Are extracts acceptable to use for flavoring?

[Nicklemile]

I Googled "Food Grade Flavoring" and got tons of sites to go to. I found a lot with "Extracts". The reason I ask is because I want to make a Garlic bread vape. I found a garlic flavor "extract".

And I also see the word "Oil or Oils". Are "Oils" okay to use to flavor vapes? There are lots of choices. I also want to make a "Smoked Maple Bacon Pancakes'' vape... Is liquid smoke safe to use?

Not sure what I'm going to use for bacon yet. If it's even possible.

It's okay to laugh at me. I know what I want to make could be considered stupid. LOL!

LOL!!! Wake up in the morning and have a Coffee vape then for breakfast have a Smoked Maple Bacon Pancakes vape with an Orange juice vape and later have a Garlic bread vape.....

I think I need to stop before I get in to trouble with my wife. She is looking over my shoulder with "That Look" in her eyes.

Thanks for the advice.

Nicklemile "James"

 

[dennism]

Most of the flavor extracts contain oil, not good for vaping. Your best bet is to stick with juice made for vaping, you can get almost any flavor you desire.

 

[Izan]

Hi and welcome.
I believe Hangsen has vape safe versions of the flavours you seek.

Don't forget roast beef and roasted chicken.


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[Nicklemile]

I found this. I would give it a go...
Survey says roast dinner flavour in rising demand in UK vaping market

 

[dobroeutro]

Have a look @ One on One Flavors. They have quite the selection of PG based flavorings that may be what you're looking for. Good luck...

 

[JCinFLA]

I'd personally steer away from a Garlic anything eliquid. Several friends and I have discovered that when we eat anything containing garlic...it quickly kills our ability to taste ANY of our eliquids for a good while. IMO, a Garlic flavored eliquid could have the same result.

 

[Letitia]

Flavourart has many savory flavors.

 

[mcduffy]

Flavourart's Black Fire flavor is liquid smoke flavored.

 

[Letitia]

I want to try a balsamic sesame candy mix.

 

[AzPlumber]

No reason to take unnecessary risks, there are plenty of diy flavor options that are suitable for vaping at numerous online vape vendors.

 

[dennism]

Have a look @ One on One Flavors. They have quite the selection of PG based flavorings that may be what you're looking for. Good luck...

This is the first time I've heard of this company. They have a very large selection. May I ask how are their flavors and service?

 

[dobroeutro]

This is the first time I've heard of this company. They have a very large selection. May I ask how are their flavors and service?

I only have a few of their flavors so far, mainly due to recommendations over on ELR. The ones I have are very good though. I plan to try more of their flavors @ some point. No issues with service...

 

[BrotherBob]

I Googled "Food Grade Flavoring"

Have to be real careful because food grade flavoring can contain many ingredients other than vapeable products. Would recommend googling Flavor Concentrates next time. What I look for is flavors with PG/VG and water soluble extracts only. Word of caution using Lorann Oils, these folks combine vapable with non vapable products:
re: LorAnn Flavors- COLOR CODED Complete Ingredients List