I thought I could taste ws-23 alone. Boy I was fooled. It’s like eating a block of ice. My jaw bones where aching and hurt to inhale air. My face is on fire as if it I had muscle rub on it.
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Warning DO NOT TASTE WS-23
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Warning DO NOT TASTE please
Please don’t taste. I thought I could taste ws-23 alone. Boy I was fooled. It’s like eating a block of ice. My jaw bones where aching and hurt to inhale air. My face is on fire as if it I had muscle rub on it.
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iQOS smoking
Hello all! I switched from regular smoking to heated tobacco products around 3 months ago. I’ve noticed a huge difference especially when doing sports.
What do you think about iQOS cigarettes, are they less toxic?
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One Stop DIY Shop Single Flavor and One Shot Tests by SessionDrummer
Having heard more and more about this company, and not seeing a lot of detailed information on them, I decided to take some of them on. OSDIY offers both Blends (One-Shots) and Single Flavors, so I decided to do a few of each.
All will be mixed at the listed percentages, and tested on the SteamCrave RDTA v.1 with dual Kanthal, 7 wrap vertical coils, with fresh cotton and dry burned coils in between tests. Will start out with a 1 week steep and see how they fare.
Single Flavors:
Baked Cinnamon Roll (OSDIY) 8%
Wild CherryLicious (OSDIY) 4%
Blends / One-Shots:
Blue Note (OSDIY) 10%
Butterscotch Malt (OSDIY) 10%
Choco-Yum Cake (OSDIY) 10%
Lotta Latte (OSDIY) 10%
Lucky Shot (OSDIY) 10%
RJ4 (OSDIY) 10%
Mexican Fried Ice Cream (OSDIY) 10%
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Looking for device
My aunt need a device she has use the wismec hiflask so and wants somethng new…anything similar ???
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Vanilla Custard by Dan_the_Ma
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Crispiness to waffles?
How DO i get crispiness notes to My waffle recipe? Someone WHO have tested Rice crunchies of you Want crispiness?
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Brand new and figuring things out
I’ve decided to delve into the world of mixing my own vape juice due to cost and frustration with available flavors. Many of the commercially available flavors I’ve tried just don’t hit the notes I want. I’m trying to avoid pitfalls and figure out a starting place for flavors to pick up and hopefully somebody has my same tastes or can point me in the direction of some good flavors.
The only real brands I’ve found that I like are Silverback Jenny (love the menthol), Booboo, Humble Peewee Keewee, And twist melon/mixed berry.
I find most dessert flavors not that good (Even though I really wanted to like them) - none of the custards I try capture the creamy eggy flavor I expect and aren’t sweet enough.
What are some good flavors that can match the notes I want? If anyone has tried those juices out. And perhaps someone can convert me to the dessert side?
I’m open to any and all suggestions because I am still very very new.
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Shipping care package
I haven’t sent any e-liquid to my (adult) kids up north (PA) in a while but am wondering if there have been any changes of late with USPS shipping. It’s been about 8 months since the last time I sent them some via USPS (at that time it was perfectly legal and I declared that it was “vape liquid” when sending) - Does anyone have any recent experience with posting e-liquid within the states?
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Dead Rabbit SE 🐇
I’m loving this RDA!!! 
Flavor + Clouds galore 
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I didn’t read up on it ahead of time. I bought it as a substitute for a different RDA I wanted that they said sold out. I had my reservations but I liked the raised angled rabbit ears and wanted to give it a try. I think I can say it’s my new favorite at the moment.
I say if you have thought about it at all, cast away your doubts and pull the trigger.
Anybody else using this? You know how I’m liking it, lets hear your opinion good or bad, pros and cons.
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Game Changer- request to UK engineers
The Rotary tools used to power the GC all share the same spindle thread. The thread is a .275" x 40 British Standard Whitworth thread. It was developed for watchmakers lathes over 100 years ago and is obsolete and very hard to find. I’m told Dremel began using it to discourage knockoff products. (didn’t work) It has a unique geometry and must be used.
I have found these available from China. Delivery time is 3 to 6 weeks and I have ordered them but don’t have much confidence in their tools. Being British Standard Whitworth I have searched UK websites without success. If anyone in the UK or ? can locate a non Chinese version, I would be very appreciative. Thank you in advance and please don’t go to any trouble.
