Tasty Candy is the sweet shop range from Malaysian brand Tasty Fruity: six candy profiles, from Super Cola and Citrus Burst to Grapple Drops and Cotton Candy, each bottled as 100ml of 0mg e-liquid in a 120ml bottle with space for two nicotine shots. The 70% VG / 30% PG blend is made for sub-ohm tanks and direct to lung pod kits, and every bottle costs from £8.49 at Hulme Vapes, with nicotine shots from £1 to bring it to 3mg. If you came to vaping through candy flavoured disposables and want the same sweetness in a refillable kit at a much lower cost per millilitre, this is the Tasty range built for you.
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Tasty Candy is the sweet shop wing of Tasty Fruity, the Malaysian e-liquid brand whose fruit shortfills became a fixture of UK sub-ohm vaping once 100ml bottles took over from 10ml. The parent brand built its name on ripe, juice like single fruits, then split that house style into themed sub-ranges: an ICE Series, bubblegum, dessert, lassi, shisha and this one, which rebuilds the same fruit foundations as pick and mix sweets. At Hulme Vapes it sits inside the wider Tasty Fruity collection of more than sixty bottles across seven ranges.
Every Tasty Candy bottle is a shortfill: a 120ml bottle filled to 100ml with nicotine free e-liquid, leaving 20ml of headroom for two standard 10ml nicotine shots. Two 18mg shots bring the full 120ml to 3mg/ml; one gives roughly 1.6mg/ml; none keeps it at 0mg. Selling the liquid without nicotine is what makes the 100ml size possible, because the UK TPD limits nicotine containing e-liquid to 10ml bottles, and the shots you buy alongside carry that compliance instead. The 70% VG / 30% PG ratio gives thick vapour and a gentle throat hit, which suits a sub-ohm tank or direct to lung pod on a coil of 0.8ohm or lower.
The range runs from the fizzy end of the counter with Super Cola, through the lemon and lime of Citrus Burst and the sour, tangy Sour Pops, to the fruit drop sweetness of Grapple Drops (grape and apple) and the pineapple led Tropicana Punch, and finally to Cotton Candy, the spun sugar flavour UK vapers know as candy floss. Because all six share one base ratio and one price, choosing between them is purely a question of which sweet you miss most.
The six flavours sit in four corners of the sweet shop, and it helps to know which corner you are shopping in. Every flavour below is 70/30, 0mg as sold and from £8.49, and all six take the same two nicotine shots. Four of the six are in stock at the time of writing; stock varies, and live availability shows on each product page.
Best for: anyone who reaches for the cola option first in any disposable range. Super Cola is the range's cola bottle sweet rather than a glass of cola: sweeter and more syrupy than the drink, with the tangy edge fizzy cola sweets carry. It is the flavour we point first time buyers towards: cola translates to e-liquid better than almost any other sweet and holds up all day at 3mg without turning cloying.
Best for: vapers who find most candy liquids too sweet and want sharpness to cut through. Citrus Burst is lemon and lime in boiled sweet form, tart on the inhale with the sugar arriving on the exhale, and the pick for anyone stepping across from a lemonade style fruit. Sour Pops pushes further into sour, tangy fruit lolly territory; it is out of stock at the time of writing.
Best for: Tasty Fruity regulars who want their usual fruit with a candy coating. Grapple Drops pairs grape and apple in fruit drop style, with a sugar layer that separates it from the straight fruit blends in the core range. Tropicana Punch is the pineapple led tropical option, closer to a fruit punch sweet than to fresh pineapple. These are the two to try if you liked the Tasty Fruity blends but wanted them sweeter and rounder.
Best for: pure sweet tooths. Cotton Candy is the simplest and sweetest flavour in the range: spun sugar with no fruit layer underneath. It is the closest thing here to the cotton candy disposable flavours, and also the flavour most likely to shorten coil life, so pair it with a mesh coil you are happy to replace weekly. It is also out of stock at the time of writing.
