So finally made a recipe that wasn’t one I got online! I generally make 30ml batches of flavor concentrate so that making juice later is much faster, plus it lets the flavors meld.
I have always loved breakfast cupcakes, and decided it was time to vape them.
I am currently using this in ~9% flavor, & so far as a S&V its good. The strawberry is not as prominent as I would like, however from experience I know that it will be a lot more upfront in 3-4 days.
good catch Grubby I got to the as a shake and vape so far its good and got confused… more coffee needed for me… @Dan_ltz what flav percentage of this would you suggest.
This is a recipe to make a 30ml bottle of flavor concentrate, sorry that I didn’t have that clear!
@Grubby my juice I run at ~9% (5ml per 30ml bottle of juice) and as a S&V it is there, but a little soft. In a few days of steeping the strawberry should be more prominent and ill update the post then
I’m vaping my strawberry test and the strawberry is also there but very soft, ill let it steep a week and see.
Finger to Tongue tasting (FTTT) or (FTripleT) gives me a really tasty creamy strawberry but not when I vape it…
I’m thinking about lowering my VG to 60% as I have a strawberry breeze recipe that has an amazing strawberry flavour although the % of strawberry in that one is a lot higher
I know from my pb&j and unicorn milk recipes that strawberry takes a few days. I run as much vg as possible (usually 80-90%). I do know that sometimes strawberry recipes need a higher flavor % IMO.
Are you simply “embracing your inner child” by eating cupcakes for breakfast? -Most of us would have used as just cause for celebration when we were 6! lol
Or is there a lingo gap that I’m missing? (ie: Cookie is to America, what Biscuit is to the UK/Italy/EU)
Growing up my family ate a ton of sweets, blueberry, strawberry, and peanut banana breakfast cupcakes were always my favorite (ate almost every day… same with deserts). So I decided that since vaping has kept me off of cigs and desert, I might as well break my last grip on breakfast cakes.