Vape Train Honeycomb
DISCLAIMER: These are my personal notes that I am sharing with the community & palates are different.
Setup: Hussar RDA V1 Parallel N80 26G 6.5 wraps 2.5MM .3 ohm 35 watts
Testing Info: Steeped for 21 days Mixed 5,6,&7%. 70vg 30pg
Vape Train's Description: VTA Doesn't have a description for this flavor, but they suggest solo percentages between 5-10% & mixing between 3-5%.
5%: Smooth no harshness sweet and buttery. With some bakery style notes.
6%: Getting some slight harshness. Very buttery bakery type notes. fairly sweet guessing thats the honey part because i do not get a distictive honey taste. Medium bodied mouthfeel.
7% Bakery notes are more at the front now. Still got some buttery sweetness. The harshness is no worse than it was at 6%.
Final Thoughts: VTA's suggested percentages seem about right to me. I didn't get any werid off notes. Did get the slightest bit of harshness the higher i pushed it. This should have a wide range of useages in just about any bakery recipe. Although i didn't get any distinct honey flavor, so if you are looking to use it for a honey note in a recipe you will have to look elsewhere. This should pair up nicely with FLV milk & honey to give that honey note though. This at a fairly medium body mouthfeel at all the percentages i tested it. All & all this is a pretty solid flavor & made a pleasant single flavor vape.
I love this concentrate! I get honey from it, but it’s more of the baked granola type of honey flavor- a lot darker and heavier than regular honey. It pairs great with nuts, and it works with lemon, too.
I find it takes around 4 days for the caramel flavour to shine at 5%. It goes really well with FW Butter Pecan. For a simple 2 ingredient recipe try 3% FW Butter Pecan and 5% VT Honeycomb. Really nice as a S& V but Honeycomb flavour comes out more after 4 days
I only have PUR Butter Pecan (which is great, by the way), but I might pick up FW sometime soon and give this a try. It sounds great.
Honeycomb is a type of candy... not straight up honey. It's like the inside of this. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crunchie
It's like a honey/toffee flavor. It's good but yeah... definitely not "honey".
I know there’s honeycomb candies, but I’m also pretty sure it’s a stand-alone food. I’d agree that VT’s seems more like a baked good/treat, though.
Crunchie
Crunchie is a brand of chocolate bar with a honeycomb toffee (or sponge toffee as known in Canada) sugar centre. It is made by Cadbury and was originally launched in the UK by J. S. Fry & Sons in 1929.
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they also sell this which is what made me think it was a bakery