Multi Freeze flavours and its 50/50 ratio explained

Galipette, Crapule, Fripouille. Read the labels of the Multi Freeze range and you learn nothing about the fruit inside, only that every bottle shares the same ratio. On a shop page the bright artwork stands in for useful information, and around thirty listings blur into one. We grouped Liquideo’s recipes by fruit pairing, then measured what the 50/50 changes against two rival ranges.

Which Multi Freeze recipe to pick for the fruit you want

For a peach, mango and passion fruit blend, Tireboulette covers the soft exotic register. For a tart pair, Galipette combines apple and raspberry. For something thirst-quenching, Canaille brings watermelon and kiwi together.

All these recipes share the same 50/50 ratio and the same iced effect. That is the main difference from the high VG ranges on the market, since the hardware imposes no constraint here and taste alone decides.

Three fruit ranges compared

Data for the two Liquideo ranges comes from the maker’s own range pages. For Fruizee we relied on the technical sheet of a French retailer, so all three columns reflect the French market listings.

Criterion	Multi Freeze	Juice Heroes	Fruizee
Dominant family	Iced classic fruit	Iced exotic fruit	Sweets and fresh fruit
PG/VG ratio, 10 ml	50/50	30/70	50/50, except 30/70 at 18 mg/ml
PG/VG ratio, 50 ml	50/50	30/70	30/70
Nicotine, 10 ml	0, 3, 6 and 10 mg/ml	0, 3, 6 and 10 mg/ml	Up to 18 mg/ml
Nicotine, 50 ml	Nicotine free, to boost	Nicotine free, to boost	Nicotine free, to boost
Vapour density	Light to medium	Dense	Varies with the format
Flavour clarity	Clear	Medium	Clear in 10 ml
Suggested draw	MTL	DL	MTL or DL depending on format

The recipes grouped by fruit pairing

Counting both bottle sizes, the catalogue lists around thirty items for far fewer recipes. Grouping them by family is the only way to find your way around without opening every product sheet.

Exotic pairings

Tireboulette brings together peach, mango and passion fruit, the richest blend in the range. Sacripant focuses on mango and pineapple, more direct. Salopiot adds guava to orange and mango, which lends a floral note rarely found in this segment.

These three recipes cope well with a higher nicotine strength. Their natural sweetness rounds off the hit, whereas a lone citrus note tends to sharpen it.

Classic and tart pairings

Crapule pairs pineapple and raspberry, Galipette apple and raspberry, Fripouille orange and dragon fruit, Canaille watermelon and kiwi. These are the most consensual profiles, and the easiest to vape all day without tiring of them.

On a mouth to lung coil these recipes stay readable for a long time. An iced fruit in 50/50 leaves a lighter deposit on the cotton than a dessert loaded with sweeteners, which spaces out wick changes.

What the Multi Freeze 50/50 really changes

A balanced ratio is not a limp compromise. It is a technical choice that favours flavour delivery and a fluid base over the amount of vapour produced.

Propylene glycol carries the flavour molecules and stays thin. At 50 per cent it passes easily through the narrow ports of a coil above 1 ohm, which avoids the small dry spells that catch the cotton out over a long session.

The trade-off shows on the exhale. The cloud stays discreet, and nobody picks this range for vapour density. On a sub-ohm coil the thin base even leaks through the wicking ports, a flaw product sheets never mention.

The one point where 50/50 holds the range back

The 50 ml large format is sold without nicotine and has to be boosted. Adding two 10 ml shots at 18 mg/ml takes the mix to 5.14 mg/ml for 70 ml of finished liquid, but those shots come in a 50/50 or a 30/70 base depending on the brand.

A 30/70 shot therefore bends the stated ratio and pulls the final mix towards roughly 45/55. For a range whose whole appeal lies in its balance, the shot’s label deserves a glance.

Flavour clarity against cloud size

The flavour clarity line of the table explains much of this range’s appeal. Multi Freeze reads clearly on a mouth to lung coil, Juice Heroes gives up some definition to its thick base, and Fruizee reads clearly only in its 10 ml.

The vapour line runs in the opposite direction. The range that delivers the clearest fruit makes the lightest cloud, and the one with the densest cloud blurs the fruit a little. None of the three wins on both counts, which is why the draw style has to decide.

For a vaper who switches between a pod during the day and an open tank in the evening, that means keeping two ranges on the shelf rather than hunting for one that does everything.

Our verdict for each way of vaping

The ranking flips completely with the hardware. This range is an excellent choice for one profile and a poor one for the other.

Tight draw on a pod (MTL)

This is the range’s home ground, and it takes first place of the three. Its 50/50, constant across both sizes, avoids any unpleasant surprise, unlike the small Fruizee bottle, which switches to 30/70 at its top strength.

Strengths up to 10 mg/ml in freebase nicotine cover most needs on a pod. Going higher without hardening the hit means moving to nicotine salts, a subject covered in our comparison of TornadoLiq and its nic salt ratios.

Open draw on a sub-ohm tank (DL)

Leave it aside without hesitation. The thin base escapes through the ports of a sub-ohm coil and the cloud stays meagre for the power being used.

Juice Heroes fills this role with its across-the-board 30/70, as does the large Fruizee format. On this profile, a 50/50 means choosing a base for qualities that go unused.

Frequently asked questions

What does Freeze mean in the name of an e-liquid range?

It signals a cooling agent that creates a cold sensation in the mouth, distinct from menthol. The intensity is not standardised, and two ranges carrying the word can deliver very different levels of chill.

Does an iced e-liquid vape better in summer?

The cooling feels stronger in hot weather, but the formula does not change. Heat does thin the liquid, though, and speeds up leaks on hardware that is already forgiving, which argues for storing bottles at room temperature.

Why does the number of listings exceed the number of recipes?

Because each recipe comes in two sizes, and sometimes in several strengths listed separately. A catalogue showing around thirty items corresponds in practice to about ten distinct recipes.

Should a bottle be shaken before filling a tank?

Yes, especially after adding a nicotine shot. Propylene glycol and vegetable glycerine have different densities, and a poorly mixed bottle gives an uneven nicotine strength from one fill to the next.

Do these recipes suit a rebuildable tank?

On a mouth to lung build above 1 ohm, yes. On a sub-ohm build at high power, the thin base drains from the cotton too quickly and the tank empties noticeably faster.

Multi Freeze, a range cut out for mouth to lung

Readable fruit recipes and a balanced ratio held from the first bottle to the last. On a pod or a mouth to lung tank, this range does exactly what it claims.

One habit still pays off. Check the ratio of the nicotine shot before adding it to a large bottle of Multi Freeze, since it is the only variable that can undo the balance you chose this range for.

Reserved for adult readers. Nicotine creates strong dependence, and UK law bars the sale of vaping products to under-18s. This comparison is editorial and should not be taken as advice to buy any product.