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Looking for an apricot, nectarine, peach, and mango.
submitted over 8 years ago by EdHuCast

Been working on a flavor and decided to seek some flavor advice. It's a cream base with the mentioned fruits above to compliment it, with a crumble.

Starting with apricot I have INW and CAP and can't seem to find the right spot. INW one is super strong been playing with it at .25% and the CAP at like 2-3%. Is there a better apricot out there?

Nectarine is from TPA and so far no real complaints with it. Just curious if someone has one they like better.

I have juicy peach from TPA is juicy peach from CAP much better? Also heard that white peach from FA is nice.

Mango is the toughest flavor I have to mix into this. I have INW mango which is has a strong peel/pine taste to it for me. CAP sweet mango and I also get a peel taste in this one, but at low % not too bad. Last is Purilum Mango (golden eye) which is so far the best I have, but a bit candy taste to it perhaps. Hard for me to pin it down.

Thanks in advanced for the advance.

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by EdibleMalfunctionover 8 years agoThat Sugar Cookie Guy

INW Peach is my jam for recipes like this. For a good Peach I do 1% of INW and 0.75% of TFA

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by EdHuCastover 8 years ago

Ooo thank you for the advice. Would of probably ignored it. Also thank you for the %.

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by EdibleMalfunctionover 8 years agoThat Sugar Cookie Guy

Actually I lied. For something like this do 1.75 and 1%. Feel free to piggy back off my recipe if you wish. It seems like the direction you are trying to head in.

https://alltheflavors.com/recipes/13208#cobbled_peach_by_ediblemalfunction

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by EdHuCastover 8 years ago

This is what I have right now:

Apricot CAP 2%

Apricot INW .1%

Blackcurrent INW 1%

Cream (pdo) Real Flavors 1%

Golden Eye Pruilum .75%

Graham Cracker v1 .25%

Marshmallow CAP .5%

Nectarine TPA 3%

Juicy Peach TPA 4%

Sweet Ice Cream OoO 3%

Sweet Mango CAP .1%

Torrone FA .5%

Vanilla Wafer 1.25 %

Still testing it as it has only been a week since I made it. The fruits are slowly blending in nicely and the ice cream is coming through. Probably going to increase wafer to 2% and graham cracker to .4 % Just waiting to see hwo the fruits will come through though. Mango i think is pushing the rest back a little so may even take it out completely. Have the black current in there to add a jam effect. It's something that I've seen a couple of times mentioned and have been told that.

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by goldfish18over 8 years agoWinner of the 1st DIYorDIE World Mixing Championship

https://www.reddit.com/r/DIY_eJuice/wiki/index/flavor_reviews

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by EdHuCastover 8 years ago

No nectarine and only 1 apricot which makes me not want that apricot.

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by HashSlingingSlashurover 8 years ago

That one apricot is very good

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by EdHuCastover 8 years ago

I will have to get it then and taste it. Thank you.

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by FuzzIVXXover 8 years ago

Might want to look at FLV Mango

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by EdHuCastover 8 years ago

Tyvm

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by Ernie_is_deadover 8 years ago

I don't know much yet, but I do know that for an Apricot you should get FA Apricot. It's really good. Also it counters the harshness that many peach flavors have.

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by EdHuCastover 8 years ago

Thank you. Will get. Nice tip too.

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by WorstAdviceROCover 8 years ago

Go buy MF Nectarine. It's the most amazing concentrate ever!

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by Code_Xanaover 8 years agoPâtissier

Can you do a mini flavor review for it? It's a bit expensive to just try.

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by WorstAdviceROCover 8 years ago

ECX has it for $3.99 per 5ml, plus 25% off. I'm not the greatest with flavor reviews, but remember that nectarine baby food? Dead ringer. It's juicy, full, and complete. There is not one thing that could be better. Even as a single flavor @0.3%-1% it's great, or add 1.5% Holy Vanilla for a whole different experience. (Wish I could remember who to credit for that)

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by EdHuCastover 8 years ago

Oo will do. Thank you.

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