Right, so you've given up cigarettes and cigars. You've put your pipe away. Ah, but you miss that real robust flavour of gourmet smoke. Well, then you'll love my recipe.
You'll need....
1 oz. of your favourite tobacco.
a 3/4 cup measuring.. er.. cup.
organic raw honey.
organic vegetable glycerin.
some nice container with a lid that seals tightly. not metal!!
organic cotton cheesecloth.
a bowl.
a bottle to store the final product.
time.
Procedure....
Fill a 3/4 c measuring cup with the following:
-1 pt organic raw honey.
-3 pts organic vegetable glycerin.
Put the tobacco into the container.
Pour the glycerin and honey mixture all over the tobacco.
Stir.
Put the lid on the container and place it in a cool, dry, and dark place.. for a very long time.
How long? Well, I can't rightly tell you. This recipe was originally intended to make shisha, but since I stopped smoking my hookah, I decided to drain out the juice and vape it. I've had this stuff curing for a Year. I'm sure you could drain it after a couple weeks, though.
Once this mixture has steeped for an appropriate amount of time, take some nice, clean, organic cotton cheesecloth, dump the tobacco in the middle, then twist up the end and crush out the juice with your hands. Do this over a bowl. Seriously. Don't try to aim into a small bottle. Don't dawdle, and wash your hands when you're done. Use powder-free gloves, if you're worried about getting the juice on your hands.
There. You're done. The final product ought look like dark molasses. Mmmm.
You may dilute this out a bit with distilled water, if you wish, but I didn't.
Fill your cartridge as normal, and enjoy.
Of course, there is no way to know to the milligram the nicotine content of this juice. I personally don't care. I am familiar with the potency of the tobacco I chose to use, and it is pretty strong. Just use caution, and dilute your batch with distilled water if it's too strong.
You'll need....
1 oz. of your favourite tobacco.
a 3/4 cup measuring.. er.. cup.
organic raw honey.
organic vegetable glycerin.
some nice container with a lid that seals tightly. not metal!!
organic cotton cheesecloth.
a bowl.
a bottle to store the final product.
time.
Procedure....
Fill a 3/4 c measuring cup with the following:
-1 pt organic raw honey.
-3 pts organic vegetable glycerin.
Put the tobacco into the container.
Pour the glycerin and honey mixture all over the tobacco.
Stir.
Put the lid on the container and place it in a cool, dry, and dark place.. for a very long time.
How long? Well, I can't rightly tell you. This recipe was originally intended to make shisha, but since I stopped smoking my hookah, I decided to drain out the juice and vape it. I've had this stuff curing for a Year. I'm sure you could drain it after a couple weeks, though.
Once this mixture has steeped for an appropriate amount of time, take some nice, clean, organic cotton cheesecloth, dump the tobacco in the middle, then twist up the end and crush out the juice with your hands. Do this over a bowl. Seriously. Don't try to aim into a small bottle. Don't dawdle, and wash your hands when you're done. Use powder-free gloves, if you're worried about getting the juice on your hands.
There. You're done. The final product ought look like dark molasses. Mmmm.
You may dilute this out a bit with distilled water, if you wish, but I didn't.
Fill your cartridge as normal, and enjoy.
Of course, there is no way to know to the milligram the nicotine content of this juice. I personally don't care. I am familiar with the potency of the tobacco I chose to use, and it is pretty strong. Just use caution, and dilute your batch with distilled water if it's too strong.
