I have read that many uses cereal 27 to create a toasted bread with what you think about this? Anyone who have experience?
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I know they use it in the JAM MONSTA liquids for the toast part apparently
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Nice what cotton you guys use eith steam craves rdtas? And rtas?
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After trying a lot of cotton, I still go back to plain old Muji pads, however I am waiting for some of the SC cotton to arrive to see if it has any advantages.
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Despite the fact that I can no longer get the BIG BAGs, I only use KGD.
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it was ages that I didnāt see the koh gen do, I tried the angorabbit but not happy about it, but Iām a mainly a mesh wick fanaticā¦ (yes, one of thoseā¦) and donāt know much about cotton, I remember in the padt people talkin about the KGD, Iāll have to try that one SD!
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I have used Muji for a few years now, and bought a couple of 200 pad bags last year, so have plenty to keep me going.
Even though I have tried Cotton Bacon, Vapefly, Dr Coil, Ekotton and probably a few others that I canāt remember, to me the Muji just does what I want.
I havenāt seen KGD recently either.
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I sub @SessionDrummer on that one, I know and use Cereal27 a lot, no chance youāre going to have bread or toast out of it without layering it with something else, like a dough or an oven like additive a pie crust or FA bread crust or whatever, itās good for cereals like my seria killa or whatever recipes close to crispy treatsā¦
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@Iv3shf, what youāre vaping CAN dictate what cotton you use, and/or how easy it is to use other types. For my recent Steam Crave Advanced Mesh Deck review, I DID indeed use the included āshoelaceā cotton, and it actually worked out very good. Nice, thick, fluffy, and just the right diameter to work. I canāt comment on trying KGD cotton sheets in that setup.
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I think my hands down BEST experience with any toasted bread, would still have to be Solub Aromeās Breakfast.
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Cereal 27 is super versatile, it comes off as toast in the jam monster recipe, it obviously does cereal well, it can help with pastry/pie crust type layers, and recently Iāve been trying to get it to do popcorn but thatās all Iām gonna share about that lol at least until itās a somewhat successful experiment.
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Thanks for the answers my bros but in rtas and rdtas the best cotton to use is japanese thats what i think what you think?
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There are many brands of Japanese cotton, so your mileage will vary.
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Hereās another opinionā¦why you using socks for your wicks? Thatās the only cotton in my house lol rayon FTW for me, I bought a box for 15 bucks and I will never run out, my wicks last longer than cotton, and rayon actually wicks instead of absorbing like cotton so it works better in rtaās, the only downside I have ever found with rayon is for dripping, because it doesnāt absorb you are limited to what is in your juice well and some drippers barely have a juice well but squonking takes care of that issue.
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How would you put up a toasted bread recipe? I have now tried to mix 3.5% golden butter and 0.5% acetyl pyrazine joy 0.15% cereal 27 5% sweet strawberry 4% strawberry ripe 4% 0.50% super sweet
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@min0, are you doing a toasted bread, or a Jam Monster clone ? Unless you are JM cloning, I wouldnāt go that high with the butter.
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What other wick materials have you tried?
I have used Japanese organic in the past but was a little turned off by the break-in required. That initial taste to me is kinda nasty. I do like Cotton Bacon Prime though and switch off with Rayon. Excellent results with the Rayon but when cutting and fluffing it out it āshedsā Rayon fibers like a Labrador sheds fur. Need to be careful otherwise thereās a chance of the fibers mixing in with the juice.
And in keeping with the topic, I have Cereal 27 but have not used it yet.
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Sadly, one of those rare things you canāt get on aliexpress it seemsā¦
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