Why Cant I edit this one recipe Zoochberry Cream?

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So I will have to play with that then.
I just assumed it meant that it was best suited for those that vape 100vg.
Never really gave thought to the PG influence of the nic.

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Just to be clear, ā€œMax VGā€ is a somewhat undefined and often misused term.

It simply means the maximum VG content for a particular recipe. It does not mean 100% VG, and when you see it on a commercial juice it has no specific meaning, just the maximum that the recipe allows. As you see in this recipe, Max VG is still under 75% VG.

HTH

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When I make this recipe I donā€™t use heat and let it steep for a month. Flavors still nice and smooth. Itā€™s a great mix and I highly recommend making it and forgetting about it for a month and the give it a try.
Good luck.

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Ok, holding you to that :slight_smile:

Thanks. I will try it out then. Could be a painful month though. lol

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Good to know.

On MTL I used 50/50 and recently upped to 70/30 with more DTL attys, hence, I paid 100% vg little attention.
I was mistaken. Now understood. Thanks.

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Hey I never shake and Vape, just never have, some people thatā€™s the only way they like it. Maybe try a sample if you want to. I just hope you enjoy it as much as I have. It complex but love a tank full once every day or two.

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I rarely shake and vape either but even 7 days is torturous.
But I shall suffer though for my art :stuck_out_tongue:

(err, rather, someone elseā€™s art, not mine, technically)

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Easiest way to get past the tortuous waiting period for steeping recipes is to simply make more recipes (or quantity) than you can vape during that period. Meaning, having a plentiful supply of other juice to vape on while you wait.

I typically mix every two weeks. I will end up making several 120ml bottles of our regular recipes and then make a few smaller 10,30, or 60 ml versions of non-regular or new recipes that I want to try. This makes plenty of juice for my wife and I to vape on and allows the others to steep. It also has the added benefit of having ā€œsupriseā€ juice (ones that I forgot I made and have been steeping for a while). It helps when you have found one or two all day favorites that you can make a lot of and vape on while waiting for others to mature,

Doing it that way, it wonā€™t be very long before you have quite a nice stock built up and at all stages of the steeping process. Just takes a little planning in the beginning. When I first started doing this I was mix once or twice a week and my ā€œstockā€ built up quickly.

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Agreed.

Am just in the middle of figuring out my best routine that is so far half planned as you just explained.

Only big difference I am noticing, having just gone DIY around the new year, is that my old retail bottles of ejuice actually tasted best, to me, when steeping 4 months.
But, since I have gone DIY, I am finding that they do deteriorate over time.
Or, perhaps it has taken 2+ years for my taste buds to really come back.

Not yet sure of that answer.
Suffice to say, I am relearning how much i need to make at one time, or even bi-weekly, in order that its at its peak, just before and while consuming it.
With that comes miscalculations before i have it finally down to a routine, without being without, either.

Edit: Did try some of my well steeped retail juice after i went DIY and it tasted awful. Harsh. Think i likely USCā€™d them for too long, originally, but didnt notice how harsh until i bought my own nic + DIY.
YIKES was that retail juice bad, by comparison :frowning:

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