Has anyone tried vaping real Honey?

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nyiddle

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Heh, not the best idea.

To give yourself an idea of what it'd be like, just take a standard frying pan and heat that sucker up good. Take some of your regular old honey, and pour it on there. You'll see pretty quickly that it turns from a yellow color, to brown (commonly known as "caramel"), to black. That black you're seeing is the burnt form of glucose/sucrose, and it's GNARLY (smells bad, tastes bad, and I recall reading online that it's probably not good for you).

On a side note, here's something tasty you can do with honey:

Honey Caramel Sauce | Recipes | National Honey Board
 

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Heh, not the best idea.

To give yourself an idea of what it'd be like, just take a standard frying pan and heat that sucker up good. Take some of your regular old honey, and pour it on there. You'll see pretty quickly that it turns from a yellow color, to brown (commonly known as "caramel"), to black. That black you're seeing is the burnt form of glucose/sucrose, and it's GNARLY (smells bad, tastes bad, and I recall reading online that it's probably not good for you).

Heading in the right direction but you veered off. ;)

It's more like you are pouring the honey onto the red hot stove top burner coils. What you mention happening above, would happen Damn Fast on the burner.

Bruce in Ocala, Fl
 
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