Help with Chocolates

[Ehvam]

So, my mixes have really come a long way - except for anything having to do with chocolate. Can someone please give me a really good chocolate recipe? especially if it involves some tobacco type of flavor. But I will settle for just a good chocolate recipe to start with.
I have Lorannes chocolate, Double chocolate from FW, double dark chocolate from PA and bittersweet from PA as well.
It seems no matter how much I add to my mixes, getting the chocoalte flavor to be nice and strong just fails. I've gone up to 15% with no luck.
Help?

 

[OCD]

Found this recipe and converted it to percentages. Still steeping as I just mixed it last night but I like where it seems to be going.

Chocolate Caramel Praline

37.5% Chocolate LA
25% Pralines & Cream LA
12.5% Dulce de Leche TFA
12.5% Caramel LA
7.5% French vanilla TFA
5% Sweetner TFA

I mixed mine using the above at 20% so for a 5ml batch I used 1ml flavor and 4ml nic base. Once it has steeped well for a week or so I think I may dilute it down to see how low I can take the total percentage of flavorings and still get a good vape out of it.

 

[GoodDog]

I'm a chocoholic and the only good chocolates I've found are from Capella. There are a few tricks to chocolate, EM being the most important one. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/diy-e-liquid/116751-little-diy-tricks-chocolate.html

 

[donnah]

I like capella chocolate fudge brownie with a drop of sweetener.

 

[GoodDog]

I like capella chocolate fudge brownie with a drop of sweetener.

Yeah, good stuff!! I like it with EM and Marshmallow.

 

[Catmom]

I just got some clear double chocolate from the Flavor Apprentice, and I love it. I've found that chocolate needs to be at a higher percentage than other flavors. Right now I'm vaping 20% flavor made up of 92% clear double chocolate and 8% Flavor Apprentice sweetener. It's good

 

[panachronic]

I have TPA Dark Double Chocolate, and I can't get a chocolaty-flavored juice out of it to save my life.

 

[Catmom]

I haven't tried the dark. I wanted to try the clear because all my other chocolates are dark, and they tend to get a burned taste. So far the clear is holding up really well in that regard as well.

 

[wendallb]

Listen to GoodDog about chocolate as she knows her stuff and it needs to steep for a few days..just sayin

 

[GoodDog]

Yes, chocolates almost double in strength after steeping for a few days. I find many are hollow without a significant amount of EM. I also add either, coconut (CA only), vanilla custard or marshmallow for creaminess and moisture. It's not necessary to add a large amount if you don't want the added taste, but I've found these ingredients are necessary for a really good chocolate. I also mix different vendors' chocolates at times and that helps to not waste any plus it gives a different spin on the flavors.