are meat-flavored juices vegetarian?

[dopamine]

perhaps a silly question, but I've heard that there are "natural" flavorings in some juices. I am a vegetarian, and am tickled pink by the thought of vaping meat-flavored juices for the novelty of it- I haven't had bacon in 11 years and want to try it in this form! So, anyone know if the flavorings in the meaty flavors are vegetarian?

(I'm not vegan, so animal products / dairy products are fine- I just don't want real beef or chicken or fish extract in my juice)

 

[Cat_in_the_Playground]

Good question! I was a vegetarian for several years, several years ago (mom's cooking was just too good and I gave in). Have you tried contacting the actual vendor for the juice(s) you want to try? I would think they would know what they are putting in (especially if you order from a vendor who mixes their own juices).

 

[dopamine]

thank you- yes I will try directly contacting the suppliers. Fingers crossed there is no real meatiness in the juice! I can't wait to try baby back ribs, haha.

 

[lppa2006]

ahhh just give into the meaty goodness of meat...

Just think of all those poor defenseless vegetables you are murdering... besides have you never heard the cry of the carrots...

 

[DarwinUser]

Wouldn't it be the same as a Vegetarian person smelling a meat-product being cooked, even in the worst case? As long as you're not "eating" it, I don't see the difference, regardless of the ingredients involved.

 

[dopamine]

hey that's a really good point! It's really not the same as eating it, at all.

I'm a vegetarian for mostly health reasons, anyway- trust me, I used to love the stuff! I still think it smells divine and I'm sure it still tastes great

 

[jifjifjif]

This is the most interesting thread I have ever read.

 

[ShannonA]

If there's any meat product at all I'd be surprised extract of dried (insert meant here) maybe? I don't see how they could pull using meat juice in it without it getting rancid *shudders*.

If you're just concernd about your health I'm pretty sure the fat isn't in there. The only reason to think twice about it is if you're a vegetarian because of your love for animals.