Soex Herbal Hookah Molasses - 150 Grams Total

Smells amazing, does not leave a "burn taste" after a while. It is very mild and has more flavor than the nicotine varieties (in my opinion). Also, great price.

Images show fruity flavors. I was expecting Apple, Strawberry and mixed fruit. Instead I received Mint, Liquorice, and Apple. I hate liquorice. thanks for wasting my money..... about a month later and the seller did take care of me. They sent me additional flavors. I will caution you all though about the fact that the flavors are assorted so you don't really know what you're going to get... and so far, Apple, Mint, Strawberry, and Mixed Fruit, all pretty much taste the same... the smoke isn't thick, very mild flavor.

The molasses were terrible. They don't tell you the flavors online and even the quality is not good. I will never buy this item again. There are better molasses available on the website.

nice / flavorful.

A good replacement for any shisha. The taste is a little over bearing at first but after a couple min it milds out. And it taste good, mint chocolate and grape are the better of there flavors.

this particular molasses tastes really good. it is also tobacco free, nicotine free, and tar free, so it is WAY better for you than smoking cigarettes (which taste nasty). I recommend buying this molasses. it's great and easy to shred and place into the bowl of your hookah

if you want something cheap and don't care about the taste go for it but as for me I didn't like this product what so ever. the only reason I give it 2 stars is cause the only "okay" shisha I got was the coffee flavor and it gives pretty good clouds. it can be a bit overwhelming with the smell but smokes good. other then that they sent to other nasty flavors. I got cola and some weird other flavor but I just threw them away.it would be great if they let you choose what flavors you want. but I guess for being cheap you get what you pay for...

So has anyone noticed the ingredients on the Soex herbal shishaw packages? The ingredients say: "Ugarsay anecay agassebay + Molasses + Flavour". ...The first three words are in pig latin. Sugar Cane Bagasse. My boyfriend started purchasing this stuff because it claims to be Nicotine and Tar free, but then I looked at the ingredients and realized they were in pig latin. I was a little freaked out. Why did they do this, and how are they allowed to? I researched the plant and come to find out, people who are exposed to Sugar Cane Bagasse in processing plants are greatly susceptible to developing a chronic lung condition called Pulmonary Fibrosis. It makes me think that this stuff isn't all that it's cracked up to be after all.