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Hellvape MD MTL RTA
Has anyone got one of these, and if so, what is the secret to wicking the $%@! Thing???
Can’t seem to stop it from leaking though the airflow. Very annoying when a whole tank full ends up on the bench. Just lucky it wasn’t on a mod at the time…
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Has anyone had the smell of Ant Spray, WD-40 or Metal cleaner seep into your E-Liquid Bottles/Flavorings?
This is going to be a long message so bear with my guys. I quit smoking back in 2015 and have never had this problem until now. I first started getting into DIY Mixing and have been loving it! First 5 mixes were AMAZING! But until now, the rest were… Too bland. I found out I wasn’t using the right sweetener. I was using Liquid Barn Sweetener but at .04 grams and even tried it at 1% but it was still lacking in sweetness. I have Capella Super Sweet now and have a half of a 30ML bottle left. However, here’s where things started getting weird. I know it’s not my flavorings or bottles because they never smelled or tasted like this until I had my back door open and neighbors started spraying Raid Ant Spray late at night. I don’t know how but some of the smell got into my vape bottles and I had to throw them away. My dad sprayed WD-40 and Metal Cleaner one day and it circulated through the A/C and came into my room while I was changing my cotton and ruined my brand new coils. I had to throw away the coils and cotton, soak my RTA and Dripper in hot water for an hour and a half to get the smell out and it worked but still. Now I’m at a hotel since we’re having work done so we can sell our house and I was curious because I’ve tried looking everywhere online for this problem but either nobody has had this problem, or they have had it but don’t want to admit it. My question is, has anyone had an Ant Spray, WD-40 Or Metal Cleaner smell somehow seep into their E-Liquid bottles or Flavoring bottles? I’ve just been throwing them away every time I smelled it, did the drop on your hand and taste test, and worst of all vaped it in my RTA or Dripper that had that smell in there and had to throw the bottle away as well as clean my RTA and Dripper, dry burn the coils, clean off the deck, rewick and hope the next bottle doesn’t have it since my taste buds get used to that taste and they start to think it’s “Normal” I’ve already gone through 6 bottles and might have to throw away a few more because of this. Has anyone ran into this problem? Any help would be greatly appreciated
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Hello introduction and What can I make not working?
Hi, I’m a noobie ,I have just started mixing about a month ago and already I own 50+ flavours. I have added them all to my flavour stash, including 20 new ones purchased today but it keeps giving me the same 5 pages of reciepes (most of which are mainly the same reciepes repeated by other users) , despite adding the new flavours. Help lol. I’ve been reading this forum for several months now but only yesterday opened an account. Looking forward to embracing this community and picking up as many tips as I can. My first few batches have all been quite muted. So my first challenge is working out correct percentages for each flavour.
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To POD or not to POD
To POD or not to POD
- I POD (not ipod!)
- No thanks have better rebuildable stuff
- I am Dual
0 voters
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Pugsley gets all familiar with the Dovpo Top Gear DNA250c Mod
Dovpo Top gear DNA250c 200w Mod
You want to know how fickle I actually am?..My interest in today’s device was piqued purely because it was called the ‘Top Gear’…which happens to be my favourite TV show of all time…or at least it was…before that bumbling buffoon in the above gif threw a wobbly and punched the producer over a fucking cold buffet, resulting in the whole team getting fired…I mean shit, I love a good buffet (you don’t say), but I don’t think I’d ruin my career over one…
You’re right…I probably would, but…I digress. That show OBVIOUSLY has absolutely fuck all to do with anything even remotely relevant to today (since when has that stopped you)…That’s a good point actually, and the vague promise of at least 2 out of the 3 biggest distractions in my life being mentioned in a vape review is enough make me meander off onto a path filled with selfish indulgence that will mean absolutely nada to anyone other than me (again…since when has that stopped you)…yet another good point, and actually…why isn’t there a TV show called 'Boobs, Buffets & Brum Brums??..I mean I’m no expert…in anything…but that shit would sell right?..Am I on to something there…?..Anyone??
See…I’m doing it again.
