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Dinner Lady Lemon Tart 50ml

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The signature Dinner Lady dessert as a 50ml shortfill, five bottles to a trade box.

£33.99for 5 · inc VAT

Per unit

£6.80

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5

Min order

1 pack

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1
× 5 units/box
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Written and stock-checked by the BestUKWholesaler trade desk · Updated July 2026

A famous flavour in its most forgiving format

Dinner Lady Lemon Tart 50ml bottles the brand's signature dessert, zesty citrus over sweet pastry, as a nicotine-free shortfill in boxes of five. The format is the point of the listing: 50ml gives the DTL customer big-bottle value at half the commitment of a full 100ml.

Few e-liquids are famous. This one is, and famous flavours sell on their name in a way whole ranges cannot.

  • Lemon Tart, the flavour that built the Dinner Lady name
  • The 50ml format: big-bottle economics without the 100ml commitment
  • One 18mg shot in the headspace lands the classic 3mg mix
  • A 10ml salt twin covers the same flavour for pod customers
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Why the 50ml size earns its own slot

The arithmetic sells itself at the counter: a 50ml shortfill takes a single 18mg nicotine shot in its headspace and lands at the classic 3mg over 60ml, no measuring, no second bottle. That one-shot simplicity makes 50ml the format for shortfill-curious customers stepping up from 10ml bottles, and for lighter DTL users who find 100ml of one flavour a long relationship. Stock the shots beside it or the sale limps.

The flavour meanwhile runs both sides of the fixture: this shortfill for tanks, and the 10ml salt version in boxes of ten for pod hardware. A customer can change kit entirely and keep their Lemon Tart, which is the quiet retention trick of stocking a famous flavour in two formats.

Fit on the shelf, and who to steer elsewhere

This is premium-shelf stock: the Dinner Lady name carries a decade of dessert credibility and prices accordingly, so it suits counters whose shortfill customers buy on reputation rather than pounds-per-hundred-mil. The price-led sub-ohm crowd is better served by value ranges like Baa Juice, and there is no shame in saying so at the counter. The wider shelf strategy lives on our e-liquid wholesale landing.

Age-verified trade only, with the shortfill format keeping the big bottle inside TPD rules.

Specifications

Format50ml shortfill, nicotine-free
Trade box5 bottles
MixingOne 18mg shot yields 60ml at 3mg
FlavourLemon curd over pastry, light biscuit note
Also availableSame flavour as 10ml nic salt, box of 10
ComplianceTPD-compliant shortfill, age-verified trade

Frequently asked questions

How is Dinner Lady Lemon Tart 50ml sold at wholesale?
In boxes of five 50ml shortfill bottles at trade prices. BACS trade account, VAT invoice, no minimum order.
How does a customer add nicotine to a 50ml shortfill?
One 18mg nicotine shot in the bottle's headspace gives 60ml at roughly 3mg, the standard DTL strength. The one-shot maths is exactly why the 50ml format suits shortfill newcomers.
Why stock the 50ml when 100ml bottles exist?
Commitment. Fifty millilitres lets a customer audition a premium flavour without marrying it, and lighter DTL users finish it while it is still fresh. The format converts hesitant buyers the big bottle loses.
Who should be steered away from this bottle?
Pod kit users, who belong on the 10ml salt version of the same flavour, and strictly price-led sub-ohm customers, who will be happier on the value shortfill ranges.