Courtesy of @SthrnMixer from a previous thread.
Here is my all Flavorah offering.
It is a really great creamy tart yogurt complimented by fresh berries.
A great summer Vapes that is scarily realistic to a big mouth full of yogurt and berries!
Hope you try and enjoy!
You know, itās been over a year and I am JUST NOW understanding what you meant by this!! Haha, I didnāt realize, until today, that I typed āappleā for āableā by accident
Truly a blonde moment indeed
hahaha only took a year and 6 months
Hmmm. Now I feel like something summery to vape!
But what matters is, I got there in the end
Applesolutely!
Oh! Oh! I get it! I see what ya did there! You said applesolutely, instead of absolutely! You used APPLE in place of abs because I said apple instead of able. You cheeky bastard, Iām on to your trickery!
Here is another all Flv recipe that is simply delicious.
Does the milk and honey have a strong milk taste? Im filling my flavorah cart up and skip ones with milk or cereal titles because i am not a fanā¦
@Laura5
I get a rich sweet milk taste, but not out an out milk or cream?
If I had to stick my neck out I would say it has a chocolate taste to it? Strange eh?
I wouldnāt say it was an out and out honey taste either?
Others may get different though?
Quite a complex layered concentrate IMHO that sits well in a mix and helps meld it together.
I hope this helps but I would recommend it, as it adds a great smooth sweet note to a mix.
Had to post because i have never used this many flavors!! If you mix it, let me know!
More than welcome to search my recipesā¦ I have a ton of all FLV
Hell yea. Thanks man!
I looked over a few mixes. Seems somewhat standard. 0.8 0.2. And so on.
I mix a lot of 0.25 0.5 and 0.75. But to each their own. I did see a few 0.01 which to me means one drop.
my understanding is that FLV is a high concentrate line and most of their flaves could be used at low percents , however i only have used a handful of flavors so im far from being experienced with the line
They fall in the same conceptual line of FA. A few need a slight higher percent, creams can be low, a few random fruits are very strong, some fruits are way off (I get mint notes from kiwi), and some spices are ultra low. But thatās my general experience since I only have 15-20 flavors.
I test out my flavors in 10ml bottles, using bottle drops. Normally from 1-8 dropsā¦ I know the drops are 50 to 1ml. Knowing all of this helps to configure recipes a lot easier. You get the feel for it and the flavors will flow.
I find that sometimes even 1 drop is too much for a 10ml, and so I will upsize it. sometimes 1 drop is too much for even the 30ās and again, upsize, till I feel it tastes good at that point. I know that each bottle drop from the old bottles comes to .02 grams on average. (itās more like .0179g to .0213g). I do not mix by percentages, as it is very inaccurate to start with, and a personal preference.
One drop extra can lead your solo flavor to do a few thingsā¦ mute, leave a chemical ātrailā or taste in your mouth, or you can āpushā these and loose flavor notes the higher you go.
Steep timeā¦ if it takes more than 3-5 days, you are over flavoring.
What is your favorite recipe?
I would like to try one of your recipes ā¦