Re: Tincturing dried fruit (Just Tomatoes etc.)

[Guest guest]

> Hello all,

>

> I have been tincturing some dried fruit from Just Tomatoes and a company

called Crunchies I found at my local grocery store. So far I have strawberries,

mango and raspberries in perfumers alcohol.

> Thanks,

> Charna

>

Hello everyone!

So tincturing fruit in alcohol works, but has anyone tried doing an oil

infusion? Would that be effective? Or would this be something that needs to be

strictly with alcohol? I'm still learning so I hope my inexperience isn't

showing haha

[Guest guest]

>

>

> > Hello all,

> >

> > I have been tincturing some dried fruit from Just Tomatoes and a company

called Crunchies I found at my local grocery store. So far I have strawberries,

mango and raspberries in perfumers alcohol.

> > Thanks,

> > Charna

> >

>

>

> Hello everyone!

> So tincturing fruit in alcohol works, but has anyone tried doing an oil

infusion? Would that be effective? Or would this be something that needs to be

strictly with alcohol? I'm still learning so I hope my inexperience isn't

showing haha

>

>

Hi, :

I've tried both and found that the infusion in alcohol results in a stronger

scent.

Best Regards,

Margo

>

[Guest guest]

> > > Hello all,

> > >

> > > I have been tincturing some dried fruit from Just Tomatoes and a company

called Crunchies I found at my local grocery store. So far I have strawberries,

mango and raspberries in perfumers alcohol.

> > > Thanks,

> > > Charna

> > >

Has anyone tried a tincture or infusion using melon? If you dehydrate a melon

does it lose all of its scent?

Eager to learn,

~