Anyone come across cardamom concentrate in the UK?

[peps1]

looking for a cardamom concentrate, but having trouble finding it in concentrate here in the UK.

 

[EmbraSewerRat]

juggles suggested to me for a decent coffee flavour to simmer some PG/VG in a Bain Marie with ground coffee in it.

You might want to research the same for cardamon. Hell, might try it myself this weekend...

 

[Tubbyengineer]

@juggles suggested to me for a decent coffee flavour to simmer some PG/VG in a Bain Marie with ground coffee in it.

You might want to research the same for cardamon. Hell, might try it myself this weekend...

T'other option is to do the infusion / steeping route, basically soaking the cardamom or ground coffee in PG/VG to flavour it...

 

[peps1]

juggles suggested to me for a decent coffee flavour to simmer some PG/VG in a Bain Marie with ground coffee in it.

Yes, thinking about grinding some up and adding to PG and slapping in a water-bath, but was kind of unsure how long I should heat/steep.......hope someone has done all the trial and error so I don't have too!

Need me some cardamom custard in my life.

 

[EmbraSewerRat]

Yes, thinking about grinding some up and adding to PG and slapping in a water-bath, but was kind of unsure how long I should heat/steep.......hope someone has done all the trial and error so I don't have too!

Need me some cardamom custard in my life.

Lazy wee sod!!

 

[s3rv3d]

looking for a cardamom concentrate, but having trouble finding it in concentrate here in the UK.

Looks like they got it here, Flavourart E Liquid Flavouring - Diy E Liquid

Some notes on it too from HIC on another forum:

FA Cardamom: roughly 3%, but nearly always 1% or less in recipes

No other company makes this spice flavor; fortunately FA did it perfectly! This tastes just like sweet green cardamom powder (not black cardamom).

If you're not familiar with cardamom, it's a sweet spice related to ginger. It tastes similar to a combination of ginger and cinnamon. It's the distinctive flavor in real Indian chai. If you vape coconut, fruit flavors, chai/tea, or spiced bakery recipes, you need this flavor.

Cardamom adds a great touch to many fruits. If you use coconut in any recipe, try it with Cardamom. They are a perfect pair, whether in dessert, coffee, tobacco, or fruit mix recipes. The same can be said for mango, peach, pear, apple, and citrus. If you like vaping those flavors - especially in bakery recipes - you must try with Cardamom.

Of course you need Cardamom for authentic flavor in chai. It's also used in many Indian desserts and Scandinavian cookies.

If you're bored with your usual vapes, try adding 0.25-0.5% Cardamom to a couple recipes for an exotic, sweet-spice touch. If you really can't stand ginger, you should probably avoid Cardamom - but otherwise, give it a try.

 

[peps1]

Lazy wee sod!!

Looks like they got it here, Flavourart E Liquid Flavouring - Diy E Liquid

Thank you, ordering some now!