Best drive erratically straight into this review before I start posting boob gifs…
Oops…there it is…
So if you could all make sure your folding trays and seat backs are in their full upright position…
As we prepare to take off into a journey of absolute nonsense, cleverly disguised as some kind of informative vape review…or some shit…who the fuck knows…we can but hope…
Shall we…
Welcome back my furiously fluffy fast cats, back again with more of the same, except this time, maybe not so much, as the device I have for you today is not something I have seen for a while…ok it’s actually not that long, but in vape terms?..It could almost be considered nostalgic for me, which…admittedly, isn’t difficult to achieve, seeing as I can’t actually remember what I did yesterday thanks to my past being ever so slightly more dubious and checkered than a knock off chess board…‘Top Gear’ meant something completely different in those days…
However…one thing is for damn certain, I do remember receiving a device last year that I absolutely loved, and still do to this day. It had one of the best finishes I’ve ever seen, was designed by someone I very much respect, and was made by the same company that manufactures the device I am reviewing today, and that device was the…it was the…erm…you know…the…oooh tippy tonguey…theeeeeee
Topside Carbon!..Thank you for that, and you’ll see why that device is very much relevant to this review a little later…if it is, which it might not be, who the fuck really knows (shrugs)
SO…
Let’s get down to business, because on the surface, today’s device has the potential to be something really, actually quite special, and I for one was very excited when I saw it land on my doorstep, thanks to good old Mr Peng, and courtesy of the awesome company he works for, Dovpo, I present to you; The Dovpo Top Gear DNA250c Mod…please press play before you look at the images…it’ll make absolutely no sense at all to anyone who’s not English 
[audio mp3=“https://steampugs.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Top-Gear.mp3”][/audio]
Look familiar? It should, it shares more than a passing resemblance to the Dovpo Topside Carbon…
However, a more than mild resemblance, and a similar name, is pretty much all these things have in common. No sir…there ain’t no squonking to be found on this little number, just a straight out vape mod…with more than a few little tricks up it’s crushed carbon and resin sleeve…
The Lowdown
The Dovpo Top Gear is a 200w, dual 18650 device that is kept in check by arguably the ‘best in class’ chip…the DNA 250c. Now…that alone would get a vast swathe of vapers all up in a tizz, scrambling for their wallets and ignoring everything I write from here on in, so I could just stop now…but I won’t, mainly because there’s a lot that needs to be said here…but partly because I’ve been on furlough since March and I have little else to do on my Sunday ‘write days’…unlike my other days…when I’m incredibly ‘busy’…(ahem).
SO!..Let’s take a closer look, firstly, we may as well get this out of the way, the DNA250c chip by Evolve. If you’ve sought out this review because you want to know more about the Top Gear then this will undoubtedly come as no surprise. Every single time someone brings out a mod with this chip in it, there is always a noticeable ‘bustle’ in the vape community, especially from the Temp Control gang…as they adjust the crotch area of their neatly ‘ironed down the middle’ jeans so as to hide any visible over excitement…it is after all, the super model of the Mod chip world, coveted by just about everyone in the mass produced mod industry. And why?..Because the damned thing can change just about every single setting, and cover every combination of every permutation that you can possibly dream up in that fuzzy little geek noggin.
Me?..Oh it’s completely wasted on me, I’m a straight shooting high wattage/Voltage user who believes Temperature Control is a waste of mine, yours, my friends, and indeed…my dog’s time. No…I don’t care that you love it, I don’t give a shit if you think I should love it, and my dog is too busy licking her own lady garden after pissing on my…non…lady garden…to give a flying fuck about temperature control vaping, mainly because… she’s a dog/spawn of Satan…although she does seem quite intrigued by squonking…make of that what you will.
However…it’s not 100% completely wasted. I know the vast majority of you will be aware of the EScribe software and it’s capabilities with regards to DNA Chips, but on the off chance that there may well be a couple of you that haven’t a clue what I’m on about, in short…if you download the EScribe software to your computer, and then plug your mod into the same computer, you can use the EScribe software to alter every conceivable setting within your device…and I do mean everything, It is quite simply…nerd central. The DNA chips are a wealth of (to me) useless information…
I have no doubt at all that there is a posse of plume chuckers who keep pens in their shirt pockets…that almost faint at the prospect, but… do you know what I do with it?..I do this…
Because I’m a narcissistic arsehole.
