Flavoring alternatives DIY

[RDP]

Ok so I'm new to DIY juice and have read they you could use alternative liquids for flavor such as concentrates from mccormic or extracts but they contain high amounts of alcohol. But today I seen snow come flavoring it's seems to just be water PG flavor and food coloring. It's relatively cheep @ $12 gal any opinions on using this to mix my own juice??

 

[Steamix]

Water, ethanol ( aka alcohol ), PG are ok substrates for vaping.
Did find some flavours in local supermarkets based on PG and meant primarily for food preparation. Way too thin for vaping.
There's also flavours using vegetable oil as substrate. Fine for cooking. Unsuitable for vaping.
Food coloring - verdict still out on that...

 

[Sir2fyablyNutz]

I "Seriously" doubt the concentration of flavor will be high enough for vape, and it probably contains sugars and other stuff.

 

[RDP]

I've checked no auger in fact no different than the McCormick root beer concentrated flavering I have used for flavoring. You may be right about level of concentrated flavor.

 

[DoctorJ]

I "Seriously" doubt the concentration of flavor will be high enough for vape, and it probably contains sugars and other stuff.

From my experience, you are correct. These flavorings are not meant for DIY.

 

[RDP]

I posted I have used McCormick flavor concentrate recently and they worked. Well they do... Only they have best flavor fresh mixed I have found that when steeped for a week they begin to develop a potent tobacco/alcohol aftertaste that lingers for several minutes in your mouth.
So my conclusion on this. They are good for when you are out of juice and can't wait for your steeping juice to Finnish it's steep time. Is for mix and vape use.