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Anyone use One Stop flavor? At what percentage? I have all of them and have no idea what percentage to use.
submitted almost 10 years ago by redrosetstc
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by saxguy9345almost 10 years ago

I use lucky shot @ 10-12% in almost anything bakery related. Really one of the best base flavors I've found. Goes great with cap cinnamon Danish, FA Cookie, tfa pumpkin spice and cheesecake mixes.

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by sodakdavealmost 10 years agoOne of "The Damned"

According to this thread they test their flavors in an 85% PG / 15% VG base. Reading through that it looks like you should start at at least 10% and adjust from there.

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by NotCharlesMansonalmost 10 years ago

To add to this, they list which flavors are VG based on their site under the product description.

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by thezepalmost 10 years ago

10-20 percent depending on how strong you want it. Blue note and lucky shot ate my two main go to flavors i just use them standalone at 15%.

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by NotCharlesMansonalmost 10 years ago

The only one I have is Blue Raspberry Slush. It's really good at 12-15% standalone. It doesn't need much of anything added to it. Maybe either 1% EM, .5% INW Raspberry, or I dig .5% FA Lemon Sicily sometimes. Don't forget it's VG based, so make sure you change that in your calculator if you're mixing by weight.

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by McGyverOCalmost 10 years ago

Ok...I disagree...blue raspberry slush works way better w some kind of a blender or smoother flavor like marshmallow @ 4 to 6% some sweet cream and I mix vanilla swirl n yellow cake in that...their Arnold Palmer is good but try adding raspberry vanilla and you'll get a lemon raspberry tea that's incredible...not liking that they put "high fructose corn syrup" in that Lucky Shot but I use this as a base for my caramels...Kimberly says adding key lime creates that key lime pie...I'd say the 10 to 15 percent range works best...

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by TURBOCAPSLOCKalmost 10 years ago

I will say Slush is probably my favorite standalone flavor, but I agree it's better w/ added flavor notes. My preferred addition has been tfa sour at .5% as of late. Sweet cream is another good one, but I've found I prefer tfa sweet raspberry to slush when mixing with sweet cream.

My standard slush mix is 18% w/ .5% tfa sour max VG. Seems a little high, but is needed when you're not using any PG besides the sour imo. 8% tfa sweet raspberry + 4% sweet cream is the other mix I mentioned. These are two of my favorite shake n vape/shit I ran outta juice/I'm too lazy to mix anything interesting recipes lol.

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by ___on___on___almost 10 years ago

Wasn't a big fan of the cactus cooler flavor, and never went back. Would love to hear if people have flavors they like from them.

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