This is the main pet peeve I have when searching for new flavors, no one ever puts a dang description of what the flavors taste like and those that do are very brief if anything, just copy and paste what the manufacturer has as their description of the product on their site it will only take 30sec to do it.
When searching new flavors I would love to have a good somewhat detailed description as to what the flavor tastes like so that I get a good understanding of the flavor and if it would work well with any future mixes!
Does this bother anyone else out there in the ELR community? ?
Any vendor will say all their flavors are best there is. My best practice has been to view the flavor notes on ELR or flavor notes\reviews from another forum. Most good flavors will have several comments and good ratings.
I totally agree with pro vapes. The other way to look at it is the recipies you want to make. Sometimes you just need that one flavor. You may see from time to time not the best reviews of a particular flavorā¦but sometimes that flavor is what makes a recpie pop. Thatās why ELR is so important, youāll find those hidden gems of info your not going to get from an ecx or bcv website review.
Take lemon. Lemon Sicily FA is one I really like. But for some reason itās missing a pop when you make it the star of a recpie (for Atleast my taste). I did a lot of reading and some folks keeping referring to lemon feā¦well I havenāt used it much so far, but the one time I have used it I like it. And now it will be added to my lemon mixes sparingly just for a slight bump. Lemon Sicily will be the star, but she will be standing on top of lemon fe.
Unfortunately the manufacturers can be equally vague about their products. Thatās how I ended up with a bottle of FAās Eclipse that Iām probably never going to use. If I had know it was a minty flavourā¦
Someone posted on one of my recipes moaning that I should re-name it āstrawberry lemonadeā - because they were looking for something else [the recipe is named Lemonheads] - I thought that was a bit daft of them tbh. How many āpremiumā juice flavours are actually reflected by the name? It also take about 2 seconds to view a recipe and get a good idea whatās in store. I think juices that are point blank named what youād expect are a bit ā¦ boring
Ach, canāt keep up with them all [just clicked itās ancient that thread!]
Do people moan and rant when they see a juice like Unicorn blood ā¦ only to discover it doesnāt actually contain any unicorn remains? Names should be fun, I couldnāt care less what people call their juices once itās not boring ā¦ like ā¦ āapple with some cream and a drop of lemonā ā¦ itās not a boring preservative shop, weāre not making jam!
I name most of mine after a song or something it reminds me of, or that inspired the recipe, rather than merely the ingredients. If we all named them after the ingredients thereās be EVEN more āStrawnana custardsā than there is already.
I name mine strawberry custard sweet cream marshmallow with cactusā¦ or chocolate mint with cookie and custard because Iām just plain too dern dumb to remember all them sexy names yoose peoples are givinā your recipes.
There is a great DIY place in Canada, called DIY-ejuice that I use, if not partly because they always have tons of reviews. Not only is it helpful to read comments from people that will say whether it is a true blueberry or not, for example, but when looking at all the flavours, again, letās say blueberry, you can easily see the highest review counts.
That didnt mean so much to me the first time I purchased flavouring but with a bit of experience, I find it very helpful. I have discovered that 99% of the time, the numbers are correct and I can quickly determine the least popular of any flavours.
Other Canadian DIY juice stores donāt do that and have lost my business to the other for this reason alone.
