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If your idea of a treat is something from the bakery counter rather than the candy aisle, the JO Tri-Me Triple Pack in Bake Shoppe is the flavoured lube set to try. It holds three 1 oz bottles from JO's Bake Shoppe line: Orange Creampuff, Frosted Cupcake and Peach Cobbler. Each one is a water-based gel made with no sugar, and the small bottles let you work out which dessert you actually like before you buy more.
JO describes Frosted Cupcake as vanilla cake with vanilla frosting, the most classic and mellow of the set. Orange Creampuff pairs citrus with vanilla cream and a pastry note, so it tastes brighter. Peach Cobbler is the warmest of the three, with baked peach, vanilla and a buttery crust. They're all rich, comforting flavours rather than sharp fruit or bubble-gum sweetness, which makes this pack a good match for slower, lingering oral play.
The Bake Shoppe collection uses JO's existing water-based formula. JO says it contains no sugar, parabens or propylene glycol, is made in the USA in an ISO-certified facility, and is intended for both oral and intimate use. It rinses off with water. Because there's no sugar, it doesn't dry into a sticky layer the way frosting or syrup would, which also makes clean-up of sheets much easier. The small bottles are also a low-risk way to see how a new formula sits with your skin before you commit to a larger size.
Warm a few drops between your fingers first, since rich flavours come through better at body temperature. Try a different dessert on different parts of the body and let your partner find them. Water-based gels gradually absorb, so add a small dab when the glide fades instead of starting with a lot. These bottles also work as a gentle introduction for couples who have never used lube in oral before, as the taste gives a reason to try it.
The set covers more than one kind of evening. Frosted Cupcake, with its plain vanilla profile, is the crowd-pleaser and an easy pick for a birthday or anniversary surprise. Peach Cobbler is the cosiest of the three and suits a long, unhurried night in. Orange Creampuff is the lightest-tasting thanks to its citrus, so it's a good start if heavier vanilla flavours feel too much. Rotating through them over a few weeks also helps you decide which full-size bottle is worth buying.
The formula is toy-friendly and pairs with silicone, stainless steel and glass toys. It's condom-compatible; the supplier lists latex, polyisoprene and polyurethane, but JO's page for another Tri-Me pack warns against polyurethane, so latex or polyisoprene is the safer bet. If you prefer brighter candy flavours, the Candy Shoppe pack is the sweeter sibling. Already know your favourite dessert? The full-size Peach Cobbler 2 oz bottle is sold separately, as are Orange Creampuff and Frosted Cupcake.
Explore the rest of our flavoured lubricants, or read our guide to choosing lube for your toys.
Helpful answers about JO Tri Me Triple Pack - Bake Shoppe - 1oz / 3pk.
JO describes Frosted Cupcake as vanilla cake with vanilla frosting, Orange Creampuff as citrus with vanilla cream and pastry, and Peach Cobbler as baked peaches with warm vanilla and a buttery crust. They're rich dessert flavours rather than tart fruit or candy.
JO says the Bake Shoppe formula contains no sugar, parabens or propylene glycol. JO hasn't published a full ingredient list for these flavours in the sources we checked, so if you have specific sensitivities, read the label on the bottle and patch-test first.
Yes. JO says the collection is made for oral and intimate use. It's a water-based gel, so reapply a little when it starts to feel tacky. For anal play, choose a thicker lube made for that purpose instead of a flavoured one.
It depends on how generously you use it, but a few drops per application goes a long way with flavoured lube, so each bottle typically covers several sessions of oral play. If you find one flavour you love, the 2 oz single bottles are better value per use.
Water-based lube without sugar normally washes out of cotton sheets in a regular wash. Wipe up any large drips with a damp cloth before they dry. Darker-coloured gels can show on pale fabric, so lay down a towel if you're worried.
Yes. It's water-based, and the maker lists silicone, stainless steel and glass toys as compatible. Clean the toy afterwards with warm water and mild soap or a toy cleaner so no flavoured residue is left on the surface.