Perpetua's Butterscotch Bliss

[jtc]

Great
Also do you think the ddl is a must?
Just I ain't too keen on that

[bioxx]

Just yesterday I searched here for a butterscotch and didn't find it. I think the forum search indexing is a bit lacking, nothing anyone can do about that.

Anyway here it is now. Thank you for that, will buy the concentrates as soon as I get inside.

[jtc]

I'm thinking of trying fa condensed milk. I've only tried capella ddl and I hate the stuff. It seems to have an overwhelming chemical taste for me like capella cake batter eyyyak

[Perpetua]

Apr 12, 2017 0:45:40 GMT jtc said:

Also do you think the ddl is a must?
Just I ain't too keen on that

Probably not jtc if it's really not to your liking, or you could cut it back to 0.5% . . . . again at the time it was a flavour we used quite regularly as it was one of the few readily available! I'd maybe sub it for a little CCW Devon Cream now.

[jtc]

Hmmm I have the ccw so I'll give that a shot thanks. Fingers crossed on this one for my tastes. I can't believe how weak and poor the recipes I've tried so far are

[bioxx]

There's a sweetener in this mix. So what sweetener do you experts use??? I have one but it doesn't really do much, or I'm just too thick.

[jtc]

I use TPA or cap super sweet and I can't tell any differenc tbh. I think they're both sucralose

[bioxx]

Apr 12, 2017 5:03:18 GMT jtc said:

I use TPA or cap super sweet and I can't tell any differenc tbh. I think they're both sucralose

Ok, thank you. I think I'm of shopping now.

Seems like Chef's site isn't working atm.

[jtc]

Apr 12, 2017 5:04:56 GMT bioxx said:

Apr 12, 2017 5:03:18 GMT jtc said:

I use TPA or cap super sweet and I can't tell any differenc tbh. I think they're both sucralose

Ok, thank you. I think I'm of shopping now.

Seems like Chef's site isn't working atm.

Hopefully they're making improvements and adding options for 100ml bottles of everything

[minime]

Isn't cap supper sweet just splendour in PG.

[jtc]

Apr 12, 2017 5:21:39 GMT minime said:

Isn't cap supper sweet just splendour in PG.

Maybe but I can't taste the difference

[Perpetua]

Apr 12, 2017 4:48:00 GMT jtc said:

Hmmm I have the ccw so I'll give that a shot thanks. Fingers crossed on this one for my tastes. I can't believe how weak and poor the recipes I've tried so far are

Perhaps use 2% of that jtc . . . . . *gulp* no pressure then!

Apr 12, 2017 4:59:29 GMT bioxx said:

There's a sweetener in this mix. So what sweetener do you experts use??? I have one but it doesn't really do much, or I'm just too thick.

I always use a sucralose based one bioxx . . . . EM does nothing whatsoever for my tastes, although I don't go mad ratio wise - but I do like to have some sweetening effect!

Apr 12, 2017 5:03:18 GMT jtc said:

I use TPA or cap super sweet and I can't tell any differenc tbh. I think they're both sucralose 

They are . . . . although Capella's is more concentrated so you ought to be able to cut back on ratio's if you use it instead of a ' regular ' strength. 

forum.e-liquid-recipes.com/t/super-sweet-by-capella-or-sweetener-by-tfa/29681

Lots of reviews here: vapable.com/product/capella-concentrated-sucralose-sweetener/

www.capellaflavors.com/products/super-sweet-concentrated-liquid-sucralose-sweetener-4oz.html

[jtc]

Awww thanks Perpetua. I didn't realise it was more concentrated so I'll keep that in mind

[iLardyboy]

1% Super Sweet would be too much in this mix, it's nice and sweet with the TPA version. Capella's is probably double the strength or more.

Also FW Dulce de Leche is very nice, and I think would go perfectly instead of the TPA one.

PS can't believe this post was 3 years ago Perpetua lol

[Perpetua]

Apr 12, 2017 20:18:39 GMT iLardyboy said:

PS can't believe this post was 3 years ago Perpetua lol

The time has certainly flown by iLardyboy . . . . largely in a frenzy of concentrate buying for me!

The choice we've got on flavours is epic compared to the early days, it doesn't seem possible we used to scratch around looking for a half decent selection.

DIY/home mixing has sure come a long way in so many respects.