Working on Graham/Cocoa/Vanilla cream

submitted over 9 years ago by VaporusCossack

I'm working on a flavour profile and I'd like people with more experience than me comenting my work so far.

It's a cake i had as a kid. It's lawyers of graham cookie soaked in lawyers of cocoa and vanilla flavored whipped cream.

So far i came up with this :

Nicotine juice 1.5%

PG 16.5%

VG dilutant 70%

Cheesecake (Graham Crust) (TPA) 1%

Cocoa (FA) 2%

Graham Cracker v2 (CAP) 4%

Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (TPA) 1%

Vanilla Custard v2 (CAP) 1%

Whipped Cream (TPA) 3%

So far i like it, but it's maybe not exactly what i was looking for. It have to steep tho. Give it a try and tell me your impression. I'm impressed by the mix Graham/Cocoa

Comments

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by calipher_83over 9 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

This looks promising, thanks for sharing. Also, imma have to have my wife whip up some of this cake. Sounds delicious.

On a side note, we don't usually add our nic/base percents to the recipes. Most people have their own preference on that sort of thing. :)

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by anglosaxonjacksonover 9 years ago

I'd recommend adding some FW Yellow Cake if youre going for a cake recipe. It'll give it a little more fluffy/bready taste to compliment the creams.

Looks tasty though! How is FA Cocoa in terms of chocolate flavors?

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by VaporusCossackover 9 years ago

We call this a cake, but you have to know that there is no flour and it is not cook in the oven. Just those lawyers and the cake steep in the fridge so the cookies takes their softness from the cream. often dressed with cherries btw.

I really like FA cocoa, Its very strong and it makes the recipe darker so you cant use ot at high % or shouldn't. What i like the most is that it os not really a "chocolate" flavour, it is really cocoa and since we have tons of "candy" and "pastry" like flavour to play with, it makes beautifull contrast.

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by VaporusCossackover 9 years ago

http://s305.photobucket.com/user/cossackk/media/graham.jpg.html

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by babemomloverover 9 years ago

I am not a huge fan of cap vanilla custard. I like their new vanilla whipped cream or whatever it's called much better. I think cap Graham cracker is ok. Will be on the lookout for FA cocoa haven't been able to find a good chocolate, yet.

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by Nicobeakover 9 years ago

Medicine flower dark chocolate is the way to go. Ecx sells it rebranded as lotus flavorings. It's a little pricey but worth it if you want a good chocolate.

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by MyLegsHurtover 9 years ago

Looks like Ecx is out of a lot of their Lotus stuff. I wonder if 15ml of it straight from Medicine Flower would be worth $22. It's supposed to be diluted by us at home, right?

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by Nicobeakover 9 years ago

I don't dilute my dark chocolate. I use .2-1% depending on how I want it to stand out.

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by venemousover 9 years agoMixologist

Sounds good. Cocoa destroys wicks in my experience, but I might whip up a batch to play with anyway.

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by VaporusCossackover 9 years ago

True, it have to destroy wick, there is definitly residues to that flavour after you vaped the base but still i think it's an under rated flavour in vaping, but it have that flaw. That's why i think you gotta use high quality ingredient for that flavor. You want the taste using at low % in the mix.

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by VaporusCossackover 9 years ago

I'm total reddit noob. I guess i did something wrong.. but i'll figure it out ! Thanks for your help.

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by VaporusCossackover 9 years ago

ok got it, thanks !