But don’t let that confuse you and think that I don’t respect the DNA chips, because I absolutely do. Strip down the gargantuan amount of bells and whistles and what you are left with is quite simply one of…if not ‘the’…most accurate chips on the market, something which many people hold in high regard. I’d like to say I was one of those people, however…I have, over the years, taught myself, with countless hours of rigorous training, to come up with my own personal, fine tuned, method of finding my perfect ‘sweet spot’ with vaping…
Power is too high - Turn it down.
Power is too low - Turn it up.
Now that may seem a little convoluted to you, but I promise you, if you are willing to push yourself and really put in the effort in learning this method…it will serve you well…you can do it, I have faith in you.
But the goodies don’t stop at the chip, if you set your mind back to when the Topside Carbon was released, you may remember an accompanying video that was released showing just how much of a pain in the ass this funky looking material was too make…
Nope, it’s not a vinyl sticker, it is in fact a highly compressed mix of shredded carbon fiber and resin, and once again…Dovpo have released another video to show just what goes into making these highly durable coatings…as well as the rest of the damned thing. I have to say, from a completely non-nerd point of view…I find this fascinating…it’s like the best episode of ‘How it’s made’ ever…
Keep this video in mind when we come to the price.
Whatever this carbon material is actually called, I for one am a huge fan of it. It’s incredibly durable, doesn’t scratch off, doesn’t fade, and feels really really nice in the hand, plus…it also looks the part…
And with the Dovpo Top Gear being a tad undeniably ‘boxy’ …the smooth finish on the carbon is a welcome addition, it’s something I loved about the Topside, and I love it equally on the Top Gear.
Now, down the front we have the 0.96” Full Color TFT Screen as well as the usual array of ‘DNA’ buttons, up, down, and select, as well as the fire button and micro USB. It’s ever so slightly more complicated to navigate that a normal mod, but it won’t take you long to get your head around it.
The fire button however…is a slightly different issue for me, and we’ll come to why at the end of the review.
At the bottom of the Dovpo Top Gear we have something that has a had a bit of an overhaul…
And that’s the battery door. Owners of the Topside will no doubt pick up on this instantly, because this was the only real area that let the Topside down. It’s still made of the same material, Aluminum Alloy, and still operates in roughly the same way…
But take a look at just how heavy duty those clasps are. These wore out…or in some cases…snapped off completely on the Topside, but you’d have to treat this thing pretty violently for any such thing to happen here. The door is immensely chunky, a bit like myself, but unlike on me…it’s very welcome on the Top Gear. Absolutely zero chance of this door bowing, I’d even go as far as to say, that this is the heaviest duty battery door I have ever seen.
And I’m also a huge fan of the clear markings on the back of the Dovpo Top Gear’s battery door.
NOW THEN…here we go, getting to the nitty gritty now. There’s a very good reason that this is called the Dovpo Top Gear, and that reason is both innovative…and confusing, and it’s all up on the top…
It’s confusing, because it’s identical to the Topside knurled ‘knob’ that was the top cap for the refill bottle, however…this isn’t a squonker, so…what the fuck indeed…is it?
Well, this…is actually used to control the device in exactly the same way as the buttons on the front fascia, turn it on one way, and its the up button, turn it the other way…the down button, press it…and that’s the select button, and it’s incredibly clunky too, I’m imagining some kind of sprung ball bearing gearing mechanism is going on with it’s clunk…clunk…clunk…clunk…clunk as you turn it, and it’s stiff too, do I like it?..We’ll come to that, but Dovpo are so proud of it, that they centered the whole device around just this.
And finally, we have the 510 plate…
With a poorly golden bum hole for a center pin…I’m kidding, it’s a bit of juice that I didn’t notice was there when I took the picture, I had to go back and check though let me tell ya…a real WTF moment there…
It’s a nice 510 plate, externally bolted which I love, and Dovpo claim it’ll take up to a 26mm top, but I’ve actually been using it with a 28mm Sherman because I think I 'm really clever…and you know what?..it doesn’t look terrible…
The Specs
Parameters
Dovpo Top Gear DNA 250c
Size: 88.6mm x 54.2mm x 27mm
Material: Aluminum Alloy
Chipset: Evolv DNA250C
Output Voltage Range: 0.2v – 8.0v
Working Mode: Variable Wattage, Temperature Control, Replay
Display: 0.96” Full Color TFT Screen
Charging: Micro USB 5V/2A
Battery: 2 x 18650 cells (Not included)
Temperature control range: 200°F - 600°F/100°C - 300°C
Evolv DNA250C chipset for stable performance
Variable wattage, TC mode and Replay mode
Multiple protections to ensure a safe vape
Central 510 connection
CNC machined and carbon fiber covered
Capable of taking 26mm tanks without any overhang
Powerful, light and stylish.
