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What adds "Mouth feel" to Candy vapes?
submitted over 8 years ago by _Passafire_

Straggler from ECR here, I am not a DIY'er, but interested in possibly dipping my toe in the waters in the future.

I am wondering if there is a specific ingrediant that adds the "mouth feel" to candy vapes that give them that powdered sugar / dust in your mouth type of feel that you get with, say a Sweet Tart vape. I guess what I am asking, is if there is a specific ingredient that would takes a hard candy flavor and gives it more of a pixie stick feel in your mouth?

I hope I explained my question in a way that is understandable, if there is a better way to describe that "feel" with an actual term, hopefully someone will correct me!

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by thedirtyprojectorover 8 years agoMixologist

Cotton Candy. Sucralose. Malic Acid. FA Meringue in small amounts.

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by Tamachickenover 8 years agoMixologist

Usually down to rounding out the flavour profile. E.g: You have a candy strawberry, and it smells amazing! You love it! But it doesn't have the cloying sweetness you really want. Well, you can try adding another strawberry concentrate. If that's a no-go and has ruined your flavour you can try a heavy dollop of Sucralose to replicate it but it can quickly ruin a recipe, too.

TL:DR Add sucralose.

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by coop34over 8 years ago

I can't say that it gives that pixie stik powdered sugar vibe, but TFA Sweet&Tart sounds like something you would enjoy. 1% + 3% INW Lemon Concentrate makes a great Lemonhead!

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by CheebaSteebaover 8 years agoFrugivore

It's going to depend on the recipe of course but it sounds like what you're referring to--as far as sweet tart anyway--is Malic Acid (or TFA Sour). There are other ingredients that can be used to mimic powdered sugar that might be worth looking in to, such as FA Meringue, FA Torrone, sweeteners, etc... A lot of flavors are inherently dry which may also help give it some of that gritty texture you're looking for.

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by Ziynikover 8 years ago

I've found that the "sour" concentrate gives almost a gritty dry mouthfeel, similar to a crushed smarty texture. Also, not sure if you like candy cane(my adv) but peppermint tossed in gives it a super robust mouth feel. Seriously, fucking love it!

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by xbungalowover 8 years ago

Try RF candy base. It's a deeper thick sugar I find

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by VapingSmoothover 8 years ago

Energy Drink can do it also

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