Cappuccino vape
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I bought cappuccino flavouring from Cupcake world and it's ok as is.A bit rough so I will be adding something soon to mellow it a bit but it's fairly nice as is just couldn't vape it for long. It seemed to need a long steep as after 1 week it was unvapable and really harsh.
Did an order tonight in preparation for this great cappuccino im suppose to make, picked up some Caramel Cappuccino Flavor By Signature, Cappuccino by FlavourArt, Caramel Macchiato Flavoring by Hangsen and a few other flavors. If the missus complains, she did ask me if I wold make this for her friend lol
Just tell her to buy 120ml of this. Best deal on premade e-juice you can get, and you don't have to bother mixing it yourself, and she can get it on her own.
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That is a tough flavour for me. I have tried a cappucino and carmel mix that did not turn out very good. I will be watching this thread and hope for a few more recipies to be posted.
I'm still trying to get TFA Caramel Cappuccino right for my tastes. It's either Papa Bear or Mama Bear. I want Baby Bear!!
Your right, mach10 is very good and one of my ITC favorites, yet thats not the point. Being able to come up with a recipe for an ejuice that you or someone else would like is the point.
Please share how it came out!
I tried some Signature cappuccino concentrate today. One drop to 5 ml and it was strong.
If you have tried it at 1 drop and it's still too strong,try taking 1 drop of flavoring and mix it with a drop of pg.Then use 1 drop of the diluted flavor added to your mix,this would essentially give you a half of a drop.
I haven't tried it alone,but it is used alot to give a sort of milky caramel type taste.I've seen it used alot with cereal type flavors to give that mil type taste to it.
I know youre diyer but if she wants cappucino tell her to check out Alien Visions for Christys Cappucino under their premium line. The owner, Ben, makes it for his wife and I dont know how he does it but the taste is so authentic I swear I can taste the coffee beans inside.
That does look good but I'd think those percents would be a little high for me. I don't know about the Cappuccino but the Carmel Cappuccino is really strong as b.m. noted and it seems like I read that the Cappuccino is too. Hopefully you already know what you like in those flavors and you can just ignore me lol.
Good luck and let us know how it goes.
Anyone tried the Inawera Cappucino? That's the one I have; on the inawerashop website, someone said that 6% was too bland, but 10% was good, so I'm guessing it must be a lot weaker than the TFA y'all are talking about?
I'm not really wild about the taste of caramel, so maybe I'll give the dulce de leche a miss; I do have Sweet Cream (capella), so I guess I would just use more of that?
Andria
I'm not really wild about the taste of caramel, so maybe I'll give the dulce de leche a miss; I do have Sweet Cream (capella), so I guess I would just use more of that?
Andria
That's probably a good call on the dulce de leche. I have the Inawera, and it has a strong milk note with a hint of other flavors. It mixes pretty good with TFA Sweet Cream in small amounts for mixes where I want a little cream, so it won't go to waste, but I'll probably not reorder when it's gone.
I often see where folks use two or more different creams in their mixes and that might be something to explore. TFA Sweet and TFA Bavarian come to mind.
That's somewhat like vanilla for me. I tend to like TFA Vanilla Swirl and Inawere Wanilla mixed better than either by itself.
Hmm.. I don't have the Bavarian; I do have TFA French Vanilla Creme, and I thought I might add some of that too. something like this:
.Inawera cappucino 4%
.Capella sweet cream 10%
.TFA french vanilla creme 4%
.TFA sweetener 3%
I did a 5ml test of just the cappucino by itself at 4%, and it wasn't bad at all, but it seemed... thin? I thought the sweet cream and vanilla and a little sweetener might make it a little richer.
Andria
Hopefully it'll get stronger with steeping. I know the TFA Caramel Capp does. At one drop per 5 ml it just has a faint hint of coffe but after about 3 weeks of steep time it's quite good.
The above recipe on the Capp with the Dulce de Leche got me wanting to try some thing similar so here's what I mixed up.
TFA Caramel Cappuccino .5%
TFA Sweet Cream 2%
TFA Sweetener .5%
Inawere Dulce de Leche 2%
Shake and vape tasted like a really weak coffee with milk in it. I've got my hopes up for it though. I'll try it again in a couple of weeks to see how it's coming along.
I think the long steep times are for the birds, personally; if it doesn't taste good when I mix it, it's probably not ever going to, or I'm not going to be patient enough to find out. I like the technique of using combined flavorings up to 25%-30% so it actually has some flavor right off the bat; if it gets better after a little while, great, but I can't just sit around waiting when I need something to vape. I'm not one to make up large portions of anything; I did that with my original ADV Virginia, and I still have some of that, now about 5 months old, sitting in the cabinet, which I may or may not ever vape. My tastebuds are changing too fast and too radically to make a large portion of something and think I'll still like it weeks or months down the road. For now, I think the largest quantity I should make of ANYTHING is maybe 30ml, maybe 60ml of something I decide is really great, but no more than that.
What I ended up with, last night, with the cappucino, was this:
Inawera cappucino 5%
Capella sweet cream 10%
TFA french vanilla creme 5%
TFA sweetener 5%
1 drop Inawera Virginia TA (in a 5ml portion)
It wasn't bad, but I think the vanilla is a bit too strong. I'm thinking of adding a bit of chocolate, to compensate for the strength of the vanilla taste -- that TFA french vanilla creme is very good, but very strong. What I'm really seeking is something that tastes good while I'm drinking cocoa or mocha cocoa, so a bit of chocolate would probably make it just right.
So, maybe something like this -- I guess it could be called "mocha cappucino":
Inawera cappucino 5%
Capella sweet cream 10%
TFA french vanilla creme 3%
TFA milk chocolate 2%
TFA double chocolate - dark 2%
TFA sweetener 5%
1 drop Inawera Virginia TA (in a 5ml portion -- 2 drops in 10ml -- basically about 1%)
The TA adds a light smoky touch. I'm sure other mfr's flavors could be substituted, but these are the ones that I have right now. The combination comes to 28% flavoring, so it should taste good -- at least vapable -- right off the bat. It's pretty sweet, with 5% sweetener, so others might like it less sweet.
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