In The Box
• 1 x Top Gear
• 1 x MicroUSB Cable
• 1 x User Manual
• 1 x Battery Usage Warning Card
Final Thoughts
My final thoughts on the Dovpo Top Gear Mod would be thus…
I’m not entirely sure what that means, but, I can’t not like it, as far as mass produced mods go…the Dovpo Top gear is a carbon coated sports car with a race tuned engine. It has a top of the line DNA chip that will have Kenneth the lab assistant dribbling down his temperature control parameters as he opens his EScribe software and programs it to show the local weather on it’s 0.96" full colour TFT screen…
It has one of the best coatings on the market and feels heavy duty enough to make me believe that it will literally run forever, plus the fact that finding a mod of this persuasion to look ‘acceptable’ with a 28mm top is…in my world…not to be sniffed at. And then there’s Dovpo’s impeccable machining, this is a luxury device, and both the look and the feel confirm that. But… for me…it comes with a couple of ‘quirks’
Firstly, and mainly, there’s the fire button…
Don’t get me wrong, it works perfectly well, it’s the feel of it that’s the problem. Now this may well be a personal preference, and is in no way meant to diminish what a beautifully made device this is, but this button to me feels like it’s set on a creaky fucking spring, there’s just so much movement in it that it prevents me from getting that ‘satisfying clickyness’ that I so crave from all my mods…and when I first opened the box and took it out to give it a squeeze, I believe an involuntary ‘Eew’ may have slipped from my lips…not a fan Dovpo. It’s like you know you need to push it, and indeed you also know that you are going to push it…
And secondly comes the conundrum of what the Dovpo Top Gear actually represents, is it innovation?..Well…not really, for a start it’s dual 18650 when…really…it could have quite easily been a dual 21700, which these days is kinda what people are after, and I can overlook the micro USB because I know that DNA 250c chips don’t cater for type C…but even all that…isn’t the main reason for my apparent confuddlement (?)…That would come from the Dovpo Top Gear’s ‘Top Gear’…I get the idea, I understand how the idea has come into being, this is Dovpo continuing the Topside family saga without it being the Topside. Yes, it looks strikingly similar, yet different enough to not be related, but…if the idea is to look like a Topside, but with an innovative top control, then why do we need the buttons on the front?..If you’re going to bring something new to the table then do exactly that, clean up the front of the mod by getting rid of the buttons and just have a screen and a (better) fire button?..Yes…I know, it’s a DNA board, so the buttons are already on it, this chip hasn’t been made especially for the Top Gear, and if the buttons are already there right on the board itself you might as well use them, but me?..I’d have blanked them off and gone for a cleaner look, and forced me to use this new form of control, because it does work, and it works really well…but because I have the buttons too, I haven’t used this dial since I tested it, I’m just too used to using the standard buttons. Given that the kind of person who would normally buy a DNA250c mod would undoubtedly be in the same boat…I would imagine they would too, which makes the dial a bit of an unneeded novelty in my opinion, and I don’t really want these doubts in my mind when I’m about to fork out the kind of money that a DNA250c Mod demands…but, I do love the look of it, I definitely love the feel of that carbon/resin finish, and it’s also available in a tasteful array of colours.
The Price
You can try and shop around by all means, I did a little bit but it seems the price on these is pretty set at around £135/$179. Yes, it’s pricey, but when you consider that the DNA250c chip on it’s own will set you back around £70/$90, and then watch the video I included to show just what goes into making one of these devices then…it’s actually a pretty fair price, and chances are…if you’re in the market for a device powered by one of these chips then you already know what to expect…it’s pretty much as simple as that, find the Dovpo Top Gear here…
Would I recommend one?..Yes of course, the quirks I found are not reason to shun it, It’s a DNA250c workhorse of a device that most of you will adore, but I just can’t help but feel it could have quite easily been that little bit better thought out.
