Cake Vapors: Slyced Orange Pulp E-Liquid Review

 　　Cake Vapors has always aimed to provide the best e-liquid quality and innovative concepts for players. This time, the Cake team has carefully developed a new e-liquid themed around beverages, named Slyced Orange Pulp, featuring innovative fruit packaging design and combining the most popular flavors of the moment.

  　　The founder of Cake Vapors tasted a beverage during a trade show in China and learned that it was a very popular drink among Chinese consumers, known for its unique refreshing fruit pulp flavor. He couldn't forget it and brought it back to the U.S. when he left China, leading to the creation of this beverage-themed Slyced Orange Pulp e-liquid.   　　First, let's look at the packaging. At first glance, the creative design scores full marks, shaped like slices of orange with bright colors, showing that the manufacturer put in a lot of effort. The liquid is clear and transparent, with a slight yellow tint at 3MG concentration (not that kind of "yellow"!). The PG/VG ratio of the e-liquid is 60:40, and the liquid flows well. For someone like me who enjoys big clouds, it would be even better if the PG could reach 70, but the current vapor production is already quite sufficient. From the color, you can't tell that this is orange pulp, but the key is that the flavor is remarkably similar. If a bit of coloring were added to make it yellow, I suspect it could be confused with real orange pulp. From the aroma perspective, I would give it a score of 9.5.

  　　Upon opening the e-liquid bottle, a fragrant orange pulp aroma immediately fills the surrounding air. Taking a puff, the authentic orange pulp flavor rushes through the mouth, lingering long after.   　　The first inhale clearly reveals the taste of orange, feeling very fresh with a hint of orange peel flavor, smooth on the palate with a slight chill, reminiscent of drinking frozen orange pulp, not overly sweet; after tasting, you can sense the flavor of orange flesh. Having tried several other orange-flavored e-liquids that leaned towards a singular orange peel taste, this one stands out for capturing the flesh flavor, which is commendable. When exhaling, the flavor changes slightly, but it's hard to articulate exactly how (is this what they mean by something that can only be understood but not explained? *sigh*), the initial refreshing taste fades a bit. After a few puffs, the orange pulp drink I bought finally comes in handy, and in comparison, the similarity can reach over 8.5, though the experience feels lacking in the satisfaction that the drink provides to the taste buds. Upon further tasting, I personally believe the reason is that the aftertaste lingers for a shorter duration.