50ml? Holy shit.
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Lol, yeah POWERFUL
It has settled down nicely though, just barely in the background.
Has anyone dilluted the Cheesecake? I am wondering what a good percentage would be. I am not too PG sensitive but normally like to keep my mixes 75vg and above. I am wondering if 50/50 with PG would be good, really have no idea on that.
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What does the yumberry taste like?
Oh,please let me know. I can not vape cherry.
Tested at 1% on the Vengeance .2 coil at 35W.
At a 3 day steep: a lovely bright sweet berry. This is my first experience with yumberry, and I'm not sure what the real thing tastes like. The flavor is similar to boysenberry to me, which has been until now my favorite. That type of bright refreshing sweet berry without any perfume or tart flavor. Seems to be a good percentage of flavor. I am going to mix another tester at 1.5% to see if I can push it a little stronger without adding perfume, just to see how well it will stand up in heavier bakery flavors.
Time will tell if this stays the same strength or deepens a little with a steep. Already planning Yumberries & Cream, Yumberry Danish, Yumberry Cobbler, Yumberry Ice Cream, Waffles with Yumberries, PB & Yumberry Jam Sandwich.
EDIT: At a 4 week steep. This flavor has surprisingly faded a little bit with the longer steep. Still bright and juicy, just not as strong. I will be using this as a S&V at around 1-1.5% as it's plenty strong as a SF. If using in something I will be steeping I would start at 1.5-2.5% SF. Starting point as a mixer for me will be at 1% and go up from there. Very refreshing, I'm liking it a lot. If you like boysenberry you will like this one.
Have you tried the strawberry and rhubarb flavors? I mixed one up using 2% of each and it smells like it's gonna be light on flavorI have my default percentage for that at 0.5 after testing it as a single flavor at 1.5%. Some people recommend 0.25%.
i don't have the rhubarb. the strawberry had good flavor for me at 1.5% when I tested it. ELR has the average mixing percent at 1.5 for recipes and 1.8 for single flavors. A lot of the people on the ELR forums say the strawberry is one of their favorites.Have you tried the strawberry and rhubarb flavors? I mixed one up using 2% of each and it smells like it's gonna be light on flavor
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Nice. I'll let it steep a week and see how it taste. I usually go heavy on flavor. For normal flavors I'm 15-20 %. I have like 4.2% total for the real flavors super concentrates in the mix I did yesterday. I'll let you know how it turns outi don't have the rhubarb. the strawberry had good flavor for me at 1.5% when I tested it. ELR has the average mixing percent at 1.5 for recipes and 1.8 for single flavors. A lot of the people on the ELR forums say the strawberry is one of their favorites.
The RF SC Strawberry is ine of my favorites as well, I could live with it and INW Shisha Strawberry as the only 2 in my mixing stash.i don't have the rhubarb. the strawberry had good flavor for me at 1.5% when I tested it. ELR has the average mixing percent at 1.5 for recipes and 1.8 for single flavors. A lot of the people on the ELR forums say the strawberry is one of their favorites.
Your trying to make that strawberry rhubarb custard huh....lol. they actually have a strawberry rhubarb flavor, you might want to email real flavors to ask for suggestions on the strawberry to rhubarb percentages they use or recommend.Nice. I'll let it steep a week and see how it taste. I usually go heavy on flavor. For normal flavors I'm 15-20 %. I have like 4.2% total for the real flavors super concentrates in the mix I did yesterday. I'll let you know how it turns out
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Recommended from them is 1-2.5% I went with 2 each and 5 drops of brown sugar for a 60ml bottle.Your trying to make that strawberry rhubarb custard huh....lol. they actually have a strawberry rhubarb flavor, you might want to email real flavors to ask for suggestions on the strawberry to rhubarb percentages they use or recommend.
