Liquid Smoke?

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Anybody ever try a drop or two in their mix? I recently got a bottle of "liquid smoke" for a food recipe I was making and I was thinking a hickory BBQ vape might be nice. It appears to be hickory smoke captured in water. Any thoughts?

 

[Murdock Ruml]

Might be able to vape it. Withou looking at the ingredients there is no way to be sure if it is safe though. And, if I remember correctly, that stuff is real dark. It would make a dark juice. Generally dark juices have been known to to really gunk up an atty/carto.

 

[YKruss]

From this Colgin Companies - FAQ website:

Colgin Natural Liquid Smoke is an all-natural product with no additives or preservatives.

Colgin Natural Liquid Smoke contains: Water, Natural Smoke Flavor, Vinegar, Molasses, Caramel Color and Salt.

Molasses would be a problematic ingredient and dark Caramel Color.

 

[Hellen A. Handbasket]

You have to read all the ingredients before trying any of the liquid smoke products. I bought some of this:

The Lazy Kettle brand of liquid smoke is made differently. Hickory and a little mesquite are burned at a low temperature, then the smoke is captured and diverted into a tunnel, says Lawrence Ames, president of Honest Foods. In the tunnel, a constant stream of distilled water is channeled through the smoke to pick up the flavor. The liquid is then filtered to remove any sediment or oil before bottling. There are no additional ingredients.

It's very clean (so it won't gunk up your atty or lungs) and very concentrated, so you might want to dilute it in PG or VG first and experiment. Less is more with this stuff. My thoughts? Blech... not even close to smoky tobacco so I used it in cooking and gave the other bottles I bought away as gifts. LOL.

There are several vendors who sell liquids that have a wood smoke flavor added to it as well (usually have the word "wood" in the flavor like Applewood). Not my cuppa tea either.

If you really want to check it out, see if Flavorart still has a liquid smoke DIY flavoring so you'll know it's safe for DIY. I know they did sell it a few years ago. Not sure which vendors are carrying it these days (I stopped doing DIY), so you'll have to search the forum.

 

[cRaZyIpAdMoM]

Tried it , Cough !!!! Didn't like it I'm a curious vapor

 

[debb]

I have a bottle from tpa.. heard it is good for tobaccos...haven't tried it yet.....how much is good to use?

 

[Jimi D.]

Flavourart makes Oakwood flavor that is nice..Start at 1%