I made Baby Powder

[DeeDee1234]

For now I'm using TFA Mocha about 1 drop per ml 1% EM.5% and 2 drops sweetener per 5ml
Not great, but vapable until I can come up with something.

I don't do ground coffee so not going to buy a big can just to try extraction.

With all the Flavors available and all the e-liquids(some decent) it has to be able to be done.

In the coffee aisle of most supermarkets you can get the trial size samples of coffee grounds. A buck or so for the nice ones.
Also some supermarkets have the ground your own by the pound. You can ground a handfull of beans and It sould cost a buck or two instead of 8-10 for a whole can of cofee.

 

[DeeDee1234]

In the coffee aisle of most supermarkets you can get the trial size samples of coffee grounds. A buck or so for the nice ones.
Also some supermarkets have the ground your own by the pound. You can ground a handfull of beans and It sould cost a buck or two instead of 8-10 for a whole can of cofee.

Also, If you know someone with a keriug, one keriug cofeeso you can break it apart. hummm I have some butter toffee coffee

 

[rockyroad]

Also, If you know someone with a keriug, one keriug cofeeso you can break it apart. hummm I have some butter toffee coffee

Keurig is great! we just got the Vue. It's good to know I'm not alone with trying to make a good coffee flavor. I simply gave up!

 

[roundrock]

A trivial aside: Red Rose and Vanilla Fragrance oil, 1:1, creates a beautiful (albeit brown due to the vanilla) baby powder. I'm a soap maker.

 

[FinallyQuit]

Aha, so the vanilla is the culprit?

I've only made coffee from my own extraction, so no help here. But, I never tried a vanilla in it. . .it was yummy and I need to make some more.

 

[we2rcool]

I'm fairly new to DIYing; I have over 200 flavors in 'test phase' (I started them all at 1-2% and am adding to them until I find what percentage of each is 'perfect' for us) - and I've mixed several from various recipes. In our 'taste testing' we've found that vanilla is the culprit. VZ's Super Concentrated Vanilla yields a very strong baby-powder taste...and I sense a possibility of baby powder in some of the other vanilla types (but I don't yet have them concentrated enough to tell for sure).

So I'm casting my vote that it's likely the vanillas.

 

[eric1973]

Nature's Flavors has a great Kona Cream, I usually mix in 1% EM and 1% sucralose. There is a diacytil warning with many of NF products, however.