Enjoy this cocoa and cream mix after at least 6 days. This is not heavy on chocolate flavoring.. it's mixed in softly with the cream/custard base.
I do not recommend breathing, heating, frothing, etc. for any of my recipes. Just shake it up and put it away for a few days.
This recipe is best enjoyed at lower wattages with restricted airflow. Lastly, make sure you vape this on a fresh atty or new cotton for optimal taste.
I'm not much on chocolate vapes, but this sounds like it could be a nice change of pace since it's not a heavy chocolate. I'm going to mix it up when my Horchata comes in and I'll report back after a couple weeks. If nothing else, I think the Horchata could come in handy for some other mixes. Thanks for sharing your recipes. I've liked everything that I've tried so far. We seem to have a similar palate. I haven't tried Lava Flow or Hawaiian Tiger's Blood yet. Need to order some LA flavors. My go to BCV doesn't carry them and ECX is out of stock on effing Banana Cream every time I've tried to order some.
Hey KGuardian, don't worry. If you don't end up liking this recipe I think you still be pleased with Hot Cocoa and Horchata.
The tropical mixes I do will never be popular because of the vendors I used for the flavors. After a lot of testing this summer, I found the ones I posted to be the best combinations (INW makes great tropical flavors!)
Check out Wizard Labs for all the INW stuff, they offer the best prices by far, and they have colorless LA stuff.
I've never used medicine flower before sadly so I wouldn't even be able to give you an educated guess. Hot Cocoa is the main ingredient in this recipe so subbing it would also bring out something entirely different.
In case anyone was thinking of subbing the popular CAP Chocolate Glazed Donut for it, I've tried it. It's decent, but doesn't work as well in this recipe as Hot Cocoa does.
Im usually not a fan of chocolate mixes, but this is GOOD! I keep coming back to it! definitely tastes like smooth creamy cocoa and is delicious, as the title implies, fireside!
Damn this was good. The more you vape it the more the slight amount of chocolate starts to bother though, which you kinda addressed with the whole fresh atty thing. The milky creaminess is on point but the chocolate gets a bit chalky and dull, more so at higher wattage, which you kinda addressed too. Still, a four out of five.
Nut allergy - I prefer not to use flavors with a nut component (whether they are derived from actual nuts or not). What can be subbed for the horchata?
Cappella horchata is very nice in small percentages, but TPA version sucks eggs lol, cappellas has a kinda rice pudding taste to it and i may just order some more to make this, as im out, well the bit i do have is 4 years old and going in bin lol
Mixed up a 15ml trial maybe two months ago (without the Horchata due to a nut allergy). Didn't care for it after a two week steep. Came across the bottle today and tried it again in my kayfun V5. Not sure if it was the long steep or the kayfun - but it's really good! It's a light chocolate-ty vape. Will definitely mix a 30ml bottle of this from time to time.
Oh no!! Im dying to find a good chocolate vape and thought I had all tmake this happen but I've only got FA Cocoa and some other chocolates. No Hot Cocoa
... BUMMER!