Chocolate?

[hildicat]

Any recommendations for a good single flavor chocolate? I would like something with a milk chocolate feel, a little sweet and creamy would be nice. Just a single flavor that would mix up well on its own. Does this even exist, or am I going to have to blend flavors.

Any suggestions and percentages used are greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

 

[Leothwyn]

For a single flavor mix, I guess I'd recommend Capella's chocolate fudge brownie. I'd say around 12% (not totally sure because I usually mix it with other things).

Capella's chocolate coconut almond is a good one too (the coconut is not too overpowering). I also like the double chocolate clear from TPA.

 

[Lyndagayle]

For a single chocolate, I like TFA's double chocolate. It can be blended with sweet cream for the creamy milk chocolate taste but this is a true chocolate, on its own, taste. It comes in clear and dark and both are good. The dark double is a little less sweet than the clear double.

 

[Cookster]

Capellas also makes a hot cocoa, which is more of a milk chocolate flavor. 15% works very well as a stand-alone.

 

[hildicat]

Thanks for all the suggestions everyone. The clear sounds interesting to me since I have this hang-up about trying to keep my juices on the clear side.

Can someone tell me if this is the same thing that Lynda recommended?
http://www.ecigexpress.com/flavorin..._25/chocolate-clear-version-select-size-p-843

It looks to be the same but I don't see TFA listed anywhere in the description.

Thanks again!

 

[GrannyM]

It's there:
Manufactured by: P Apprentice

 

[Jim Bob]

For a single chocolate, I like TFA's double chocolate. It can be blended with sweet cream for the creamy milk chocolate taste but this is a true chocolate, on its own, taste. It comes in clear and dark and both are good. The dark double is a little less sweet than the clear double.

What she already said!

 

[Commie]

I've tried a few, and, so far, the only one I like is Signature Double Chocolate from ecigexpress.

 

[cubfanthad]

For a single chocolate, I like TFA's double chocolate. It can be blended with sweet cream for the creamy milk chocolate taste but this is a true chocolate, on its own, taste. It comes in clear and dark and both are good. The dark double is a little less sweet than the clear double.

What percentages do you use with the clear and the sweet cream!

 

[Lyndagayle]

What percentages do you use with the clear and the sweet cream!

I like them at 10% each but YMMV.

 

[cubfanthad]

I like them at 10% each but YMMV.

So 20% total? Thanks for the tip...