There was a comment a bit ago about TFA Cinnamon Spice, and as I've been pushing it, I thought I should write something. Such a great flavor!
It's strong. It's absurdly strong. I can't even imagine it at 1%. One 'drop' for 10ml (0.005%) is a good primary cinnamon vape. One drop for 20ml (0.0025%) is Mmm, there's a nice warm hint of cinnamon there, I like how it brings out the vanilla!"
By way of example, though, this works pretty well:
Spanish Custard
Vanillin (10% solution) 7%
E. Vanillin (10% solution) 7%
TFA Vanilla Custard v2 3%
TFA Cinnamon Spice * 0.0025%
Sweetener ** 0.15%
(* Really. One little drop per 20ml. Sooo strong, really good. It takes a good long steep to mellow even at this concentration, going from "Cinnamon with vanilla" to "Spanish Custard" at about a month.)
(** I mix Sucrulose and Stevia from powder, but either would be fine. 3 drops for 20ml)
On the upside, it's really economical, and doesn't taste like Cinnamon Roll/Danish, which I'm deeply tired of.
When did they reformulate? It has always been strong as hell from my experience. And definitely one of my favorite cinnamon flavors, too.
Sounds awesome! When did they make a change to it? Had no idea.
I don't think they did. They have 5 "cinnamon" flavors; Cinnamon Danish, Cinnamon, 2 versions of Cinnamon Red Hot, and Cinnamon Spice. The first reference I read to it, here or ECF, was a warning about potency, so I only bought the small TFA sample. From the link: "very strong - try at 1% or less (use very sparingly)"
It's really just like freshly ground cinnamon powder floating loose in your vapor. I note that unlike the Cinnamon Red Hot, it doesn't have the plastic tank warning, but does have the allergy warning.
I wonder how they make that much cinnamon essential oil water soluble without any surfactant. (http://shop.perfumersapprentice.com/componentlist.aspx?sku_search=345959). The other components don't act as surfactants AFAIK. Maybe PG does (I know PPG does)? Any chemists around?
Having said that, I do love me some cinnamon, have to give it a try. Thanks for the post.