Olivenation bubblegum

[bombastinator]

So I needed flavoring and the olivenation bubblegum extract came so I’m vaping it untested. All the data was right. Water soluble, baking safe, not an emulsion. How do you extract bubble gum flavoring anyway? From the bubblegum tree?! It’s probably just standard bubble gum flavoring. They just call it an extract because that’s what they do. Anyway, it’s not real real strong. I put about as much in as I do for a strong flavor and it could use more. Luckily it’s cheap as chips so that isn’t a problem.

I’ll test it anyway when the filter paper comes (in a week) but it struck me as pretty safe. Also I won’t be vaping it for a real long time if it’s not. When my testing paper comes I’ll be testing olivenation bubblegum, mango, and two McCormic flavors I don’t have real high hopes for. “Regular” baking companies tend to have gritty flavoring that tends to not work well and fouls the cotton real quick. Also I’ll have to sweeten them.

 

[smacuser]

Why not use a known flavoring manufacturer?

Information for E-Cigarette and Non Food & Drink Buyers

www.olivenation.com

 

[bombastinator]

Because I was buying off Amazon, there was Lorraine stuff, but it all said “oil” so I wasn’t sure it was the same, and the other stuff was expensive. I could have ordered direct from flavorwest, which I’ve done in the past, but to do wholesale there I would have to buy wholesale amounts, and I didn’t want that much. The testing effectively adds cost, but this stuff was cheaper eve after that is added in.

 

[smacuser]

I'm betting it will be a high percentage of your mix.

 

[bombastinator]

I don’t generally mix. Every single flavor acts as a premix for me. I do this so I don’t need to measure carefully. It is the ratio more than the actual amount that needs to be exact for mixed flavors. I suppose I could pre-mix a bunch and do it that way, but it’s too much trouble. I just squirt flavoring right in the bottle by eye. It’s why I’m fond of premixed flavors like “bubba’s pig sap” which is really basically waffles, maple, and bacon.