Rundown of atomizer safe flavors

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Could we just use the flavored extracts in our kitchens? I was at Michaels, AC Moore, and Joanns today and the only flavours they all had were vanilla, almond, and butter. I didn't get any of those because I want the fancy flavours, not the boring ones. It seemed from reading those bottles they are the same as the extracts I have in my kitchen for cooking already. Or do I have no choice but to purchase LorAnn's from their website??
 

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The first I'm not sure would be concentrated enough... it's in a different section of their site.

The second... has caramel coloring. Looks to be roughly the same as Lorann's Root Beer without the Polysorbate 80 and Potassium Sorbate, which I don't think are harmful based on research.

If you want to kick up the LorAnn rootbeer flavor, I would recomend adding some LorAnn sassafras. This is a common ingredient in rootbeer. I know this because I am a homebrewer and have made my own rootbeer using all natural ingredients (i.e. no concentrates). Sassafras is a key ingredient. It also wouldn't hurt to add a little vanilla butternut to round it out, as there is vanilla in rootbeer too. Cheers!
 
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