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Using single flavor sample tests to prototype mixes
submitted over 8 years ago by VAPORMARKProud Sidebar Reader!

For example, a few drops of CAP Vanilla Whipped Cream (2% mix) painted on one coil of an RDA and a few drops of CAP Cereal 27 (4% mix) painted on the other coil. This tastes closer to Rice Crispy Treats than other recipes found on ELR.

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by Tiptup300over 8 years ago

I don't switch out my cotton as much as I should but that usually ends up helping me because I'll try one juice an apple Custard for a bit.

Then something like a horchata and the second juice will sometimes really resonate with one of the Concentrates in the first juice. Then I'll know to throw that resonate concentrate into the second juice and then ill have an idea of how to make a new recipe.

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by tylurnt1over 8 years ago

I've done that a few times. It's a pretty neat way of seeing what the general taste would be like. So cereal 27 is better for rice Kristin's than TPA rice crunches and FW Krispy treat??

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by fuckniggabitchover 8 years ago

For rice crispies idk, but for rice kristens youre in the completely wrong genre of flavors for sure

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by VAPORMARKover 8 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

Yes. I'm mixing up a batch of Vanilla Whipped Cream and Cereal 27 tomorrow for a proper taste test. The recipe I used for the Treats was something like this, but I subbed the FW concentrate.

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by osomcbover 8 years ago

I do not use a rebuildable coil design any ideas on percentages for a vape mixed?

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by chewymidgetover 8 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

Then just use the percentages OP posted together and go from there.

Really, getting an RDA will save you a bunch of money on coils when testing out mixes.

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