DIY Nicoticket Betelgeuse --- Original Released ejuice recipe

#1 by Frank - Iv3shf, Oct 21. 2022, 06:34

This one together with Gravity were definitely the two worth mentioning. They released it two years ago but I think that on a POD system (20% flavouring) it would hold its own.
If you want to feel the raspberry, I'd switch it to some of our fancier flavours, but in this case I think that Clark put Cap's there just to hold the Strawberry up and give a more "acidic" feel, sort of Sweet and sour you use for cocktails.
To analyze this kind of recipes gives us the chance to have a deeper look on "how it's made" and teach us some tricks of the trade, probably some of us, as experienced mixers already know and use, but the new generation of mixers can learn a lot from these and how they're built.
BTW Another one for the newbies, years ago we used Dragonfruit to do that, but Raspberry is a great idea... 😂

#2 by Captain Grey , Oct 21. 2022, 23:12

Why would anyone use a recipe that has hazardous alerts on some of its ingredients ? Probably the same people who accepted untested, experimental, gene altering injections.

#3 by Lynda Marie , Oct 22. 2022, 17:58

@CaptainGrey would you rather be inhaling 7000 chemicals that are in a cigarette? The amount of “bad stuff” that exist in some concentrates are very minimal.
@SessionDrummer thanks for sharing! I have to get the orange mango. It’s in my cart already lol

#4 by Frank - Iv3shf, Oct 24. 2022, 09:03

Even if I think that Lynda Marie is right, one of the reasons we create our own liquids instead of buying them, is to have control of what's inside and what we inhale, we decide, not "them"
Bear in mind that the above is an original commercial recipe, not SD's. You'd have found it on sale and maybe even buy it... Food for thoughts...

#5 by MasterShake, Apr 26. 2023, 21:15

@CaptainGrey You need to do a little more research. Unless you're the type of person who is terrified by everything with California's Prop 65 warning, the risks with some of these are pretty limited when we're talking about trace amounts. In some cases, talking on your cell phone exposes you to more carcinogens and toxic materials. Most of the really bad flavors with risky chemicals are long gone. If you have never indulged in flavors with DAP - well sir, you just don't understand what you're missing.
@ Frank - Iv3shf Regarding this "commercial recipe" there are a TON of far better examples than this one, with far more advanced mixing techniques and better recipes. One example is the "centerfold" brand recipes. You can actually learn something with those.
Plenty of defunct juice brands were never that talented when it came to recipes. I don't see much talent in this recipe but who am I.
All that being said, I see an overpowered, heavy-handed, unimaginative recipe that probably tastes like a Car Air freshener - but again, the taste is subjective. I simply couldn't resist your call for our opinions.