I'm trying to get the exact flavor from a premium french soda specifically "Lorina sparkling coconut lime" Also it has a more viscus consistency I suppose due to the Vosgess Sand stone. So I am trying to transfer that to the juice is there a way I can make an extract or essence something like that. Or made make a concentrate try to powder it, condense it , remove some if not all the sugar and if there is some what levels would be OK?(sugar content is 22g) I want it to taste exactly (or close as possible) to it and I would prefer to use the actual soda in it in some way. This is for a Great NEW product idea I had So ANY HELP is highly appreciated, even more if it keeps it safe for Digestion. Maybe you can point me to a resorce or the right direction. Thanks in advance.
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Creating a NEW type of juice, need help on flavoring PLEASE
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Vaping sugars isn't a great idea. You'd be better off trying to find flavorings to try and match the taste, if I'm understanding your thoughts correctly.
There are lots of coconut, lime and soda flavorings on the market, individually. None contain sugars. If you need to sweeten to taste, there are sweeteners available, as well.
I would not use soda to make ejuice.
There are lots of coconut, lime and soda flavorings on the market, individually. None contain sugars. If you need to sweeten to taste, there are sweeteners available, as well.
I would not use soda to make ejuice.
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You can still do this by experimenting with the flavors you taste. Each of the flavors you desribed are available by several flavoring companies.
EUREKA! I think I found a method that will do the trick! Gelatin filtration! http://www.nytimes.com/2007/09/05/dining/05curi.html?_r=0
Possibly, yes.
Using gelatin?
I'd need to know a hell of a lot about inhalation of the result before I'd get anywhere near it... but my first reaction is... no.
But, it's your dream... look into it.