I notice many people asking about or trying to match analogue flavor. As well, I know the first 30 or so posts on each thread will be the same old tired "you'll never replicate combustion" being parroted mindlessly. Of course there is no combustion in vaping; none of us are that stupid. Although, when something burns, it undergoes many chemical transformations, not just oxidization. It is the resulting chemical byproducts that compose the odor and flavor of burning, not the burning itself. Therefore, we should be able to duplicate, or at least simulate, the taste and aroma of an analogue with chemicals alone. Granted, some of these byproducts are dangerous to say the least; in these cases, there is usually a less dangerous flavorant/odorant in the same family that will do for our purposes.
This recipe is my attempt to synthesize an analogue cigarette flavor, while avoiding any mutogenic or toxic chemicals. I developed it for my brother, who demanded it in order to switch to vaping. Needless to say it works.
This recipe is my attempt to synthesize an analogue cigarette flavor, while avoiding any mutogenic or toxic chemicals. I developed it for my brother, who demanded it in order to switch to vaping. Needless to say it works.
