how does this one stack up to others? Chocolate-INW - Bull City Flavors
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I've not tried that chocolate but love the VT chocolate mousse; rich flavor and lovely texture.
Chocolate Mousse-VT
Expected today along with 75 other recipe filler flavorings.
There are about 50 public recipes that use VT Chocolate Mousse at ATF
(VT) Chocolate Mousse
I think it was Wayne that chose JF Milk Chocolate as his "if I could only have one chocolate"
27 public recipes - (JF) Milk Chocolate
Here are some ideas @retired2020
Go to YouTube to use Noted flavor reviews. Someone posts timestamps in comments so you can click right to what they say about a particular flavoring
2018
2020
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=noted+chocolate
https://www.youtube.com/c/DevelopedDIY/search?query=chocolate
Technically not chocolate but
This is my morning vape this week - very good on a 4 day steep
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Not tried INW because every flavor vendor has a version with many sub versions of chocolate. At one time I was playing with:
" #89B 0mg Max VG Rating: 7.5/10 Best chocolate yet, needs sweet + something else."
The above note was reached after a dozen different brands/mixes.
I found I had to mix choc. to suit my tastes.
#89 FA Cocoa DIYFS Choc Stone **^
DIYFS Chocolate Toffee Dream 6%
FA Cocoa 3%
TFA Acetyl Pyrazine 2%
CA SuperSweet 1%
you moved but do admins have thoughts?
Chocolate is a tough one to me.
To me, most end up with a background taste of cheap grocery store brownies.
I tried them all and best I get is dark chocolate or tootsie roll. Many taste like soap or hay. I gave up.
Depends on what you are calling Chocolate. I mix Milk Chocolate (TFA) and Chocolate Double (clear)(TFA) to get a chocolate flavor in my Bakery/ Dessert mixes.
But I am sure there are others who have their own way of making chocolate.
But I am sure there are others who have their own way of making chocolate.
TFA double chocolate is my Marlboro reds replacement.
Chocolate bars are made with coco, sugar, and coconut butter or oil. Working off that recipe you can add or reduce those same ingredients (flavors) and come up with many chocolate flavors
Chocolate. That flavor that is kinda hard to pin down. To have a chocolate vape taste like a good quality milk chocolate bar, or some other memorable chocolate goodies is a bit of a trick. I've only use FA cocoa and double clear but the mixes I've done with chocolate I used a combination of both plus whatever background I was putting in. They turned out to be quite nice yet really put the hurt on coils as expected. Fair tradeoff, gunked coils in 4 days vs a nice nice vape.
It really depends on if you like milk chocolate or dark chocolate (I like dark myself) Many are OK but have a "tootsie roll" flavor (which isn't bad but not like real chocolate) I have WF chocolate chunks... it's not bad but someone suggested I would like VT dark chocolate better. FA cocoa is straight up cocoa powder (not sweet, dark and dry) and can add a realistic note to any chocolate but yes, it's a coil clogger. Others here will have better advice for milk chocolate flavors.
I've been using that one for years in my 555 mixes to accent the tobacco and give it body and sweetness.. Found it to be the most realistic to a dark sweet chocolate flavor. Start at 1%
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