I am just wondering if anyone else has flavorah fried dough it sounded really good I had some recilpes in my head then I got it!!! It smells like stale dark beer it smells horrible . I just mixed up 10ml at 1.5% and it smells strong still and gross. Does anyone have a use for this flavor???
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It may act just like joy FA. Some call it the king of beers…because of the yeasty or other like flavor.
When used appropriately joy FA is just fantastic. But as a star it’s not always good.
So my suggestion would be to look at some recipies that use joy FA and swap it for fried dough. That’s what I would do.
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I would give it a chance at least. Let it steep for a while and see how it develops, it wouldn’t be the first flavour with a foul smell that turns out to be rather good.
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Maybe you could dilute the batch dropping the % and see what it’s like in a couple of days. I have to use Joy FA really low or I get Beer out of it too. I also read somewhere that other ppl are getting the yeasty beer taste from all of FLV’s bready flavors.
I just got Frosting FLV…smell sweet doesn’t exactly scream frosting to me yet.
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I’d dilute it to half that %. Flavorah is wicked strong. To use their flavors as an accent, like dough, I’d be thinking 0.1 to 0.2%, perhaps lower by pre-diluting. But yes, other reports like this as mentioned by amy.
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I only made it 1.5% the suggested amount is 1-2% so I can’t drop the percent much it smells like old warm dark beer nasty. My wife thinks it smells sweet I don’t know what she is smelling but I can’t smell sweetness at all.
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I haven’t even tasted it yet so I am! just bitching a little pre meditated. It’s going to be tough to Vale so!merging that smells that bad the last time I did it oi regretted it. That time it was tfa honey it was so strong and nasty at 2%
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Much of the time I find that FLV is even better at half their suggested ratios… I personally would cut in have or there about at 0.60% and then see how it is.
Taste it and then give it a week to steep ! I tend to taste a new flavor as a SnV then give it a week to see what/if there are any changes then week to week until I personally forget or feel it’s steeped and no changes have occured.
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I will give it a shot it all depends on the flavor byn flv I have there vanilla pudding and I use more than the suggested amount so I can taste it. I normally go around 4% or 5% with crunch and cinnamon crunch I also love there cookie dough those are all getting bought imn 4oz bottles for here on out those are so!e great flavors
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Ohh so you may need it to be higher if you use those crunch types by FLV in the 4 or 5% I’d want to die if I tried it that high…different needs/ but I have heard good things on the cookie dough glad you like it. I prob will get a few more next time.
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I don’t think theree is much of a difference with those cereal flavors anywhere from 2%-5% probably don’t taste much doifferent
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I don’t like any of their cereal flavor’s so far have tried them plenty at different ranges. I keep hoping I hit on a flavor combo that I like. It it hasnt happened yet.
That was my first thought too. Joy needs a long time-out so it can calm the f@#! down. If it’s anything like that I’d say give it a two week steep, bare minimum.
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I concur Drs. It is likely the competitor to FA’s product which is somewhat popular. Joy is also best at like 0.5% - 0.75%. Joy was also described as “fried dough” and I use it for the white center of Wonderbread in my sandwich vapes. Ever breath through a slice of white bread? …hmmm yeasty dough 
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No I honestly can’t say I have taken a breath through a fresh piece of bread lol. I have it steeping at 1.5 percent it smells much less fowal after a three day steep I don’t know what I would use it in and what sandwich do you make? I am hoping it’s something peanut butter and jelly or peanut butter bannana not sure what other sandwich vapes are out there lol.
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