Adding Liquid Smoke?

[Blue Ridge]

Hi I'm fairly new to the forum and very much like a smokey taste that reminds me of wood smoke. I tried adding "Liquid Smoke" to one of my vg tobacco flavors. Is this safe? I know some vendors such as Viking offer Hickory Smoke, so I was curious if this is what some of the vendors add to produce the wood smoke flavor?

 

[VaporX]

The liquid smoke i am familiar with is just that, liquified smoke.
They trap and cool the smoke coming off a fire.( I'm sure there is a technical name for the process)

It condenses in to a liquid that is bottled and sold.

As far as how safe it is, check the bottle for warnings.

Personally
Its ok to eat but i don't think i would vape it

 

[Blue Ridge]

The liquid smoke i am familiar with is just that, liquified smoke.
They trap and cool the smoke coming off a fire.( I'm sure there is a technical name for the process)

It condenses in to a liquid that is bottled and sold.

As far as how safe it is, check the bottle for warnings.

Personally
Its ok to eat but i don't think i would vape it

Yep, thats what I used. Colgins Hickory Liquid Smoke, if there is any other flavoring to get this like in some of the flue cures, I would love to know what they are.

 

[GIMike]

Interesting line of thought on this. BBQ flavored e-liquid. It's like, being able to taste/smell the lovely aroma of cooking meat, without all the hassle of actually cooking the meat