Flavouring options. your thoughts on this please.

[charon]

Hiya folks,
having been indulging in Mixology for some time, I pondered the plausability of using food flavoring concentrates.
After some chasing about I found this site and lo and behold the majority of the flavours are indeed suitable as per the sites own statment.

www.cupcake-world.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=144&products_id=1453

Seems to me that a great deal of experiment will be needed to get the ratio right, but after all that's just part of the fun

[Karma]

I think these are the same

www.28vapeslater.com/28-cupcakes-later-55-c.asp

[Deleted]

charon I have not used ccw flavours myself but many here have. The general consensus seems to be that they are cheap but need to be mixed at at least 20%. Most of their stuff is ok for vaping but there are some that are not. See this link: wiki.planetofthevapes.co.uk/wiki/Guide_To_Flavouring#Cupcake_World

[charon]

Certainly look similar, but a little cheaper, also available in larger quantities for those of us who have a bad habit of Fouling things up.
Memory isn't what it used to be you see.. lol

[dinamic22]

I seem to remember someone said they are very weak compared to flavourings from vape stores

[Karma]

28VapesLater

would you like to comment on how strong these flavours are?

[charon]

charon I have not used ccw flavours myself but many here have. The general consensus seems to be that they are cheap but need to be mixed at at least 20%. Most of their stuff is ok for vaping but there are some that are not. See this link: wiki.planetofthevapes.co.uk/wiki/Guide_To_Flavouring#Cupcake_World

Yea so I saw when checking the site, another reason I wanted some input from the great and good on here

[Karma]

There are quite a few flavours that need 20% charon Capellas and Mom and Pops spring to mind. Then there are some of the Inawera ones that only need 1%

Super-Shiny has a spreadsheet that could be useful

[dragon]

I have tried 2 of these, the champagne is seriously strong and tastes best at 5%. I got chocolate too, which smells the same as the Cappella one Didn't experiment with it much, since for some reason me and vaping chocolate just don't mix I'm happy to eat it though

[charon]

Wow thanks for your input folks, well i think a test run on some is called for.. BTW, sorry if I originally posted in wrong section

It's never my intention to offend or break the rules (unless i don't think I'll be caught)

[Super-Shiny]

Some spreadsheets here charon

docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AqR0O_Xk4NWJdENxbndtZ1Y5cm5EbUJTLUF2Z2pDRkE#gid=0
spreadsheets.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0AkX4_hQ6Fu8HdEwwR2dLRUJlVjlabEN1NG1ucktuUVE&gid=11
wiki.planetofthevapes.co.uk/wiki/Guide_To_Flavouring#Bickford_Flavors

[Perpetua]

Sept 2, 2013 18:05:48 GMT dinamic22 said:

I seem to remember someone said they are very weak compared to flavourings from vape stores

They are Di . . . although their Cream is very strong.


The fruits I've found middling in intensity and the Butterscotch & Toffee although very nice, I use those as a neat dilution with Nicotine Base to be able to get a good flavour, for me.

[dinamic22]

I thought my memory served me right Mandy but i could not quote anyone as i could not remember who it was that mentioned it.

[Perpetua]

I'm certain there are a few others as well that have said the same Di, although off the top of my head I can't remember who exactly either.

Gillas might have been one . . .

[charon]

Right folks, from what your all saying seems to me that whilst the flavours may be not as strong as some others from vendors,they can indeed be used..Yippee Let the great experiment begin.

thanks for all your comments and Special thanks to Romelee for those spread sheets.

I'll let you all know in due course what sort of results I eventually get.