I am really curious as this could even be used to make test batches to give you an idea of a potential juice.
I don't think it will give you a very good sampling of what your vape would taste like, but it's sure good in everything!
i mix tfa's double coconut with sprite to make ocean water (the drink from sonic)
Yumm! How many drops per can?
Milkstone 2.0 is amazing in cold brew coffee.
Pour yourself a nice glass of cold brew, add a splash of cream, a spoonful of raw sugar simple syrup, and then put like 4 or 5 drops of Milkstone 2.0 in there. Man...so good.
Saved. What is your setup for cold extraction ?
Nothing really fancy. I just use my old Toddy and filtered water. It's really about the quality of the coffee.
Toddy T2N Cold Brew System
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I have a friend who just had weight loss surgery and had to drink these unappetizing protein shakes for the first week or two while she recovered, and she ordered a bunch of flavors to add in them and make them more palatable. She's donating all the leftovers to our stash once she's done with them :D
The sky is the limit! We have lots of customers who come through the website just to pick up their Capella for drinking water.
From their website:
Enhance water your way. Sometimes on the road or at work we need a healthy, quick, satisfying and thirst quenching drink – so we developed Capella Water Drops - lightly sweetened with zero calorie, all natural Stevia. Turn water into a custom taste sensation. Use a little or a lot, you know what you like. Make your own low calorie sodas. Experience concentrated flavor and amazing cost savings
Yea I do this all the time with alcohol. The flavors aren't exactly the same so I wouldn't make vaping recipes based solely on it. CAP French vanilla 2 drops per 12oz of coke is a perfect vanilla coke clone. Try Jim beam with fa almond and cap French vanilla. Coffee works well also. Try flv chocolate dutch with coffee.
I've seen a DIY Youtuber suggest mixing concentrates with water in order to experiment with flavour concentrates without wasting raw materials. Of course I can't find it now, but mixing drops of concentrate to find out what goes well together and at what ratios is helpful.
brilliant idea. they are food grade, so it would make a good drink too. lil' pineapple, seltzer and rum.....
Thanks, I stopped drinking pop like coke for health and taste so being able to make your own soda will be nice. I'm gonna give it a try this week maybe make something with pineapple
Got a SodaStream last week, it basically just carbonates water. Comes with concentrates, but found some people on forums saying they used capella to mix their own. Havent tried it myself yet. Would like to blend a monster energy drink flavor, but suspect it would cost more in flavorings than just buying monster.
I was looking at that machine too but was turned off by the fact of the cartridges. From what I'm seeing people only use a few drops like 1-2 per 300ml so it will for sure be cheaper than buying a monster drink and at least you can use the flavours for both vape and drinking.
you don't have to use a soda stream to make your own soda! I found a 5lb canister of CO2 on craigslist. It came with a regulator. Then I purchased one of these. It screws onto an empty 2 liter bottle. Squeeze all the air out of the 2 liter, put on the cap, turn on the regulator, shake vigorously, an you have soda water. Costs me about 10 cents a bottle.
Yeah just experimented a little with some flavorings I'd had standing around for ages. The concentrates are more potent than I'd imagined. But it did remind me why I didn't vape those flavors..not a fan of the taste. Most of the rest of my collection is bakery oriented so not ideal either. Now to figure out a monster(ish) recipe for my next shop..
Edit: the cartridges aren't too bad really, during my experimenting I finished one for the first time, after just over a week of pretty heavy usage. About 40 or 50 liters at a guess. Think it's £10 per refill, makes it 0.20 - 0.25p per liter, plus flavorings. Not particularly cheap compared to supermarket brand fizz, but it is fun, and yeah looks like you can make your own flavours with some practice.
if i can dig up the post, its somewhere around here, where one of the more popular DIY'ers here put up a recipe where the title was something along the lines of "burnt out making juice, here's something different" where they were sharing a recipe for their sodastream.
Im really thinking about buying one, but i fear i would have to up my flavor purchasing then because i would go nuts with that thing.
Check out wizard labs. I forget the brand but one of em does a monster flavor, and a rock star one. I'm like ninety percent positive I remember seeing it on wizard labs. I think the monster one is called green energy.
After FW's sds sheets got released I started using Yellow Cake and Tres Leches in my oatmeal. Delicious.
I also use them to make hard candies so as drink flavouring it should work. Gonna try it when I get home!
How do you turn them into hard candies?
I melt sugar until hard crack fase. (about 152 celcius) Throw some glucose in and then add a couple drops of flavouring.
Only partially relevant, but I always found it interesting that Ahlusion offers drinkable versions of some of their juice flavors in their B&M.
I drink a lot of whiskey (hence the username) and on occasion I will add one of my Vanilla flavorings to it, maybe 3-10 drops. Otherwise its neat, on the rocks, or maybe a splash of water over 80 proof to keep my tongue from going numb and dulling the flavor.
Haven't used them in drinks but I use mine constantly in homemade quest style protein bars. Vita Fiber, unflavored protein, and whatever flavorings I feel like for the day. Feels similar to making ejuice all the trial/error and flavor notes on that.
Edited: just added 6 drops of hangsen pineapple to my water with a little bit of splenda and it turned out pretty good.
Take 2 shots of new amsterdam gin in a tall glass. Fill the rest with the Clearwater orange mandarin sparkling water you get at Walmart. Add 2 drops FA Mandarin, 4 drops TFA VBIC. Your welcome. All you taste is a delicious creamsickle with no alcohol taste and 2 of them will make you walk funny
I have experimented with some small batch tonic syrups along with club soda to make some gin and tonics as drinks. A ton less sugar than grocery store bought tonics, and different flavors, you'd be surprised. May be the kind of flavor you're looking for.
Cool, what kind of flavours did you play with?
I started with this: Ruby D Tonic Concentrate - Original (16 Ounce) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00XDBO78E/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_-QHmxbJFXCAD3
And also Tomr's Tonic syrup http://www.amazon.com/Tomrs-Handcrafted-Tonic-Syrup-Concentrate/dp/B005ELN7JQ
They both have great flavors that I can't quite put a finger on. Different than any ready made tonics that you would buy.
I was sick last week so I took my menthol extract from TPA and poured it into a cup of water. I was maybe 5ml worth. I brought it to a boil and was going to inhale the menthol to clear my sinuses and bought. It stung my eyes so bad and the inhale was so strong it bout made me hurl. But.... It did sorta work. I did feel better. :) I would recommend
Not exactly. I was drinking and in a pinch needed something soda-like... So I added some flavoring and a little sweetener to Tonic water. It was disgusting... I've tried adding certain flavors to coffee as well with no success... But that could just be me or those particular combinations.