Searching for a supplier of liquid tobacco flavoring

Hi I'm searching for someone who outsources the liquid solution that is applied to tobacco to give it flavoring. Several flavors I would want for example, strawberry, blueberry, peach, etc. If you know anyone who can assist me or can suggest a company to speak to I'd appreciate it. Thanks! :smiley4:

Try the jelly isle in any grocery store.

Please post pictures of your results.

Thanks.

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Originally Posted by as982

Hi I'm searching for someone who outsources the liquid solution that is applied to tobacco to give it flavoring. Several flavors I would want for example, strawberry, blueberry, peach, etc. If you know anyone who can assist me or can suggest a company to speak to I'd appreciate it. Thanks! :smiley4:

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Why would you want to flavor tobacco yourself? Why not just buy flavored cigars? Seems like a lot of unnecessary work to me.

It sounds like he wants to make his own shisha. The shit they put in that stuff can't be healthy in the least bit.

Or maybe he's nuts.

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Originally Posted by mrtr33

It sounds like he wants to make his own shisha. The shit they put in that stuff can't be healthy in the least bit.

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Or you could just make your own flavoring ...... its usually about 16 to 24 ounces and happens every few hours, or after quite a few beers.



Kris

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Originally Posted by as982

Hi I'm searching for someone who outsources the liquid solution that is applied to tobacco to give it flavoring. Several flavors I would want for example, strawberry, blueberry, peach, etc. If you know anyone who can assist me or can suggest a company to speak to I'd appreciate it. Thanks! :smiley4:

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Any food grade flavour works. Prop. glycol is used to mix.

When you pull the cigar from your dogs ass, isn't that enough flavor for you??:smiley10:

Did you try google?:smiley5:

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Originally Posted by badwhale

Try the jelly isle in any grocery store.

Please post pictures of your results.

Thanks.

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Is that anywhere near Gilligan's Isle?:smiley36:

Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale, a tale of a fateful ship.....

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Originally Posted by MarineOne

Or you could just make your own flavoring ...... its usually about 16 to 24 ounces and happens every few hours, or after quite a few beers.



Kris

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It's always in better solution when you eat Asparagus beforehand. Give it a try and let us know how it works out

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Originally Posted by craig

Any food grade flavour works. Prop. glycol is used to mix.

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thanks craig. you were the only person that had any good advice to offer me. i appreciate it. :smiley20:

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Originally Posted by as982

thanks craig. you were the only person that had any good advice to offer me. i appreciate it. :smiley20:

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That's where you're wrong, asman... There's plenty of good advice, it just depends on how receptive your are to the advice... :smiley2:

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Originally Posted by as982

thanks craig. you were the only person that had any good advice to offer me. i appreciate it. :smiley20:

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Hey man, fuck you.

Don't know if that's good advice or not so take it as you will.

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Originally Posted by as982

thanks craig. you were the only person that had any good advice to offer me. i appreciate it. :smiley20:

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If I told you antifreeze was a good idea, would you tell me I gave you good advice too?:smiley36:

By the way, what happened to the "Shift" key on your keyboard between your first post and this post? Did you break it or something?:smiley5:

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Originally Posted by CoventryCat86

If I told you antifreeze was a good idea, would you tell me I gave you good advice too?:smiley36:

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Anti-freeze (of the type specified) is always a good idea. It gets cold up here in Canada, eh? :smiley2:

Say, how do you make Anti freeze?

I know!

Steal her nightgown! Yuk, yuk, yuk, yuk, yuk, yuk! :smiley17: