What I did was went to E liquid recipes.com found recipes I wanted to do then order those specific flavors . I figured if I ordered specifically for certain recipe I would be able to do exactly what I wanted and then have flavors left over to experiment with, versus ordering a bunch of random flavors that sounded good and might not possibly work together well

• it was very cheap too

• B&M "premium juice" is usually about $25 for a 30ml.

• online retailers is ~$20 for 120ml give or take depending on depth of recipe

• DIY was ~$30 so far for $360ml of ejuice with 10(!) possible recipes. not Counting the differences in strength you could do. (I can't do the math, there's a lot of possible recipes here.)

• That much retail juice would have cost $300 and you can only find so many variations.

Dive into the rabbit hole that is the monthly recipe threads. There are over 2 years worth of them with many delicious recipes. The more you look at, the more you can see common flavors used in each one. Jot them down on a piece of paper or a file on your computer. Any recipe you see that you may like, store away for your personal use.

How I've built my flavor collection was I took the money I spent on vendor juice per month and bought any flavors that I wanted. Most were from recipes I saw here, others were just flavors i wanted to work with. Literally 2 or 3 months of that and you are set for a very long time.

Start off with little bottles, unless it's something you just know you're gonna use often (like TFA's Ripe Strawberry for example, can never have enough of that) until you can see what flavors you use the most.

Seek the sidebar for all the information you can ever need. Also use the search bar for common questions you might have. I was a lurker for awhile before I posted anything here.

Check out the Best Recipies of 2015 here on r/DIY_ejuice, it is literally a list of the best recipies that were published on here last year, and buy all ingredients for the recipies that sound like they best fit your profile plus everything needed to make Rhononite . Also when you search ELR make sure you search by rating (just click where it says rating)that way you know if a recipie has been well received by multiple people.

Several different creams, pre made cereal bases, and complimenting fruits.

Start looking around e-liquid-recipes.com or this sub. I would recommend starting with other peoples' recipes first then once you get a good feel for your flavors and percentages and mixing you will be able to start being creative

idk if im the majority, but I switched to clone my favorite commercial juice. Then based my flavors off that flavor profile (peanut butter, no banana). After that, I ordered exotic fruit flavors to cleanse my palate of the peanut butter mixes. That way if I get used to my ADV then I switch it and everything tastes new again. My trick is to go on opposite sides of the spectrum to get my palate used to the opposite flavor profile and then switch.

You know exactly what I mean trill. Yeah can already tell that sometimes I'm not buying a woke bottle of flavor just cause a recipe calls for it. A lot of times close enough will have to be good enough

for the rice crispy i tried three different mixes:

• 8% Marshmallow
• 8% Rice crunchies

~too much flavoring, tastes like plain VG

• 9% Marshmallow
• 3% Rice crunchies

~marshmallow should be called mutemallow, can't taste anything

• 3% Marshmallow

• 9% Rice crunchies

~very good, has a very silky mouth feel, can taste the rice crunchies but don't really get the flavor of MM, maybe after more steeping it will become more pronounced.

https://www.reddit.com/r/DIY_eJuice/comments/49ykd2/im_on_the_train/d0vwf14

That does look amazing, I have had very poor experiences with any strawberry milk flavored juices i've bought retail though, they all end up with a wood stick after taste. I'll give it a shot after these juices though! Thank you for the recommendation.