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Getting Started essential flavoring list
submitted almost 11 years ago by vaping78

I just ordered some unflavored juice for MT baker. I have never done DIY juice.

Is there a "starter kit" of flavoring? What I mean is that everyone has salt,pepper, garlic, etc in their kitchen for food. Is there a essential list of flavors to have that are commonly used for several juice flavors? If so buying sources would be appreciated as well

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by daathalmost 11 years agoMixologist

If you think HIC's recipes look good, then this list I made would be a good starting point. It's a break-down of the most used flavors for his recipes. But check out some recipes to make sure you're ordering the right stuff ;)

Oh, and Flavour Art's flavors are amazing. If you like fruits, you should get their white peach, forest fruit and papaya too!

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by Nicobeakalmost 11 years ago

I know you ordered a bunch of FA recently, what are your favorite HIC things you have made so far?

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by daathalmost 11 years agoMixologist

I've haven't tried that much yet, but I am really impressed with Orange Tic Tacs (made it twice - one 10ml and one 30ml) :) I'm gonna try a big bunch in the time to come! I'm not really in a hurry :)

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by ronslows10almost 11 years ago

Man I wish you could buy the entire line in a sample kit . I know purevapes has 3ml but still gets pricey and everything isnt available.

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by stateekalmost 11 years ago

To be honest it depends on what you like to vape, I dig the fruit flavours so I wish I had started with:

Bavarian cream

Juicy peach

Strawberry (ripe)

Pineapple

Mango

Coconut

Banana (ripe)

Watermelon

Dragon Fruit

Smooth

Ethyl maltol (cotton candy from TFA)

Sweet raspberry

French vanilla (debatable, maybe vanilla swirl?)

Cheesecake (graham crust)

Vanilla custard

Sweet cream

Pretty well all of those are available from TPA and I would recommend ordering directly from them if you go that route. I know other people like bakery and tobacco juice more than fruit so their lists would look a little different. I ordered a shitload of flavours that I don't use at all now and I regret it. Another thought is to find some recipes that sound good, or clone recipes of juices you know and love and buy those flavours. Good luck!

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by Nicobeakalmost 11 years ago

What type of stuff do you use the smooth in? I have debated ordering some, but I don't really know where it makes a difference

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by stateekalmost 11 years ago

Check out what people write about it in the notes for it here. Gives a pretty idea of what it's used for. If there's a bold flavour that I want to tone down to bring out the more subtle flavours in a recipe I'll use it. I'm still experimenting but it seems useful. Worth having around for sure.

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by [deleted]almost 11 years ago

I would add RY4 Double to this list, and probably Cinnamon Danish and AP.

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by stateekalmost 11 years ago

Good call cinnamon danish is fantastic and who doesn't like nuts

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by Nicobeakalmost 11 years ago

These are the ones I seem to have used the most just starting off fwiw:

Bavarian cream

vanilla swirl

vanilla custard (cap)

strawberry ripe

blueberry wild

coconut extra

graham cracker clear

cinnamon roll (fw)

dulce de leche

peanut butter

marshmallow

Similar to /u/stateek 's list, but there are a few good clone recipes that use those that I fall back on when I get frustrated with my personal creations

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