Can anyone give me some advice on how to limit the flavor and nicotine color oxidation in my diy juices? I'm trying to find a nicotine manufacture and flavor manufacture and tricks to prevent my juices from yellowing, or to at least limit the yellowing from the nicotine.
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I'll add, I'm trying to mimic the way companies like five pawns and some other gourmet companies liquids are clear but rich in flavor... how do they do it?
I have 4 of the five pawns flavors: Bowden's Mate, Queenside, Grandmaster and Castle Long. None of them are clear (as in colorless if that's what you mean).
I don't think I'm understanding your question, sorry. I believe nicotine once mixed may pick up a yellow-ish hue but I'm not certain as I don't DIY. Maybe this is a question for the DIY thread?
I don't think I'm understanding your question, sorry. I believe nicotine once mixed may pick up a yellow-ish hue but I'm not certain as I don't DIY. Maybe this is a question for the DIY thread?
The tanning of nicotine comes from oxygen, light and reaction to different flavorings. You can to some extent control the exposure to air and light but the reaction with certain flavorings would be difficult.
Sorry, I was a a little ignorant in my comment about 5 pawns liquid being clear. The only one I have tried is the orange cream and it was clear. Sorry... I'm just searching for a method to keep my liquid clearer. Or if it oxidizes to oxidize to the color that resembles the flavor, not just yelliw, orange or brownish.
Maybe I'm reaching to impossible levels.
Maybe I'm reaching to impossible levels.
Maybe, but I wouldn't know since I don't DIY. But I'm fairly sure that you're not going to get apple to come out red or blueberry to come out blue/purple unless you add coloring to it and I think that's sort of frowned upon.
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