Alternative uses for flavours?

submitted over 2 years ago by TommDiamond

Quit vaping but this year in January in got myself some flavours. Now I have around 20, some of them almost full ~8ml left but others almost empty. Nobody would buy a bunch of random opened flavours and I was interested in what other stuff can I use them in order to finish more bottles?

Comments

8 points

by isuamadogover 2 years agoRenaissance Mixer

Protein shakes, water, cookies, desserts, whatever.

There’s surely someone here who is just starting out that I bet would pay for shipping if not a local pickup. Pay it forward imo is the best use for it.

4 points

by penatbaterover 2 years agoCopy Lurker

Can you mix like soda water, simple syrup, and a bunch of these to make a nice drink? Idk if it's the right flavoring for that.

1 points

by isuamadogover 2 years agoRenaissance Mixer

I never quite got it to taste right in soda water but I’m pretty sure that’s 99% of how sodas are made. I mean, I wouldn’t use a funky flavor but I’m sure it’s something worth tinkering with if you have something to carbonate your water. I just drink a lot of plain water and quite a few shakes so have more experience dropping some in a shake in the blender

3 points

by penatbaterover 2 years agoCopy Lurker

Hmmm this could be a new hobby lol maybe the old recipes could work for actual juices. XD

1 points

by aelweroover 2 years ago

I've simply added them to Pepsi on occasion with decent results. Just go easy on em starting out, a little goes a long way

7 points

by Kittybit8over 2 years agoI found my thrill on ID10-T’s hill

Candy, soap, scented candles, "nic-picks" (flavored nic saturated tooth picks - project of u/ID10T), beverages (lots put flavorings in their coffee and tea), cakes, snacks etc.

There's tons of stuff you can do with flavors.

4 points

by Grand_Cauliflower_88over 2 years ago

The flavors are food grade flavorings so you can use them in cooking. Flavoring things. They are safe to ingest.

3 points

by SnifflingDarKover 2 years ago

I use them in lip balm

3 points

by Pastorfuzz69over 2 years ago

I use the old flavorings in my humidifier during the winter. I add about 20 drops to the water.

3 points

by TommDiamondover 2 years ago

it s safe for the humidifier? i might do it with my heisenberg bottle!

6 points

by Pastorfuzz69over 2 years ago

I’ve been using them in my humidifier for 4 years and no problems. Keep in mind it’s the flavors used in vape juice , not the e-juice itself.

3 points

by stateekover 2 years ago

I carbonate water using a soda stream and add my leftover flavours to that. Works well.

2 points

by sainted_sover 2 years ago

Some of the best no-bake cookies I ever made with were some kahlua and cream flavoring.

2 points

by rushinigiriover 2 years ago

We had a thread about this recently with some... pretty funny ideas. I'm actually eating butternut squash roasted in olive oil I infused with 2% FA Maple Syrup and 2% FLV Caramel as I'm typing this - it's good! You do need a lot of concentrate for solid food though, what I should have done is go by % of total food in grams, then make some super potent oil.

1 points

by Benway23over 2 years ago

Pancakes!

1 points

by Mookeye1968over 2 years ago

Their food grade so whatever sounds like a few drops might taste good with.

1 points

by LilBearLuluover 2 years ago

I've successfully used flavors I didn't like in my wax melter with plain bits of candles I had. I've also used them in oil diffusers.