FA cornish cream tea

[Toddy]

This sounds amazing! I've never made my own juice wouldnt know where to start to be honest.

Might have to start looking into though.

[Perpetua]

Jan 29, 2016 9:50:56 GMT Toddy said:

This sounds amazing! I've never made my own juice wouldnt know where to start to be honest.

Might have to start looking into though.

No dark art to the process Toddy . . . . although some patience is required if you like Custard ( especially ) and Dessert Flavours . . . . ' One Shots ' which are essentially pre-blended flavours are a great way to get started. We are fortunate enough to have a number of Vendors with excellent ranges now for us to buy.

There's several pinned threads on this Board which give you information on the basics, this being one:

allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/thread/51720/mixing-guide-first-time-mixers?page=1

After that, ask as many questions as you like. 

[jtc]

Jan 29, 2016 9:50:56 GMT Toddy said:

This sounds amazing! I've never made my own juice wouldnt know where to start to be honest.

Might have to start looking into though.

Yep you'll never look back

[Toddy]

Jan 29, 2016 20:58:14 GMT Perpetua said:

Jan 29, 2016 9:50:56 GMT Toddy said:

This sounds amazing! I've never made my own juice wouldnt know where to start to be honest.

Might have to start looking into though.

No dark art to the process Toddy . . . . although some patience is required if you like Custard ( especially ) and Dessert Flavours . . . . ' One Shots ' which are essentially pre-blended flavours are a great way to get started. We are fortunate enough to have a number of Vendors with excellent ranges now for us to buy.

There's several pinned threads on this Board which give you information on the basics, this being one:

allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/thread/51720/mixing-guide-first-time-mixers?page=1

After that, ask as many questions as you like. 

That's great thank you. 
I'll check it out. The patience but is where I might struggle. I've seen some recipes and there was 4 to 6 weeks of waiting. 

I can be a little impatient..... I made my own wine once and it never made it into actual bottles 

[Perpetua]

Jan 31, 2016 7:15:01 GMT Toddy said:

Jan 29, 2016 20:58:14 GMT Perpetua said:

No dark art to the process Toddy . . . . although some patience is required if you like Custard ( especially ) and Dessert Flavours . . . . ' One Shots ' which are essentially pre-blended flavours are a great way to get started. We are fortunate enough to have a number of Vendors with excellent ranges now for us to buy.

There's several pinned threads on this Board which give you information on the basics, this being one:

allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/thread/51720/mixing-guide-first-time-mixers?page=1

After that, ask as many questions as you like. 

That's great thank you. 
I'll check it out. The patience but is where I might struggle. I've seen some recipes and there was 4 to 6 weeks of waiting. 

I can be a little impatient..... I made my own wine once and it never made it into actual bottles 

. . . . . now that I do understand!


The simple solution with DIY eliquid is to mix some recipes or pre-blends that don't require much or little steeping time, so you've those to be going on with while the Custards ( as it's those mainly ) steep away.

Then you get to enjoy some handiwork almost immediately - which is good for the interest and confidence. Once you get into a routine/cycle of mixing the recipes that do take time, it's not noticeable as you can always have something well steeped to use.