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these sc's need a steep, at least 3 - 4 weeks imo for most of them.Nice. I'll let it steep a week and see how it taste. I usually go heavy on flavor. For normal flavors I'm 15-20 %. I have like 4.2% total for the real flavors super concentrates in the mix I did yesterday. I'll let you know how it turns out
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After u mix or after u get them? If it's after u mix I guess I better mix up a bunch this weekend so I can use them in May lolthese sc's need a steep, at least 3 - 4 weeks imo for most of them.
After you mix them so the flavors have a chance to develop.After u mix or after u get them? If it's after u mix I guess I better mix up a bunch this weekend so I can use them in May lol
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Yeah u know I'm impatient lmao. Maybe I'll throw the bottle in the ultrasonic for like 20 mins with hot water. I need to buy an industrial paint shaker or stop at home depot lolAfter you mix them so the flavors have a chance to develop.
If you an impatient bastard like me though 1.5 to 2% each of Strawberry and Cream with 0.50% marshmallow makes for a tasty shake n vape, the cream gets richer with time though.
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I have never UC'd or heat steeped alcohol flavors. I haven't heat-speed steeped anything since last fall as I went overboard mixing batches and have lots of juice on hand. I am still vaping stuff mixed last October thru December. I mix em and forget em when it comes to full sized batches but I have tons of juice steeping.Yeah u know I'm impatient lmao. Maybe I'll throw the bottle in the ultrasonic for like 20 mins with hot water. I need to buy an industrial paint shaker or stop at home depot lol
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Thanks for the info. I'll just mix up a bunch this weekend and store them for a monthI have never UC'd or heat steeped alcohol flavors. I haven't heat-speed steeped anything since last fall as I went overboard mixing batches and have lots of juice on hand. I am still vaping stuff mixed last October thru December. I mix em and forget em when it comes to full sized batches but I have tons of juice steeping.
My 20ml testers I start testing usually a day or two after mixing, then once a week or so for at least a month. Early in the steep process they don't have much smell (or vape flavor) and have an odd characteristic that gives me a heavy chest feel like I get when vaping 80vg or higher juice. Most of them come into their own in the 3 - 4 week range. I have 2 sets of 7 testers ready to be combined to franken-recipes, 1 set of 7 I combined last week, and 19 more un-tested flavors to test (1 set of 7 + 2 sets of 6). These franken-recipe testers I have been doing the last couple months mean I haven't mixed an actual recipe in about 3 months and I still have 2 - 3 liters of steeped juice including them in my cabinet.
I enjoy their flavors. You have a choice to buy SC it mean super concentrate. The other i think is VG. I always buy the PG one. I hate waiting for my juice to steep.The Super Concentrates are they pg based? When you input the flavorings in ejuice calculators it asks you if the flavor is pg or vg based.
I'm new to Real Flavors, I took advantage of the 3 free flavors that @MysticRose posted, to try. I read through most of this thread & am excited to try Real Flavors.
The super concentrate are not pg based, they are what they used in the VG flavors. They use to be called raw extracts if that helps explain it. I just use PG as the carrier in my calculator, you do wind up with a higher vg blend than anticipated but it has worked out for me.The Super Concentrates are they pg based? When you input the flavorings in ejuice calculators it asks you if the flavor is pg or vg based.
I'm new to Real Flavors, I took advantage of the 3 free flavors that @MysticRose posted, to try. I read through most of this thread & am excited to try Real Flavors.
I enjoy their flavors. You have a choice to buy SC it mean super concentrate. The other i think is VG. I always buy the PG one. I hate waiting for my juice to steep.
thanks, they don't tell you on their site what the base is. So for the flavors on the ejuice calculator I'll just use pg as the carrier.The super concentrate are not pg based, they are what they used in the VG flavors. They use to be called raw extracts if that helps explain it. I just use PG as the carrier in my calculator, you do wind up with a higher vg blend than anticipated but it has worked out for me.
Some do contain a small percentage of alcohol, some PDO and maybe some other carriers.
