10/2017
🏷️ "Stove top white sugar fudge, the perfect addition to fruit and dessert mixes."
...SUGGESTED DILUTION RATIO: 2-4%. INGREDIENTS:... AND *SUCRALOSE... - www.wonderflavours.com
"...SC should be started standalone at 1% up to 4%" - Frank EBlender | WFlavors |11/2017
📑"Stove top Fudge is an easy fudge recipe that comes together in under 10 minutes and doesn’t require extended beating or any special equipment. It's smooth, slightly chewy, with a rich chocolate flavor and a luscious, melt-in-your-mouth texture." - thespruce.com
"White chocolate is made with a blend of sugar, cocoa butter, milk products, vanilla, and a fatty substance called lecithin. Technically, white chocolate is not a chocolate—and it doesn't really taste like one—because it doesn't contain chocolate solids." - bonappetit.com
"...White fudge contains about the same mixture, only with white chocolate chips or pieces instead of dark chocolate." - http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-white-fudge.htm
11/12/2017
Single Flavor Test: 3.25%
60/40 | 0 Nic | Single 316L SS Fused Clapton | Wasp Nano | Organic Japanese Cotton
►First Impressions (36 Hour Steep ✔)
• Knuckle Test: Smell & Taste
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Aroma Intensity - Strong | Alcohol & Wine Aroma coated over faint hint of Subtle Vanilla like "White Chocolate"
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Sweet, Silky, Light Creaminess | * Wine / White Chocolate-esque flavor
11/20/2017 (1.1 Week Steep ✔)
► Smell / Taste / Feel
• Tester Bottle Aroma: ↓ in Aroma Intensity - Mod | Light Alcohol Aroma mixed with a Vanilla* - White Chocolate
• Knuckle: Sweet | ↑ in Creaminess - Mild | Mild *White Wine Flvr mixed with a White Chocolate-esque flavor
• Vape: Flavor Intensity - Mod.Strong | Sweetness - Light | Thick, Mild Chalky & Lightly Tangy Fudge-esque* flavor
---| Med.Heavy Body | Dry Full Coated Mouth Feel
► Notes
• Off Notes: Tangy Wine Flavor | Paper
📌 White Chocolate - Not Apparent and or Weak
11/27/2017 (2.1 Week Steep ✔)
► Smell / Taste / Feel
• Tester Bottle: Unchanged from Wk 1 ✓
• Knuckle: Overall Unchanged from Wk 1 - Slight ↑ in Overall Creaminess
• Vape: Overall Unchanged from Wk 1 ✓
Faint Semblance of an Imitation / Artificial "White" Chocolate Fudge | ↑ Dryness + Chalkiness
► Notes
• Off Notes: Tangy & Slightly Sour Wine-Like Flavor Remains Identifiable
📌 Wattage ↑ to 48W = More defined Chalky Artificial "White" Chocolate Fudge
12/05/2017 ( 3.2 Week Steep ✔) FINAL
► Smell / Taste / Feel
• Tester Bottle:Overall Unchanged from Wk 2
Aroma Intensity - Mod | Light, Semi Fruity* Alcohol Aroma mixed with a Faint, Artificial "White" Chocolate
• Knuckle: Unchanged from Wk 2
Mildly Creamy | Sweet & Mild *White Wine Flvr mixed with a Light White Chocolate flavor
• Vape: Overall Unchanged from Wk 2
Flavor Intensity - Mod.Strong | Sweetness - Light | Tangy & Mildly Tart | Faint Imitation of an Artificial Powdered "White Chocolate" flavor /
----| ↓ in Body = Med | Dry & Lightly Chalky Mouth Feel
► Notes
• Off Notes: Tartness / Tangyness & Mild Wine-like Notes
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Similarity to definition of "Stove Top Fudge" = 1 of 5
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Similarity to White Chocolate Flavor = 1 of 5
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Similarity to a Fudge (Chocolate) Flavor with White Sugar = 1 of 5 | 🔹Website Image looks as if it may be a light Chocolate Cocoa fudge mixed with possibly White Chocolate & Sugar
Estimate
► Usage: 1% min | 2 - 2.5% med | 3 - 3.5% max
Mix: 1.5 - 3%
⭐ 2★'s out of 5
Thanks for the review. Sounds like a loser to me.
You're welcome Urano Metria. To me (by definition) it's not very similar tasting to what would be considered a "Stove top white sugar fudge". Or a Fudge flavor with "White Sugar" on top. - Oh I forgot to mention that in my notes~ I will edit
It sounds terribly inaccurate for what it's supposed to be, but can you think of a good use for it anyway, or nah?
To me, this flavor is: ... like a semi-chalky, tangy, & lightly sweetened version of an artificial "White" Chocolate powder ("white chocolate" is stretching it) mixed with a noticeable fruity wine like note. The flavor intensity is fairly mild and defined with a med.body, however I wouldn't know how or what it could be used for considering it's flavor properties...
Maybe a Champagne Cupcake...or as an accent flavor to fruity bakery mixes that may need body, a hint of wine like fruitiness & tartness for balance...? 😐
To me, it is not very accurate to what is defined as a "white fudge", so I wouldn't feel confident recommending it to be used in that way either.
Looking online, there is only one other who has notes on this flavor. An ELR member by the name of Lil Miss, and she states:
- "At 3% I'm getting a little of the white Fudge flavour. I was expecting an in your face sweet but it's not, It's very subtle on the inhale with a sweet Fudge flavour on the exhale. This would greatly enhance pastries, fruits and desserts."
Link: http://e-liquid-recipes.com/flavor/194779
And, so far the only other comment / rating I was able to find was on Diy-EJuice.com from an anyonymous reviewer: White Fudge SC by Wonder Flavours
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"Flavour - ⚫⚪⚪⚪⚪ | November 16, 2017
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Reviewer: Anonymous Person - Unsatisfied
Link: DIY-EJuice.com