Hardware is the same for all four corners: a sub-ohm tank or direct to lung pod with a coil between 0.15ohm and 0.8ohm, found in the vape kits and mods collection. Mouth to lung pod kits with 1.0ohm or higher coils are a poor match for 70/30 liquid and are better served by 50/50 nicotine salts. A sensible first order is two bottles from different corners, for example Super Cola and Citrus Burst.
Tasty Candy is one of seven ranges under the Tasty Fruity label, and the ranges differ from each other far more than the flavours differ within a range. Tasty Candy comes first below, then the three ranges customers most often weigh it against.
Pick Tasty Candy if the flavours you miss from disposables are the sweet shop ones: cola, lemon and lime, sour sweets, candy floss. It changes the style of sweet with every bottle and has no cooling at all, which matters if you are tired of every disposable flavour arriving with ice attached. It is also the only range in the family with a cola flavour, which on its own settles the question for a lot of people.
Pick Tasty Bubblegum if what you want is fruit wrapped in pink gum rather than fruit turned into a sweet. Every Bubblegum flavour carries the same gum base under a different fruit, while Tasty Candy swaps the type of sweet from bottle to bottle.
Pick Tasty Creamy if sweet means dessert to you: cheesecake style profiles are rounder and heavier than candy, feel richer at the same nicotine strength, and suit evening vaping more than all day use. Pick the Tasty Fruity ICE Series if you want fruit first with a cold finish and no candy layer; it is the range closest to the fruit ice disposables.
Price will not separate them: every Tasty Candy bottle is from £8.49 and the sibling ranges sit at the same price for almost every flavour. Coil life is the practical difference. The ICE Series is gentlest on coils, Creamy sits in the middle, and Candy and Bubblegum are the sweetest two and will take a few days off a coil's life if vaped exclusively.
Mixing a shortfill is a two minute job you do once per bottle, and sweet liquids reward a little extra care, so these steps include the habits that keep a candy flavour tasting clean.
A 70VG or 100VG shot keeps the 70/30 ratio thick enough for sub-ohm coils. Two 18mg shots give 3mg/ml, one gives roughly 1.6mg/ml. The nicotine shots collection starts at £1 per shot.
Unscrew the cap, lift out the nozzle and squeeze the full 10ml shot in. Add the second for 3mg; the 120ml bottle has exactly 20ml of headroom.
Replace the nozzle and cap and shake hard. Shots sink if left alone, so an unshaken bottle vapes weak at the top and strong at the bottom.
Candy flavours can taste thin or sharp for the first few hours after mixing. Leave the bottle cool and dark overnight and the sweetness settles back into place.
Drip a few drops onto a fresh coil's cotton, fill the tank and wait five to ten minutes before the first draw. Sweet liquids scorch on a half dry coil faster than fruits do.
Run the coil in the lower half of its printed range; the top end caramelises sweetener faster. Store upright, cool, out of sunlight and out of reach of children and pets.
One more candy specific habit: swap the coil when the flavour starts to dull rather than waiting for a burnt taste. Sweet liquids build residue gradually, and the first sign is Super Cola or Cotton Candy tasting flat and muted.
These are the two sweet ranges in the Tasty Fruity family. They are the pair customers most often ask us to tell apart.
| Feature | Tasty Candy | Tasty Bubblegum |
|---|---|---|
| Flavour base | Sweet shop candy: cola bottles, boiled sweets, fruit drops, candy floss | Pink bubblegum under every flavour |
| Sweetness level | High, changing with the type of sweet in each bottle | High and consistent across the range |
| Sharpness | Sour and citrus notes in Citrus Burst and Sour Pops | Rounded, soft gum finish with little sharpness |
| Flavour overlap | Grape and apple, pineapple, cola, lemon and lime | Blue raspberry, strawberry, mango and berry pairings |
| Coil life | Shortened by sweetener; Cotton Candy is the heaviest | Shortened by sweetener; much the same as Candy |
| Closest disposable flavours | Cola, lemon lime, sour apple and cotton candy styles | Blue razz gum, strawberry gum and grape gum styles |
| Best suited for | Vapers who want variety in the kind of sweet | Vapers who want one gum base with the fruit as the variable |
The decisive line is sharpness. Tasty Candy is the only one of the two with genuinely sour and citrus bottles, so if you liked the sour apple, lemon lime or cola flavours in a disposable range, Candy maps onto them and Bubblegum does not. Bubblegum is the range to pick if you want the gum base to round every fruit off the same way.