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On ELR and All The Flavors the average usage for Cinnamon Roll is around 2 to 2.5%. Maybe the 5% muted it out. I'm finding myself to be moving to the less is more group with flavoring, especially with FLV and FA and that may be the case with RF SC flavors.Got my freebies, I mixed up the Cinnamon Roll at 5% standalone, tried it right away & it's not flavorful enough so I'll just let it steep for 2 weeks.
Haven't done anything with the Taffy & Watermelon yet. Ideas?
Would you mind letting me know when you do have a chance to mix it up? Thanks cos that would be easy to fix all I would have to do is add in more nic, pg & vg to it & have it at 2.5%.On ELR and All The Flavors the average usage for Cinnamon Roll is around 2 to 2.5%. Maybe the 5% muted it out. I'm finding myself to be moving to the less is more group with flavoring, especially with FLV and FA and that may be the case with RF SC flavors.
I just got my freebies and have not had a chance to try them yet.
Has anyone tried the coconut?....I've tried just about every manufacturers coconut and none seem to taste like coconut to me anyway. Lorann's seems to be the best I've found.
http://www.realflavors.com/shop/coconut-super-concentrate/
Got my freebies, I mixed up the Cinnamon Roll at 5% standalone, tried it right away & it's not flavorful enough so I'll just let it steep for 2 weeks.
Haven't done anything with the Taffy & Watermelon yet. Ideas?
I just got the RFSC Coconut, someone over at ELR told me it was a Sweet Creamy Coconut so tossed it into my last order.
Bummer, I was hoping they would be good as single flavors. Cos then I'll have to look for recipes, as I haven't ventured into mixing my own recipes. I need to follow a recipe so Real Flavors is not good for me if it has to be used in a recipe. If you come up with something to do with Cinnamon Roll could you please share? ThanksI have been finding that with a lot of the cinnamon flavors all I can taste is cinnamon, no roll, toast, bread pudding and what not. The Bread Pudding in the VG line was excellent, just weak so you had to use 12 to 15%. I was hoping the SC version would be the same, just at a lower % but it has lost something along the way. I have cinnamon roll and tried it as 3% but again, all cinnamon, no roll.
I think a lot of people are going into Real Flavors SC as single flavor mixes because of how there named. I have found that they work better in mixes with other flavors, that is when 1 to 3% range makes sense. Some are real strong like the Cheesecake, Brown Sugar and Baked Bread, these are more than enough at 1/2% or less. Some are weak like Rice Krispies Treat, Twinkie and Fried Dough, those flavors needs help in a mix IMO.
The only flavors from RFSC I use in single flavor mixes is the Butter Crisp, Fruit Pebbles, Paczki and Beaver Tail so far, those are all pretty good between 3.5 and 6% by themselves but they also work well in mixes.
I like a decent amount of RFSC flavors and some are just so so but won't replace my normal favorites. Like every brand they have there hits and misses. Some really do benefit from steeping like most flavors but some will fade over time which is what happened to Pink Candy which is frickin delicious but after sitting for 3 months the flavor was gone.
Bummer, I was hoping they would be good as single flavors. Cos then I'll have to look for recipes, as I haven't ventured into mixing my own recipes. I need to follow a recipe so Real Flavors is not good for me if it has to be used in a recipe. If you come up with something to do with Cinnamon Roll could you please share? Thanks
Thanks! I have all the flavors! Yay! Do you have to let it steep?Try this.
Cinnamon roll 3%
Sugar cookie (cap) 6%
Vanilla custard v1 (cap) 4%
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What was the % for the Cap Cinnamon Danish Swirl? I have that too, I think. Thanks!I'm not sure since I haven't used real flavors cinnamon roll yet. I just used a recipe I had and replaced cap cinnamon danish swirl with cinnamon roll RF and lowered the % a little.
The original recipe gets better with a steep but I never let anything steep really lol.
Just try it when you mix it and see if it's good.
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