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Thai Produced Juice

Discussion in 'General Thailand E-Liquid Discussion' started by Okaa, Apr 9, 2020.

  1. Okaa

    Okaa Thread Starter Active Member

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    Recently I have been trying some juice made in this great country of Thailand. I tried spartan and really enjoyed it. Does anybody have some recommendations?


    I like vanilla, custard, caramel, desert type flavours. No fruit for me.

    I would love to hear your favorite juice too.
     
    Okaa, Apr 9, 2020
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  2. Iummy
    Sweettooth

    Iummy Flavorfy

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    I am currently vaping a Butterscotch Custard that turned out very nicely. It is however DIY, and also just one i made to test The Flavor Apprentice Vanilla Custard II. Very surprised how it turned out as shake and vape, so looking forward to see how it will steep.

    Since i just wanted to test the flavor, i kept the recipe simple by adding:
    6% Butterscotch Ripple (Flavor West)
    1% Sweetener (Flavor West)
    5% Vanilla Custard II (The Flavor Apprentice)

    Made for sub ohm at a 30/70 pg/vg ratio.

    I personally dont have any favorites, i variate a lot and more than often just "freestyle mix" :)
     
    Iummy, Apr 10, 2020
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  3. Yahem

    Yahem New Member

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    How about yakult? I tried it and got hooked lol
    **Updated**
    You don’t get flavour fatigue from custard ? I got it real fast same with pancake flavours
     
    Yahem, Dec 31, 2020
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  4. Iummy
    Sweettooth

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    No, i rarely suffer from fatigue in general. I never heard of many mentioning it with custards either, and are and have been very active in quite a few communities for a long while. I do however also switch between flavor profiles fairly often having a few atomizers going in daily rotation, which does help prevent it from happening.
     
    Iummy, Jan 1, 2021
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