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By Arrbee from Wiltshire
Far more coconut flavour in this than strawberry but it is enjoyable. I think it's slightly too sweet but you can't knock the quality of flavour in dinner lady vape juice
By Kristina
Not super sweet, just the right amount.
By Blue
Has a great flavour but does seem to "burn" rather easily. Mixes great with complementary fruity flavours too.
By OllieR from Bristol
Found that it had quite a sweet taste but could pick up on the strawberry not so much the macaroon aspect to it but if this is something you like i would give it a try!
By Maite
I love this juice but it doesn't quite match the description - you can mostly taste the macaroon/almond taste, the strawberry is very faint. This being faint it was a happy accident for me, I love the taste of it.
By Joseph from London
Nice tasting juice but it is a bit sweet for my and can get a bit sickly. Would probably be nicer in the summer months but not an all dayer for me.
By Sarcasti_c from Kent
Really sweet vipe. Would like to feel more strawberry, but its more like cream, coconut, almond and just a hint of creamy strawberry. But it's nice if You enjoy sweet eliquids. For me personally it is a little bit too sweet. Makes nice clouds, smooth to vipe.
By Alex
Lovely pleasant tasting eliquid, can really taste that sweet, creamy strawberry macaroon flavour along with a hint of coconut and almond.
By Nikki from Edinburgh
This tasted a lot like other strawberry themed dessert eliquids that I've had before. I had "Mirror" by Jwell which was sold to me as a strawberry ice cream and this pretty much tasted exactly the same as that. There was a slight nutty vapor to it but almost no coconut whatsoever at all. I appreciated that there wasn't any coloring to the eliquid and that it was not too smooth or too hard to vape.
By Anonymous
Vaped this in the zlide tank with a 1.6 ohm coil. Very smooth hit and the flavour is quite subtle, not to sweet. Dominant flavour was strawberry.
