Alright, so I’ve been vaping for a while now, trying out different e-liquids and flavors. Recently, I decided to give “Dinner Lady Lemon Tart Salt Nic” a shot, and boy, was it an experience! Here’s how it all went down.
First, I got my hands on a bottle of this stuff. I’d heard good things about it – mostly that it’s a super accurate lemon tart flavor, and I’m a sucker for anything dessert-y.
Unboxing and First Impressions
The packaging was pretty standard, nothing too flashy. The bottle itself was your typical chubby gorilla bottle, easy to squeeze. I popped the top and took a whiff. It smelled amazing, just like a freshly baked lemon tart – sweet, tangy, and with a hint of that buttery crust.
Setting Up
Next, I needed to get my vape ready. I’m using a small pod system, perfect for salt nics. I made sure the pod was clean, and then I filled it up with the Lemon Tart e-liquid. It was a nice, clear liquid, not too thick, not too thin.
- Cleaned the pod thoroughly.
- Filled it up carefully, avoiding overfilling.
- Let it sit for about 5-10 minutes to make sure the coil was fully saturated. This is important to avoid dry hits!
The Vaping Experience
Okay, time for the main event! I took my first puff, and wow! The flavor was spot on. It really did taste like a lemon tart. The lemon was bright and zesty, but not too sour. You could definitely taste the sweetness, and then that buttery, pastry-like flavor came through on the exhale. It was seriously good.
I vaped it throughout the day, and the flavor stayed consistent. No weird aftertaste, no burnt taste, just pure lemon tart goodness. The throat hit was smooth, thanks to the salt nicotine. It’s not harsh at all, which is exactly what I look for.
Final Thoughts
Overall, I’m super impressed with Dinner Lady’s Lemon Tart Salt Nic. It’s become one of my go-to flavors. I mean, the juice lived up to the hype, and is a great all day vape, at least for me! If you’re into dessert flavors, or just looking for a good, solid salt nic e-liquid, I’d definitely recommend giving this one a try. Just my two cents!
