Every Fifty Bar 20K Flavor, Explained

Key Takeaways

• The Fifty Bar 20K comes in 23 flavors on the channel, and every one of them is read below.
• Each flavor rides the same body: 18 mL of liquid, an 800mAh battery and a 20,000-puff rating from the maker.
• Nine of the 23 names read as dessert, five as candy, four as fruit, two as tobacco, two as mint and one as a frozen drink.
• Only one name, Baja Slushie, promises cold; the other 22 say nothing about ice.
• Nothing here was tasted for this post; each entry reads what the name promises and stops there.

Twenty-three flavors is a long shelf to read on a phone. This post walks the whole Fifty Bar 20K lineup as the channel lists it on February 27, 2026, grouped by what each name says, so you can find your lane in a minute instead of scrolling 23 tiles.

One rule holds for every entry. The description reads the name, so a name that says blueberry and donut gets a blueberry and donut reading. Whether it lands that way in your mouth is yours to find out, because nobody tested these for this post.

The Hardware Under Every Flavor

Pick any of the 23 and you get the same device. Fifty Bar rates it at 20,000 puffs from 18 mL of liquid, with an 800mAh rechargeable battery behind a dual mesh coil. Airflow is adjustable, the charge port is USB-C, and a screen on the body shows the state of the device. The maker labels the line "Built in the USA."

The strength is 5% across the board, so the flavor is the only choice you make. A lineup this size works because the hardware never changes between tiles.

Dessert Names

Nine of the 23 names point at a bakery, a cereal bowl or a custard cup. It is the biggest group in the lineup by a wide margin.

Blueberry Cereal Donut Milk

Four words, four promises: blueberry, cereal, donut and the milk left in the bowl. The name stacks one fruit over two baked notes and a dairy finish.

Strawberry Cereal Donut Milk

The same four-part stack with strawberry in the lead. The fruit is the only thing the name changes against the blueberry version.

Cinnamon Funnel Cake

Fried dough with cinnamon on top, as the name says. There is no fruit in this name at all, which makes it one of the few pure bakery entries.

Strawberry Super Strudel

A pastry name with a strawberry filling. "Super" is the maker's word, so read it as a nod to a toaster pastry rather than a measure of anything.

Vanilla Custard

Two words, both dairy and sweet. This is the plainest dessert name on the list and the one to pick if you want no fruit and no spice in the way.

Milky Loops

Cereal loops in milk, by the name. It sits next to the two Cereal Donut Milk entries, minus the donut and minus a named fruit.

Blueberry Yogurt

Blueberry in a yogurt base. The name promises a tangier dairy than custard, with one fruit on top.

Jam

One word, no fruit named. The name promises a spread, cooked and sweet, and leaves the fruit to you.

Raspberry Jam

The same jam idea with the fruit filled in. Raspberry is the only difference the name gives you against plain Jam.

Candy Names

Five names read as a candy aisle rather than a kitchen. Three of them do not name a fruit at all, which is worth knowing before you pick one.

Gummy Whip

Gummy candy with a whipped note, by the name. No fruit is named, so the gummy texture is the promise rather than a flavor of gummy.

Kiberry Chew

"Kiberry" is a blend word that reads as kiwi and berry, and "chew" points at a chewy candy. Two fruits in a candy wrapper is the reading.

Rainbow Road

The name gives a color, not a fruit. Read it as a mixed candy with more than one note, since a rainbow names several at once.

SnozzBerry

A made-up berry, so the name cannot tell you the fruit. What it does promise is a berry candy direction rather than a dessert or a tobacco.

Butterbean

Butter and bean in one word, which reads as a buttery jelly bean. It is the only candy name on the list with no fruit and no color in it.

Fruit Names

Four names put a fruit or a fruit drink first with no candy or dessert wrapper around it.

Green Apple Blast

Green apple, with "blast" as the maker's word for how hard it comes on. One fruit, no ice named.

Strawmelon Twist

Strawberry and watermelon fused into one word, then twisted together. Two red fruits is the whole promise.

Watermelon Patch

Watermelon, with "patch" pointing at the field it grew in. It is the single-fruit option next to Strawmelon Twist's pair.

OMG! Smoothie

A smoothie with no fruit named and an exclamation in front. The name promises a blended fruit drink and leaves which fruits open.

Frozen, Tobacco And Mint Names

Five names sit outside the sweet groups: one frozen drink, two tobaccos and two mints.

Baja Slushie

A slushie is a frozen drink, so this is the only name in the lineup that promises cold on its own. "Baja" is a place name here, with no fruit stated.

Gold Tobacco

A tobacco name with "gold" as the shade. Read it as the lighter of the two tobacco entries.

Kentucky Tobacco

A tobacco name with a place attached. Against Gold Tobacco, the name reads as the fuller of the pair.

Mint

One word. The plainest cooling name on the list, with no fruit and no place attached.

Texas Mint

Mint with a state in front. The name gives no second note, so the difference from plain Mint is the maker's to explain.

All 23 Flavors In One Table

Every flavor on the channel, with the profile its name points at. The edition column is the same for all 23 because Fifty Bar sells this lineup on one body.

Flavor	Profile	Ice	Edition
Baja Slushie	Frozen drink	Frozen in the name	20K
Blueberry Cereal Donut Milk	Dessert	No	20K
Blueberry Yogurt	Dessert	No	20K
Butterbean	Candy	No	20K
Cinnamon Funnel Cake	Dessert	No	20K
Gold Tobacco	Tobacco	No	20K
Green Apple Blast	Fruit	No	20K
Gummy Whip	Candy	No	20K
Jam	Dessert	No	20K
Kentucky Tobacco	Tobacco	No	20K
Kiberry Chew	Candy	No	20K
Milky Loops	Dessert	No	20K
Mint	Mint	No	20K
OMG! Smoothie	Fruit	No	20K
Rainbow Road	Candy	No	20K
Raspberry Jam	Dessert	No	20K
SnozzBerry	Candy	No	20K
Strawberry Cereal Donut Milk	Dessert	No	20K
Strawberry Super Strudel	Dessert	No	20K
Strawmelon Twist	Fruit	No	20K
Texas Mint	Mint	No	20K
Vanilla Custard	Dessert	No	20K
Watermelon Patch	Fruit	No	20K

Pick If, Skip If

Pick the dessert group if you want a bakery or cereal note and can live without a cooling finish, since none of the nine names say ice. Pick Baja Slushie if cold is the first thing you want, because it is the only name that promises it. Pick Gold Tobacco or Kentucky Tobacco if you want the lineup's two tobacco entries and nothing sweet.

Skip the candy group if you want to know the exact fruit before you buy, since Gummy Whip, Rainbow Road and SnozzBerry do not name one. Skip the whole lineup if you want a strength under 5%, because every flavor ships at that one level.

All 23 are listed under Fifty Bar on the channel, next to the other 20,000-puff disposables and the wider disposables shelf.

FAQ

How Many Fifty Bar 20K Flavors Are There?

The channel lists 23 flavors of the Fifty Bar 20K as of February 27, 2026.

Do All 23 Flavors Have The Same Puff Rating?

Yes, every flavor carries the maker's 20,000-puff rating on 18 mL of liquid.

Which Fifty Bar 20K Flavor Is Iced?

Only Baja Slushie names a frozen drink; none of the other 22 names says ice.

What Strength Does The Fifty Bar 20K Come In?

Every flavor ships at 5% nicotine.

Is The Fifty Bar 20K Rechargeable?

Yes, it has an 800mAh battery with a USB-C port.

WARNING: This product contains nicotine. Nicotine is an addictive chemical.