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Just no taste
submitted over 9 years ago by dekc_bu

Hi there, I'm trying DIY and every juice I make it just doesn't taste much like anything compared to a commercial one.

Now I'm vaping this:

4% Vanilla

5% Strawberry Organic

7% Chocolate coconut almond candy bar

There is only a subtle taste of coconut, can't taste the strawberry at all.

I tried like 20 times with different aromas and %, I keep the flavor from 7 to 17 % but still no results in taste. I also steep the juices for a minimum of 4 days before vaping.

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4 points
 
by BriarMagic13over 9 years ago

Most commercial juices have a ton of sweeteners in them, so if new to no Comercial juice that could be why you taste buds don't recognize it as strongly.

1 points
 
by dekc_buover 9 years ago

Maybe, in fact my friends tell me that they do taste, some good, some bad and some like piss!

And what about this one: ACETYL PYRAZINE, is it worthy to use?

2 points
 
by ChurchOfSkatanover 9 years agoMixologist

I might be wrong on this, but AP is a bakery type additive. Using it dessert rescipes with cake, as well as in Tobacco recipes is ideal to really make the flavours pop.

1 points
 
by BriarMagic13over 9 years ago

I've never used it personally as a stand alone enhancer, just with some flavors that have it mixed in with it already. Other people who have used it could answer you better than I could.

1 points
 
by s0maticaover 9 years ago

It has a buttery, nutty flavor to it. A few RY4 recipes call for it. I use it and like it. It's strong, esp. if not pre-diluted, so keep percentage low.

edit: from TFA site: "Roasted, nutty, bready and yeasty, with popcorn and corn chip nuances. good for graham cracker flavors (enhancer)"

0 points
 
by aenigmeover 9 years ago

I use Acetyl Pyrazine at 0.5% (3 drops per 15ml) with RY4 and Black Honey

3 points
 
by munchidkover 9 years ago

Try less. Sometimes to much knocks your taste out

1 points
 
by dekc_buover 9 years ago

Less than 7%?

2 points
 
by munchidkover 9 years ago

Yea. Start at 3. What company are the flavors.

1 points
 
by dekc_buover 9 years ago

Vanilla is mom&pop, the others TFA

3 points
 
by m_i_rover 9 years ago

Don't toss it out...for an experiment, add the same amount of Pg/vg, essentially reducing flavor % in half

2 points
 
by dekc_buover 9 years ago

I still have to understand, too much flavor it's the same as too little?

5 points
 
by m3llowfellowover 9 years ago

I think its more like too much of different flavors cancel each other out. You need to find the right balance between them. Keep in mind I'm no expert at this.

Also it might be the setup you're using, try different flavors do they taste better?

Try simple recipes with a couple of ingredients (e.g. nana cream), before mixing something more complex.

2 points
 
by m_i_rover 9 years ago

SORTA..."too much" flavor(s) can overwhelm your taste buds/olfactory senses. It MIGHT taste good the first inhale or two, then you won't perceive if afterwords

2 points
 
by porckchopRAVover 9 years ago

Id start by cutting your %'s in half at least, and also if you are steeping it with heat for four days then that might be too much. But a lot of sweet juices will cancel out all of the other flavors in the mixture, so having too high a % will make it taste bland.

2 points
 
by 9hostover 9 years ago

I dont know about your specific flavors but I found that generally, strawberry is weak in a mix and easily overpowered and coconut takes over, as does chocolate from what I found.

Have you tried the chocolate coconut by itself(+vg/pg) before? Do you actually taste chocolate/coconut?

1 points
 
by dekc_buover 9 years ago

No maybe that's a mistake on my side, I never tried single flavor juices.

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by Twistedfexerover 9 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

You should really mix a small 5-10ml batch of all your flavors alone to understand how they taste then make dual mixes like starberry & chocolate etc etc, and as get an understanding of single/dual mixes you are better prepared for complicated mixes in a sence.

2 points
 
by ChurchOfSkatanover 9 years agoMixologist

You might be better off mixing small batches of each flavour individually at small %s. Learn what they taste like and how much to add, and then dive into multiple flavour mixes. DIY juice making really tests your ability to taste, and that's something you will pick up along the way.

1 points
 
by abdadaover 9 years agoI will rip you a new one if you don't use the sidebar & search.

Flavor brand?

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by dekc_buover 9 years ago

vanilla cream (Mom&Pop)

and 5 from TFA

1 points
 
by bewenchedover 9 years ago

I think you have too much of the Chocolate in there.

1 points
 
by dekc_buover 9 years ago

Just tried another one that was lying around for a week.

TFA Organic Strawberry 7%

Mom&Pop Vanilla Cream 7%

All I can taste is a hint of vanilla, it seems to me like just a warm and sweet steam with little to zero taste.

1 points
 
by seabterryover 9 years agoMixologist

I got no idea what % to start at with Mom and Pop, but do you have another Strawberry lying around? Maybe TFA Strawberry Ripe? How did you choose which flavors to order? This seems like a strange group of flavorings.

1 points
 
by dekc_buover 9 years ago

Mom&Pop got it from a friend, the others from chefsvapour.

I have:

TFA

Cubano, Turkish Tobacco, Organic Strawberry, Honey (aka PISS), Chocolate....(bounty flavor)

2 points
 
by seabterryover 9 years agoMixologist

I'm sorry to say that you need some flavors. Check the sidebar for "My First Order Flavors".

1 points
 
by surfishermanover 9 years ago

Imo it's rare (even for master mixers) to have something be incredible immediately after mixing , steeping time is very very important.

It takes time to become a very good mixer .

1 points
 
by Beerand93octaneover 9 years ago

Strawberry is really hard to taste

1 points
 
by Twistedfexerover 9 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

In a complex mix yes, stand-alone it shouldn't..

1 points
 
by surfishermanover 9 years ago

FA Forest Fruit was good right after mixing but most are not imo.

1 points
 
by Shiby92over 9 years ago

Diy-ejuice.com has suggested mixing %s for individual flavours. I can vouch too much flavour can result in less flavour

1 points
 
by erp0432over 9 years ago

Which nicotine are you using?

1 points
 
by dekc_buover 9 years ago

Revolute, 11 mg/ml 50/50

My juices at 3mg

1 points
 
by SolanaceaeEnthusiastover 9 years ago

try again with half % of all that

more isnt better

1 points
 
by dekc_buover 9 years ago

Do you put water in your juices or only VG and PG?

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