I hope you all are doing well. I am new to this website as the title suggests and would be much obliged if I could get some assistance with the recipes in this website.
Albeit I am grateful for all the efforts of this community, but I think we ought to have a filter/category for verifiably safe recipes. I.e., recipes that do not use ingredients that have warning on them or pose a health risk.
That being side, does any one of you nice folks here know a recipe that is safe and free of Acetaldehyde, Acetoin, Diacetyl, and other similar junk?
fruit flavorings are generally safer from the ingredients you listed but may be present in small amounts, they can also have fructose and some other ingredients which can be a concern. some flavorings even have small amounts of oils like INW peppermint
problem is no warning dosen’t mean its free from these because that info isn’t always given out by the manufacturer or its very hard to find
some folks have started a list but its a work in progress
Hey! I know this was months ago now, but I have a couple flavor suggestions that taste great with minimal time, and not just fruits. Flavorah Sweet Crunch %3 and TPA bavarian cream DX 2% make a delicious frosted flakes that tastes great right after mixing.
Sobucky Super Aromas ice cream vanilla is a good stand alone at 3% with 0.5% super sweet. It only needs to time steep 3 days for me.
Wonder flavors Peach gummy candy at 3% + 0.5% super sweet tastes just like peach rings, but I have a problem with that one feeling really “dry.”
Flavor Art Blueberry juicy is a nice flavor on its own, very potent and can mask other flavors. I don’t think it really tastes like actual blueberries, but it does taste like some sort of fruit juice.
I just made a relatively simple recipe a couple days that tasted really good after just a couple days, it’s an orange cream bar recipe. Since it’s only been a couple days, I think the flavors can improve even more with another few days.
I’m still figuring out flavors myself, I hope my experiences may help people. I have a hard time with tasting flavors that other people think are delicious. I’ve found my own sort of method for making mixes that taste good to me. I find that if something tastes nasty after a week, it probably won’t ever taste good to me. This is why I avoid trying to make complex or flavor heavy mixes anymore.
CRUNCH BERRY IS DELICIOUS.
You can always cross refrence the flavor resources page on this website when you’re shopping for flavors. Some of the suggested percentages for recipes could be outdated though, they may be too high. I struggled with having my percentages too high, or using too many flavors for a long time and my recipes tasting bad.
I get all my flavors from Bull city, I found they have a very large selection.
Just make sure when you mix that you REALLY shake it. Hold the bottle up to light and if you see a bunch of clear squiggly lines you need to shake more. I recommend using a tiny bit less VG (I always pour in VG last) and leaving a small air gap at the top of the bottle to help with this.