Important stuff: adding juiciness to a mix

I find recipe juiciness to be a really important part of making my vaping experience a happy one. For me, any potential ADV needs to be juicy. Although, there are hard nuts to crack *queue the bad-guy music*. Chocolate vapes tend to be dry. The solution often seems to be to add a cream. Are some creams better at adding wetness to a vape? Has anyone found something else that works with chocolate? FA Pear rarely fits the profile - FA Apricot has the potential to add in unwanted flavour, or to take it in a direction you didn't want to go. Bubblegum recipes are in the same boat, it's super easy to end up in Dry Mouth City. There's a multitude of flavour profiles where dryness can be a problem. Hoping we can create a cool shady oasis, nay a burgeoning river of knowledge, to bring much needed relief.

I've gone through my inventory on ATF and picked out the following flavours that I use to add juiciness to a mix (some work better than others):

• INW Cactus (no offence Kactus Krew but I am not a fan of floral vapes so I don't use this much, and never above 0.25%)
• FA Pear (the God of Wet and my go-to, works in many different recipe profiles)
• FA Apricot (only found out about this one recently)
• CAP Cucumber (edited in after OP - thanks Coccobill)
• CAP Hibiscus (edited in after OP - thanks mlNikon)

These ones to a lesser extent:

• Some milks/creams (eg FA Cream Fresh)
• FA Citrus Mix
• TFA Jackfruit
• TFA Citrus Punch
• INW Two Apples
• VT Mango Juice
• FA Fuji
• INW Pineapple
• VT Persian Lime
• LA Lemonade (I think?)

TLDR: I love a juicy vape. How do you add juiciness to a mix? How do you make a tacky dry-mouth mix wetter?