NOW…here we are once again when I fill you in on the goings on behind the scenes in our little vape bubble, because believe me, it is ALL going on right now, and there are plenty of reasons for you to keep a close eye out in the coming weeks for some major developments…such as…
Steampugs , the site, which has now been in maintenance mode for over a month, is being overhauled and turned into an online store AND review site, It’ll have all the usual nonsense from me, plus a massive amount of Vape gear, e-liquids and a full CBD range for you to peruse at your leisure, all shipped from here in the UK, and we’re almost there, just getting our final ducks in a row before we launch, but when we do…we will be celebrating with the MOTHER OF ALL GIVEAWAYS , with the first prize currently valued at around £1600 worth of Hardware, e-liquid concentrates, Merch and e-liquid, one of these prizes is the full flavour line from Flavorah including mixing books…
On top of that we have a whole host of prizes that have been kindly and generously donated from the likes of Wotofo, Steam Crave, DIY Flavor Chaser, Decadent Vapours, Heavengifts, TECC, Sourcemore, Healthcabin , and who knows who else in the coming weeks, I cannot thank you all enough, you have all been incredibly generous, and it’s nice to see these kind of companies giving back to the community. Hopefully, we may have even more coming on board and getting involved in the coming weeks, so if anyone wants to get involved get in touch, AND…the draw of this, which will run for a month, will be done LIVE on our very own YouTube show, ‘The Vaping Community Forum Show’ which will be aired every Saturday night @ 6pm US EST / 11pm UK GMT , and will start with the first show in a couple of weeks…
so keep your eyes peeled, don’t worry, we will be constantly throwing out flyers and spamming the shit out of it before it drops.
THEN…there is of course our own line of e-liquid one-shots that have been lovingly created by us, the admin team over at Vaping Community , and are being sold over at DIY Flavor Chaser , The proceeds of which go towards the running of the Vaping Community Forum & VC Mixing Calculator.
The Vaping Community Forum is the love child of Grubby, Myself and Woftam, the three of us have worked tirelessly to bring people a forum that is both relaxed and offers a warm welcome to like minded vapers, The calculator is fast becoming one the most used mixing calculators in the world, and it’s not even finished yet, there is so much more to come with it, so by all means pop in to say hello, it’s totally free to join, there are no paywalls at any point of it, and we have a really friendly and knowledgeable member network, with some of the best mixers on the planet, as well as a real bunch of Vape experts from pretty much any category you could think of.
There…I think that’s it…you can go now, but I’d like to thank Peng for sending the Dovpo Top Gear to me for this review, the man’s a true legend.
Until next time…
Pugs.
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VG flavourings?
Has any one used VG flavourings? I realised that I have a funnel cake made by real flavours that is vg. Do they mix with pg flavours well? I guess they take longer to steep?
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Is this mix too complicated , and will it risk muting flavours?
Hi, I’m looking for some advice before I purchase extra flavourings that I need and try to make this idea. I want to make a Reese’s peanut butter cup cheesecake @ 70vg/30pg.
My cheesecake base consists of the following :
New York Cheesecake (CAP) @ 6%
Graham Cracker v2 (CAP) @ 1.5%
Sweet Cream (CAP) @ 1%
Sweetner (TPA) @ 1.5%
Then the topping will look a bit like this :
Chocolate peanut butter milk (MOLINBERRY) @ 4.5%
(Extra milk chocolate)
Double Chocolate clear (TPA) @ 1.2%
Dairy Milk (TPA) @ 0.5%
(Extra peanut buttery/crunchness)
Peanut butter DX (TPA) @ 0.5%
Acetyl Pyrazine 5% (TPA) @ 0.5%
Flavour total 17.2%
Will this work without muting flavours?
I appreciate any help.
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Create a Recipe zoom
How do I stop the zoom when I’m creating a recipe on my phone? Makes the process extremely tedious and annoying.
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Toyota C-HR opinion
Hi all! I know this is not a forum about cars but I seem to get very good feedback on this forum.
I was wondering if any of you is familiar with the Toyota C-HR 2020 model. I am looking for the first car and having done a test drive I really liked this one. I am speaking about the hybrid version.
Thanks!
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