Neither range is designed for mouth to lung vaping or high nicotine. Both are capped at 3mg/ml with two 18mg shots, or roughly 3.3mg/ml with two 20mg salt shots, and both need a sub-ohm coil to vaporise the 70/30 base properly.
If you run a tank below 0.8ohm and plain fruit has started to taste thin, Tasty Candy adds the sugar layer back without moving you into dessert territory.
Cola, lemon lime, sour and cotton candy were among the best selling disposable profiles, and this is the Tasty range that recreates them at 3mg in a refillable kit.
If you already vape the core fruits and want the same house style with a candy finish, Grapple Drops and Tropicana Punch are the shortest step across.
Six bottles across four distinct sweet types means you can rotate through the whole range in a couple of months without buying the same style twice.
The reasons to buy Tasty Candy here come down to price, speed and the people answering the phone: every bottle is from £8.49, we have been trading since 2016, and the team giving mixing and hardware advice vapes these liquids themselves.
A UK vape retailer with nearly a decade of shortfill experience behind every Tasty Candy order.
Order Tasty Candy and your nicotine shots before midday and they leave us the same working day.
A tracked 24 hour option at checkout, and free UK delivery once your basket passes £50.
Flavour, shot and coil advice from a UK team that knows the sweet end of the Tasty range first hand.
Sub-ohm kits drink liquid far faster than pod kits, so a 100ml bottle, once mixed to 120ml, lasts less time than the label suggests. Typical real world usage looks like this:
All of these figures are approximate and assume average usage conditions. Coil resistance and wattage move them more than anything else: a 0.15ohm mesh coil at 80W can use twice the liquid of a 0.6ohm coil at 25W. With candy flavours a second clock runs alongside the bottle: a sweet liquid vaped exclusively usually dulls a coil within seven to ten days, so budget one to two coils per bottle.
Unopened, a bottle keeps for well over a year stored cool and dark. Once the shots are in, expect peak flavour for the first two to three months, with the sharper Citrus Burst and Sour Pops softening first and Super Cola and Cotton Candy holding up longest.
Tasty Candy shortfills are legal to sell in the UK in 100ml and 200ml sizes because they contain no nicotine as sold. Under the UK Tobacco and Related Products Regulations (TPD), nicotine containing e-liquid is capped at 10ml per bottle and 20mg/ml (2%) in strength; those limits bite on the nicotine shots you add, not on the 0mg shortfill. Every shot we stock is a TPD compliant 10ml bottle at 18mg/ml (1.8%) or 20mg/ml (2%), notified to the MHRA as UK law requires for nicotine containing products, and the shortfill bottles carry child resistant caps and tamper evident seals.
A genuine bottle has the VG/PG ratio and 0mg on the label, a nozzle sealed under the cap, and the 120ml size with visible headroom. Store bottles upright at room temperature and away from direct sunlight, because heat and light dull sweet flavours faster than fruit ones, and keep them out of reach of children and pets, particularly once nicotine has been added.
Once mixed with nicotine shots, Tasty Candy e-liquids carry the same risk of nicotine dependency as any other nicotine product and may cause irritation for some users. They are intended for existing adult smokers and vapers only, and should be used responsibly. Candy flavouring does not make a nicotine product any less of a nicotine product.
