I've been lurking and mixing for a while, but this is the first time I've posted a recipe. I've just been really digging this one recently. For those who've never had one, a ferrero rocher candy is a whole hazelnut, coated in hazelnut cream, wrapped in wafer cookie, and then dipped in chocolate. Damn good. I've gone through a couple iterations at this point, and I used to use FA Vienna cream instead of the vanilla bean ice cream, but it has this off flavor that never seems to steep out. After a long search, I've settled on Medicine Flower as my go to vendor for chocolates, but they take a long time to steep out themselves. At least a week is recommended, although it is really good as a shake and vape.
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2% FA Meringue
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1.5% FA Cookie
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4% FW Hazelnut
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1% FA Marshmallow
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.6% MF Light Chocolate
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3% TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream
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6 drops per 30 Ml FA Hazelnut
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3 drops per 30 Ml Sweetener
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3% Nic, 2% Distilled Water, Max VG
Hope you all enjoy!
Thanks for the recipe, is the MF chocolate heat resistant? For example FA cocoa tastes burnt at more than 2/3 my usual wattage, but is delicious before that
Never used medicine flower where do you guys order it from?
I ordered some dilutions from /u/abdada first to try them out, then I ordered direct from MF. It is pretty expensive to order direct, but worth it if you like the flavor. I can post ab's website if you are interested.
yes I would like that. so what found $26 for a 15 ml was right lol
Yep, that's the stuff. Definitely cheaper to try the dilutions first. Not sure if he still has options, but I got the 10% dilutions and it was really easy to work with. Just move the decimal point.
http://www.7bucktees.com/shop/medicine-flower-flavor-dilutions-in-vg/