I do not understand how people are getting musketeers. Im using VT nic, required flavors, and I imported this recipe into e-liquid recipes. I've let it steeped and tried it fresh. Using a brand new coil, even with temperature control. What am I doing wrong? Is it because I am mixing at 70/30 and 80/20 vg/pg ?
I would only suggest mixing this if you are vaping it under 30w, in fact quite a way under. As many people including the creator Im sure have said the cocoa tastes burnt higher up. I always vape much higher and have mixed this a couple of times vaping it @ 40-50w. Only on one dripper has it tasted nice on, the others all horrible, which has nothing to do with the mix from the taste I got in the one dripper, but a lot to do with that cocoa. Of course taste is also subjective blah blah. Im still yet to have a chocolate I have loved. FA works well for on its own as a real subtle backnote in some recipes for me, TFA White chocolate is nice enough but really isnt chocolate tasting at all, to me its like white icing with all the sugar taken out so a bit bland. I recently tried Inawera duets: strawberry & milk chocolate and also a pear and chocolate, both were absolutely rancid, along with cuban supreme the worst concentrates I have tasted by what I class as great concentrate vendors generally. Final effort is TFA bittersweet chocolate and then I give up on choc vapes.
This recipe for me is a really good one, for people that dont sub ohm, otherwise personally it generally really doesnt work and will just gunk the hell out of your coils for the hassle of it too. If they are still on here rather than moved to his own site I would recommend if you sub ohm the sugary apple almond pie/tart, presidents prickly margarita and lemon torrone parfait of the ones I have mixed from the vast hic list. For me personally these were the simplest to mix yet most gourmet type and authentic tasting of those I have tried though Im sure others opinions would be different.