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Dulce de leche [JF]
submitted over 8 years ago by Chrisdvr1Proud Sidebar Reader!

Setup

RDA/ Recoil Coil/ 6 Wrap Dual Fused Kanthal Clapton 2×28 core 32 wrap W/ 45 Wicking/ Full/ cottonbacon V2 /0.44

Testing

Steep Time/2 weeks % Used/ 5 PG/VG 50/50 Nic%/0

Mouthfeel

Heavy on the tongue and nose with a slightly syrupy mouthfeel. Extremely dense 10/10

Throat Hit 3/10

Flavor Properties

This flavoring can be broken down into several different parts Dairy, Caramel, and vanilla.

Caramel - simply put delicious, light and sweet all still adding a heavy candy flavoring. There is a slight nutty flavor to the caramel that helps fill the flavoring out and gives it a unique quality.

Vanilla - the vanilla and this pairs perfectly with the sweet caramel. Accentuating the sweetness and taking the Nutty candy flavor to the next level.

Dairy - a heavy creamy Dairy, getting the flavor is smooth finish. Adding a very chewy aspect to the flavoring. The dairy aspect of this I believe is what makes it such a thick flavoring.

Relatable Flavors

Soft chewy caramel or even caramel ice cream topping.

Position In The Recipe

You can see this flavor you being used in many applications it has the density to be a base flavor. Could easily be used to accent other candies, especially caramel, and butterscotch. And it is strong enough to come across as a top note at high percentages

Off Flavors

Jungle flavors seems to be killing it with very accurate and usable flavorings. I could not find anything wrong with this flavoring.

Pairings

I can see this pairing with almost everything. Should play nicely with all other candies. Add a little something unique two tobacco's like soho and ry4. Creams and bakeries should pair extremely well. Spice flavorings such as vanilla cardamom cinnamon or even anise.

Notes

Alright what is Dulce de leche? Basically it is sweetened milk, the sugars in the milk have been lightly caramelized turning it into a very rich and creamy caramel flavor.

This is going to be a versatile flavoring all of us should have in our Arsenal. I have been looking for the perfect light Caramel and I believe this is a likely candidate. Even though this flavor is incredibly dense the caramel flavoring is not too heavy, on top of that it is creamy giving you that nice soft chewy caramel drizzle.

Mixers of all experience levels should find this flavoring very useful. And definitely going to be needing a larger bottle 10 milliliters is just going to go so fast.

Rating 99/100

One last thing ECX is only selling this in 10 milliliter bottles, this flavoring is fantastic, and it is my understanding was almost discontinued. let's make sure that doesn't happen. Order yours today, thank me later. While you're at it please request they start selling this flavoring in larger amounts. Will be doing a more comprehensive review for DOD subscribers.

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by CranberryMarcusover 8 years ago

This one flavour right here is the best Dulce De Leche flavouring I've tried. It has so many uses and zero to none off-flavours. Aside from typical caramel ice creams and bakeries and stuff, I use it to ripen up fruits. Especially, pear. Pear, mixed with Dulce de Leche achieves a chocolate flavour tone, as in overripe soft pear that has been just picked up from the ground, and it gains denser texture and fuller mouthfeel. Works with almost every pear flavouring. As in strawberry, it also gains an overripe feel and texture. So dark and dense fruity profile you just can't put down easily.

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by Chrisdvr1over 8 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

thank you I'm going to have to try that out I love pears.

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by Manica_Rubidaover 8 years ago

interesting write up. I just got some tfa dulce de leche flavoring and was struck by how much its smell reminded me 100% of rum truffles. I wonder if it vapes the same.

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by Apexifiedover 8 years agoSuckling from the teats of Daenerys Targaryen

Long time no see, buddy

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by Chrisdvr1over 8 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

I've been around 😘😚😙😚😘

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by mlNikonover 8 years ago

Thanks for the write up. Its good to see you doing these again.

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by JanickGersover 8 years agoMentholatier

Mix it with a good banana flavor and enjoy! In Argentina we call that "banana split" and it's delicious!

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by Chrisdvr1over 8 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

https://alltheflavors.com/recipes/21433#banana_caramel_custard_by_chrisdvr1

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by IceEichelover 8 years ago

Only 10ml !? I thought that was only gonna be an introductory size...

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by Bals2oo8over 8 years ago

Does Jungle Flavor have a website? Google showed me Flavor jungle, but I don't see this flavor there.

Only been into DIY for a couple of months so I'm still picking up the various flavor vendors. Excuse the noobiness.

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by Chrisdvr1over 8 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

http://www.ecigexpress.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=Dulce+de+leche

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by amouthforwarover 8 years ago

Thinkng of pairing this up with vbic, koolada, maybe some hazelnut or almond for a nutty caramel ice cream mix. I used it in my sagamore clone as opposed to just ry4 so hoping it comes out nice!

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by Chrisdvr1over 8 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

Everything sounds great there except the koolada lol. Never been able to stomach the stuff. Let me know how it turns out.

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by amouthforwarover 8 years ago

Haha i just got it so im trying to experiment a bit. I put just a few drops in a blueberry mustard milk thats currently steeping to see how it goes. I liked the chill of menthol but dont like that weird menthol taste

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by Chrisdvr1over 8 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

It's definitely a love it or hate it flavor. Some people playing it just gives a cooling effect but I can always taste it in a mix. After ruining several hundred milliliters of juice I just gave up on it.

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