Don't know if you've seen this one. The thread discusses several things I never would have thought of either.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/diy-e-liquid/252238-vinegar.html
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Chocolate... I gotta ask this question...
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Don't know if you've seen this one. The thread discusses several things I never would have thought of either.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/diy-e-liquid/252238-vinegar.html
I haven't mixed any of that flavoring yet. The burnt taste was from a juice a friend sent. That's why after reading this thread, I'm doing a lot of research before I attempt to try the milk chocolate as a stand alone flavor, which after reading this thread seems like it might not happen, but I'm going to try and see if I can do it!
I just mixed the Chocolate Orange hopefully this one is better than the last attempt. 
I don't recall this being mentioned on this thread, but after looking at some sites about making milk chocolate, the product lecithin is mentioned in almost all that I've found, along with vanilla or vanillin. Also most mention butter or cocoa butter (looks like if I'm gonna try this I need some butter flavoring).
Lecithin is an emulsifier which means it has oils (fats) in it. I wonder if this could be a key ingredient to use, however, with it being an oil based substance, I wonder if it would be water soluble? Common knowledge would dictate that it would not since water and oil don't mix, however, I wonder if there's a process to make it soluble in ejuice?
Here's a few links I've found on making milk chocolate and about lecithin:
Ingredients- The Story of Chocolate
How to Make Milk Chocolate at Home | eHow
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lecithin#Food_additive
Any thoughts on this?
Lecithin is an emulsifier which means it has oils (fats) in it. I wonder if this could be a key ingredient to use, however, with it being an oil based substance, I wonder if it would be water soluble? Common knowledge would dictate that it would not since water and oil don't mix, however, I wonder if there's a process to make it soluble in ejuice?
Here's a few links I've found on making milk chocolate and about lecithin:
Ingredients- The Story of Chocolate
How to Make Milk Chocolate at Home | eHow
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lecithin#Food_additive
Any thoughts on this?
If you want my thoughts on Chocolate here they are
Chocolate is hard and since we don't know how much Cocoa Butter we have it is even more difficult.
If you don't have a real good feel for Creams forget it.
If we can't find a really good Vanilla forget it.
Then there's the Flavors we want to add that will possibly get buried.
After saying all that I mixed Chocolate with a Orange, I haven't so far been able to get the Orange to sing I put a lot of Orange in my last attempt and couldn't even taste it. Oh the pain!
I'm glad this is a group effort I don't think I would want to tackle this on my own.
Tried mine after a 2 day steep and lots of shaking. Not quite happy so I bumped the chocolate up to 3%. Much better now.
I tried a chocolate orange from a local B&M and it was good but difficult to discern the individual flavors. It's more of a melding of the two into a whole new yummy flavor, but then again maybe my taste buds are weird. I give my concoctions to my girlfriend to sample for her opinion and more times than not she tastes the flavors that I don't and I taste the ones she doesn't. It's no wonder I don't care for a lot of the foods she likes
Tried mine after a 2 day steep and lots of shaking. Not quite happy so I bumped the chocolate up to 3%. Much better now.
I tried a chocolate orange from a local B&M and it was good but difficult to discern the individual flavors. It's more of a melding of the two into a whole new yummy flavor, but then again maybe my taste buds are weird. I give my concoctions to my girlfriend to sample for her opinion and more times than not she tastes the flavors that I don't and I taste the ones she doesn't. It's no wonder I don't care for a lot of the foods she likes
I thought Chocolate needed a long steep.
I hope I will be able to discern the individual flavors that's why I know this is going to take many attempts unless I just luck out.
Has anyone tried the TFA White Chocolate?
I've used the White Chocolate just to round things out, never enough to taste it in the forefront. Some old recipe I used to make called for it with coffee and caramel. I'll have to dig that up. . .
The Orange Cream I'm using is probably not the ticket to getting a good discernible orange kick. LA has an orange flavor that looks like it would kick it, but it's 100% essential oil and I've read that vaping oils is not a good idea. Anybody know if that one is safe to vape?
Have you tried Capella Sweet Tangerine? That's a true flavor, though not "orange" so to speak. VZ has a good orange too. I can't advise on LA, I've never tried it.
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They have a few orange flavors including mandarin, but here is your "strong" orange.
They have a few orange flavors including mandarin, but here is your "strong" orange.
Thank you, I saw that one after I bought a couple of others. I might have to get me another Orange so I can cut through Chocolate!
I'm a chocolate lover as well, from the kisses to shakes, puddings, cakes and bars. The main reason is because of the way it disassembles in my mouth. Melting away, coating my tongue, the roof and sides of my mouth, seeping ever so slowly down my throat. Lusciousness! After numerous attempts, I figure it's impossible to get THAT from vaping it! But it certainly never hurts to keep trying. ......don't mind me, carry on you chocolate freaks
......don't mind me, carry on you chocolate freaks 
FW Orange and Blood Orange are pretty bright and strong, have you tried either of those yet? If not, grab a cheap sample at diyjuice.com
I'm so on the edge of my seat here. I have a feeling the orange chocolate will be mastered this month. And, I bet it's the missing zing to the "pure" chocolate taste too. (spoken like a true fan of orange/chocolate
, it better be good as well as strong.
Sounds manly, doesn't it? Who wants wimpy orange? Weak orange?
Not me, I want huge
Orange Flavor!
michaelsil1, will you be sharing your mix once you perfect the Orange Chocolate?
I LOVE those Terry's Orange Chocolate balls you break open and eat by the slice!
I LOVE those Terry's Orange Chocolate balls you break open and eat by the slice!
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