Pablo Makes Four Strawberry Cans. None Are Just Strawberry.
Pablo makes four Pablo Exclusive flavors built around strawberry (Strawberry Kiwi, Strawberry Watermelon, Strawberry Lychee and Strawberry Cheesecake) and no plain Strawberry. That's a little strange. For Pablo, strawberry is a starting point, and each can gives it a partner that makes up for one of its weaknesses: kiwi adds acidity, watermelon makes it lighter, lychee makes it more complex and cheesecake makes it richer. Maybe that's deliberate, since a plain strawberry would have to carry everything by itself.
Stock note, October 2026: Strawberry Kiwi is sold out right now, and its page has a notify-me form. Strawberry Watermelon, Strawberry Lychee and Strawberry Cheesecake are in stock, all at 30 mg.
Strawberry Kiwi: The Tart One
Strawberry and kiwi is probably the easiest pairing to understand. Strawberry brings sweetness and a familiar berry flavor, and kiwi brings acidity. That matters because strawberry flavoring has an obvious way of going wrong: push the sweetness too far and it stops tasting like fruit and starts tasting like syrup or candy. With kiwi, it goes from sweet to tart instead of just getting sweeter. Our product page describes Strawberry Kiwi as ripe strawberry followed by brighter, tangier kiwi. Of Pablo's four strawberry cans, this is the one built most clearly around contrast.
Strawberry Watermelon: The Summer One
Watermelon does almost the opposite. Instead of sharpening the strawberry, it lightens it. Strawberry is a fairly dense flavor, and watermelon is lighter, sweeter and more watery. Put them together and you get something that makes immediate sense as a summer flavor, which is also why this can was part of our watermelon comparison. The strawberry gives it a stronger berry backbone, and the watermelon keeps the strawberry from carrying the flavor on its own. It's a real two-fruit pouch, rather than strawberry with a second fruit tacked onto the name.
Strawberry Lychee: The Weird One, in a Good Way
This pairing is interesting because lychee changes the aroma more than the sweetness. Everyone knows what strawberry tastes like, while lychee is more floral and tropical. So Strawberry Lychee takes something very familiar and gives it a much less familiar edge. That also sets it apart from Strawberry Kiwi. Kiwi makes strawberry sharper, and lychee makes it stranger. The difference matters if you're comparing flavors and not just comparing nicotine numbers.
Strawberry Cheesecake: The Dessert One
With Strawberry Cheesecake, it stops making sense to talk about fresh fruit. Once the word cheesecake is on the can, the question is whether the strawberry works as part of a dessert. It has as much in common with our sweet flavors, like cola and bubblegum, as it does with our fruit pouches.
Same Strength, Four Different Flavors
Reviews that focus almost entirely on strength miss the difference between these four. All four are Pablo Exclusive Slims listed at 30 mg per pouch, so if you only compare nicotine strength and format, they're practically identical. As flavors, though, they're four different products, and I think that makes for a more interesting lineup than four versions of the same berry.
Which Is the Most Strawberry-Forward?
Probably Strawberry Kiwi. The kiwi doesn't disappear, but its job is mostly to give the strawberry some contrast. Strawberry Watermelon turns into more of a blended summer-fruit flavor, Strawberry Lychee drifts toward floral and tropical, and Strawberry Cheesecake goes furthest toward something that isn't really about fresh fruit anymore.
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