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Double the percentage as the coconut extra is very potent. The coconut extra seems to take a week or two to blend in to any mix so it may be about the same with the standard coconut. Go easy on the Acetyl though as a little bit too much can completely overpower the mix. Hope you enjoy it scubadude

I've done every Custard recipe here bar the ones with fruit, there isnt a bad one amongst them they’re all good! scroll down the page as there are more without fruits (where it mentions sweetener 1% I use 1 - 2 drops EM per 20ml I find it is very sweet)

There is a lot of vanilla in there which will smooth/tame the custard, if you think whisking it caused issues try without whisking.

Found the video !

'I'm whisking a good deal of the flavour out (in the aeration of it)' makes sense to me, and I was just about to start doing it having moved from mixing in bottles to mixing in measuring jars, when I saw this:




Not sure it's an absolute, I know some people swear by whizzing, but, I allways think if what your doing is not working, try something else! Be interested to hear if your experiment works!





Cant seem to get the video to work, but here is the text link   "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzODbmZnyTY&feature=youtu.be"

Hi scubadude, do you find the same thing happening with ready made juices or is it just the home made ones?

I saw a video somewhere that did a comparison test between different methods of steeping, and whisking it with a frothier came out by far the worst, though never tried it myself. Would post a link but can't find it now.

I've been mixing for a few months, but, unlike you, I do nearly all tobacco juices. Have been finding that my experience of both shop and home made ones varies a lot. Couple of months ago was finding homemade ones too weak, then they got to taste much better, perfect, even, now I'm finding them too strong! My everyday ready made juice from 3 months ago, which I loved, I'm now not so keen on. I tend to mix at over 20% as do you, except with Flavour Arts, some of which I am mixing at as little as 3% with good results so far.

Don't think it's your flavours, all good brands.

I have found that a a good stir, a couple of shakes, then time (usually around 2-3 weeks for complex recipes) is the best steeper.

Have realised that Vaping is not (for me anyway) ever going to be the totally consistent experience that the ciggies were, and enjoy the variety, taking the rough with the smooth kind of thing.

Good luck with the mixing!

flavors from which company you use for your mixes ??? 

You have to keep changing flavours because once your palette gets used to a particular flavour it starts to taste of nothing. If I vape custard it tastes great for a day or two then it becomes tasteless. I then go onto a menthol vape for a day or two then back on the custard and it tastes good again.