www.tastyvapor.us Carrys a 15 ml bottle of sweetener to use to sweeten your juices. I use it to sweeten my peppermint which makes it taste like candy cane. A little bit goes a very long way.
Want to sweeten your juice ?
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I just ordered 4 bottles of it. Thanks Clumsygirl. I want it for some of my other juices from different places to try to make them better. I have a drawer full of juices that I do not like that much. Bought from here and there. Hopefully that will taste better.
To answer your previous question it is a Sucralose Based Sweetner.Curious What This Sweetner Is You Guys, Whats It Called & Where Do You Get It...Help Me Here....
You get it at Tasty Vapor. It's under Miscellaneous Products. Here is the direct link. Sucralose Sweetner.
Good question! I don't know since I haven't tried it yet. I just was giving the links to the person that asked where to get it.
I like using splenda better than cotton candy or bubblegum to sweeten my liquids. The splenda adds sweetness without adding any flavor.
Woot! I just went there and ordered 3 bottles for $16.95!! They have a special deal right now with special pricing...buy 2, get 1. Thanks for that link.
Would like to try this but does anyone know the effects of inhaling sweeteners?
Sucralose (Splenda) is a Chlorocarbon.
It is in the same family of chemicals as DDT and PCBs.
Don't worry, its not DDT, its DDT-Lite!
Google: sucralose toxicity
this stuff is bad to ingest, i don't want to think about what inhaling it will do...
and the fact that splenda is one of the 'safer' artificial sweeteners is kinda frightening......
Honestly if I was going to try anything to sweeten my juice I'd try liquid Stevia:
NuNaturals, Clear Stevia, 2 fl oz (59 ml) - iHerb.com
NuNaturals, Clear Stevia, 2 fl oz (59 ml) - iHerb.com
Sucralose (Splenda) is a Chlorocarbon.
It is in the same family of chemicals as DDT and PCBs.
Don't worry, it’s not DDT, it’s “DDT-Lite!”
Google: sucralose toxicity
this stuff is bad to ingest, i don't want to think about what inhaling it will do...
and the fact that splenda is one of the 'safer' artificial sweeteners is kinda frightening......
Google: carcinogens in cigarette smoke
I'm not going to get into a debate over this, but you really have to understand that most people exhibiting these symptoms either consume large amounts or have particular sensitivies to sucralose or its metabolites. When people have adverse reactions to the product and automatically assume it's bad for everyone, it's just ridiculous. It'd be like a person with a penicillin allergy calling for it's ban. Sure, we aren't sure it's 100% safe, but if that's the case what are you doing vaping?
and since you're so concerned about what goes into your body what were you doing smoking in the first place??? Besides depending on how long some people around here have been smoking, they may have ACTUALLY smoked DDTThat aside, in my little bit of experimentation, I really liked splenda as a sweetener. I only used a tiny bit but to me, there was a slight sweetness on the inhale and almost nothing on the exhale and the taste didn't build up in my mouth like some sweet juices have. I dissolved some in water and added it to some Loranns apple flavor, which in turn was added (10%) to dekang tobacco flavor along with about 15% VG. So far, this is the only flavor I really like. I'm actually kinda sad because it's almost gone.
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Curious about this Stevia. I've never used it or the Splenda, or what TV sells.
Do they all taste the same? If so, since Stevia is 'natural' (never looked into it actually), I'm assuming it's better to use? Will it ruin cartomizers though?
Do they all taste the same? If so, since Stevia is 'natural' (never looked into it actually), I'm assuming it's better to use? Will it ruin cartomizers though?
Amazon carries the EZ-Sweetz brand in a 2 oz. bottle for $12.99 and EZ-Sweetz (3 Pack 0.2 oz - Liquid Sweetener 180 Servings/Bottle) for $10.99. This is just like a liquid Splenda.
Tobacco is natural. Is that safe to use?
Actually, what research has been done (anecdotal, mostly) indicates that stevia is probably safe. Other countries have been using it for decades without any significant indication of side effects. But you shouldn't assume that it's safe just because it's "natural".
Stevia, like pretty much all naturally occurring sweeteners that aren't cane sugar or corn syrup, are heavily lobbied against by the companies that make cane sugar and corn syrup. It was actually illegal to sell it in the US as a sweetener until only a couple years ago. More info here.
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