Rda/ velocity
% Used/ 5
coil/Clapton w/ 45
Steep time/ 1 week wicking/ full
Mouth Feel - Smooth, moist and very dense, heavy on the tongue with no throat hit.
Flavor Properties- Sweet, rich with a great bittersweet chocolate flavor. Just a perfectly moist, and creamy fudge brownie.
Off Flavors - Slightly chalky, and just a little greasy.
Position in the recipe - Should be a great top note, and should be able to work it into a base with a few friends at lower percentages.
Pretty good Standalone flavor as well.
Pairings - Other chocolates, creams, and dark berry flavors or a little vanilla bean ice cream for a fudge brownie a la mode.
2-3 Vanillas of your choice at 2-4%, Meringue and Whipped Cream at 1-2%, and around 8% Choc Fudge Brownie. It comes out amazing but destroys coils haha. Ill get my adapted Bronies recipe up in a sec
Edit: Vanilla Frosted Bronies
Bavarian Cream (TPA) 2%
Biscuit (INAWERA) 0.7%
Cake (Yellow) (FW) 1%
Chocolate Fudge Brownie (CAP) 7%
Joy (FA) 0.7%
Vanilla Shisha (INAWERA) 1%
This is the "play around line" sometimes I add them, sometimes I add one or two, sometimes none. Feel free to use any vanillas creams or custards you feel will work
Vanilla Custard v1 (CAP) 0.5
Meringue (TFA) 1%
Vanilla Swirl (TFA) 1%
Shake and vape(overnight settle recommended however) and tastes and smells fucking AMAZING. Adapted from Bronies->Boston Cream Bronies->this. That's one of the brownie recipes I regularly make, I prefer them over the donuts, Max Vg is THICK, like stirring actual brownie batter. I usually do Max VG but just as good at 70/30.
Whoops, yours was about TFA, I use CAP's...oh well, I'll keep the recipe up anyway
Did you happen to try it at different wattages? I've found chocolate vapes to taste better at lower watts (more chocolatey, creamier, less dry). Just curious, I haven't had this particular flavor.
I didn't and found it pretty moist at 45 but good to know working on a few chocolates right now
After I tried this I wondered why I don't see it in more things, I was so excited, I mean it tasted like vaping a chocolate brownie! Then about 10minutes in I got really sick of it and there is just something about it that is off putting, plus I assumed it was a coil killer. I still think it's a good chocolate cake as far as that goes but never went back to messing with it.
Most chocolates are coil killers. The only exception I can think of at the moment is TFA Double Cho clear.
Agreed definitely on the list but doesn't quite have that dark chocolate flavor I'm looking for.