Looking for a ice tea concentrate ???
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This is interesting. I'd also like to know if you'd be able to get one
I believe @Stroodlepuff said she did her own rooibos extraction.
Opened a few tea bags and dumped the shredded leaves into PG (I'm sure VG would work too, but not as well??)
Shake it up, add a little heat even and leave for a few days.
Once there is a good aroma/smell to the mixture, strain the shredded leaves out and presto!!
Obviously you would then need to add sucrose for sweetness, coolada for the cool exhale and a fruit of your choice. (I'd go with peach)
Hope this helps!
Opened a few tea bags and dumped the shredded leaves into PG (I'm sure VG would work too, but not as well??)
Shake it up, add a little heat even and leave for a few days.
Once there is a good aroma/smell to the mixture, strain the shredded leaves out and presto!!
Obviously you would then need to add sucrose for sweetness, coolada for the cool exhale and a fruit of your choice. (I'd go with peach)
Hope this helps!
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FW Has an ice tea flavour, no idea if it's any good though 
vm peach rooibos
What @Nova69 said.
Been Vaping Peach Rooibos with a touch of Methol Ice from Vapour Mountain since i discovered their juices.
Super refreshing!
I believe @Stroodlepuff said she did her own rooibos extraction.
Opened a few tea bags and dumped the shredded leaves into PG (I'm sure VG would work too, but not as well??)
Shake it up, add a little heat even and leave for a few days.
Once there is a good aroma/smell to the mixture, strain the shredded leaves out and presto!!
Obviously you would then need to add sucrose for sweetness, coolada for the cool exhale and a fruit of your choice. (I'd go with peach)
Hope this helps!
There is a shop in melrose arch that sells loose tea and tea bags. Crazy expensive (I think It was R100 for 20x tea bags ) but it has the most amazing aroma.
I paid for the box of tea bags so I was entitled to doing what I wanted to 1 tea bag. #score!
So I cut it open (has a strong cloth bag) and dumped it into some pure pg and left it to steep for a month. Afterwards I used the same tea bag cloth to strain it out and added some vg to it and had the best apple tea Flavour ever !
Lol not meI believe @Stroodlepuff said she did her own rooibos extraction.
Opened a few tea bags and dumped the shredded leaves into PG (I'm sure VG would work too, but not as well??)
Shake it up, add a little heat even and leave for a few days.
Once there is a good aroma/smell to the mixture, strain the shredded leaves out and presto!!
Obviously you would then need to add sucrose for sweetness, coolada for the cool exhale and a fruit of your choice. (I'd go with peach)
Hope this helps!
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I believe it was me, I'll see if I can track that post downLol not me
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Here's a link to a post on how I made tea extract:
http://www.ecigssa.co.za/my-crazy-experiments.t11441/#post-222352
Once you have your tea base where you like it add a dash of Koolada, like maybe 0.5 or even 1% to add some coolness and add the fruity flavour of your choice, ripe strawberry, lemon or peach work well or use a combination of those, for a bit of fun try adding a tiny bit of peppermint.
http://www.ecigssa.co.za/my-crazy-experiments.t11441/#post-222352
Once you have your tea base where you like it add a dash of Koolada, like maybe 0.5 or even 1% to add some coolness and add the fruity flavour of your choice, ripe strawberry, lemon or peach work well or use a combination of those, for a bit of fun try adding a tiny bit of peppermint.
Let us know how it turns out
It might be worth a try buying an iced tea in a tin that you like, evaporating the water off which should leave you with a concentrate which might then be dissolved in PG.
yeah, a lot of should's and could's but Im still waiting for my countertop distiller after which I'll be able to say for sure.
Caffeine is supposedly dissolved in water and PG is hygroscopic(attracts water) so Im hoping it'll be a similar 2 step process.
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