Several Tasty Candy flavours are also made in the 200ml format, and it is not the bulk discount it looks like. The 200ml bottle holds 160ml of 0mg liquid with room for four 10ml shots, giving 200ml at 3.6mg/ml once mixed, or roughly 2.8mg/ml with three. At £14.99 plus four shots the mixed cost lands within a few percent per millilitre of two 100ml bottles with their four shots, either way depending on the flavour's current price, so what you pay for is convenience: one mix instead of two, and the only route in this range to a strength above 3mg. The larger candy bottles sit in the Tasty Fruity 200ml collection.
For 100ml buyers, the number that matters is £50, the free UK delivery threshold. A full set of six Tasty Candy bottles clears it on its own at any price in the range, and five bottles plus their ten shots also clear it, so a full set of the range ships free. Add the shots to the same basket every time: at £1 to £1.50 each they are the cheapest line on the order and the easiest to forget. A rolling order of three or four bottles across different sweet types keeps the rotation fresh.
Yes. Tasty Candy shortfills contain 0mg nicotine as sold, so they fall outside the UK TPD 10ml bottle limit and can legally be sold in 100ml and 200ml sizes. The shots you add are the TPD compliant part: 10ml bottles at no more than 20mg/ml, sold only to adults aged 18 or over.
Two 10ml 18mg shots fill the 120ml bottle and give 3mg/ml. One 18mg shot gives roughly 1.6mg/ml, and two 20mg salt shots give roughly 3.3mg/ml. Use a 70VG or 100VG shot and shake for a full minute after adding.
Roughly 15 days for an average sub-ohm vaper using around 8ml a day, about 30 days for light use at 4ml a day, and around 10 days for heavy use on a low resistance coil. These figures are approximate and depend heavily on coil resistance and wattage.
Every Tasty Candy 100ml shortfill is from £8.49 at Hulme Vapes, and the 200ml format, where available, is £14.99. Nicotine shots are sold separately from £1 each, and orders over £50 qualify for free UK delivery.
Yes, sweet liquids generally do. Sweetener does not fully vaporise and leaves a residue on the coil and cotton that dulls flavour, so expect seven to ten days from a coil vaped exclusively on Tasty Candy. Running the coil in the lower half of its wattage range and priming new coils properly slows the build up.
Super Cola. It is the only cola flavour in the Tasty Fruity family and is built as a cola sweet rather than a cola drink, so it is sweeter and more syrupy than a glass of cola, with a slight tangy edge. It is the first flavour we recommend.
No nicotine product is risk free. The shortfill itself contains no nicotine, but once mixed with shots it carries a risk of nicotine dependency and may cause irritation for some users. These products are intended only for existing adult smokers and vapers, and candy flavouring does not change that. Anyone who does not already use nicotine should not start.
A full minute of hard shaking is the minimum. Leaving the bottle overnight somewhere cool and dark lets the shot disperse fully and settles the sweetness, which can taste thin or sharp for the first few hours. Long steeps are not needed, but a day makes a noticeable difference to candy flavours.
If this is your first candy shortfill, the three questions we answer most often are which kit to use (any sub-ohm tank or direct to lung pod kit with a coil of 0.8ohm or lower), which shot to buy (a 70VG 18mg shot, two per bottle for 3mg) and whether a sweet liquid will wreck your coils (it shortens their life, and the steps above help). Our UK based team can talk any of it through; reach us through the Hulme Vapes contact page. If you would rather look around first, the vape kits and mods collection can be filtered to sub-ohm devices, and the nicotine shots page lists every VG ratio we carry. Tasty Candy ships from UK stock, with same day dispatch on orders placed before 12pm.
These are the collections Tasty Candy customers most often add to the same order or move on to next: the parent Tasty Fruity collection for the fruit flavours the candy range is built on, the two Tasty ranges that take sweetness somewhere else entirely, and the nicotine shots needed to mix every bottle. The vape kits and mods collection covers the sub-ohm hardware that suits a 70/30 blend, and the full e-liquids range is where to compare Tasty Candy against other sweet shop shortfills.
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