Cocktail smoke gun: compare the Flavour Blaster Pro 2.5 and Mini 2 with the Molec-Chef gun. Battery life, tank type, kit contents: choose the right machine for your bar, your catering service or your events.
Flavour Blaster or Molec-Chef: the comparison
| Model | Battery life | Tank | In the kit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flavoured Bubble Gun (Molec-Chef) | USB-rechargeable battery | Reusable tank with coil | 5 aromas, 300 ml bubble liquid, carry bag |
| Flavour Blaster Mini 2 | 4 h | Magnetic disposable tank | 2 aromas, 180 ml Bubble X liquid, bowl, atomiser |
| Flavour Blaster Pro 2.5 | 8 h | Magnetic disposable tank, no coils to change | 4 aromas, 180 ml Bubble X liquid, bowl, atomiser |
Flavour Blaster guns come with a one-year warranty (parts and labour) and are water- and dust-resistant (IP66 rating).
Our advice
- To get started or run events on a controlled budget: the Molec-Chef gun.
- For table service and mobile bars: the Flavour Blaster Mini 2.
- For a high-volume bar: the Flavour Blaster Pro 2.5.
All the details in our Flavour Blaster Pro 2.5 vs Mini 2 comparison and our guide to compatible refills.
Frequently asked questions
How many bubbles per bottle?
A 10 ml aroma bottle makes about 250 bubbles or clouds, and a bottle of Bubble X liquid up to 1,000 bubbles.
Do the coils need changing?
On the Molec-Chef gun, yes: change the coil when the aroma weakens or tastes burnt. On the Flavour Blaster Pro 2.5 and Mini 2, you simply replace the disposable tank, roughly every 1,000 uses.





