Jenjin Report post Posted December 19, 2023 (edited) A minty mousse of creme de menthe, creme de cacao, marshmallow fluff, and whipped cream in a chocolate graham cracker crust. Edited December 24, 2023 by Jenjin Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Geminirubyshoes Report post Posted December 23, 2023 Smells like when you open a package of mint oreos and then blissfully eat one after another. Soft mint dreamily melds with chocolate graham cracker and it’s absolutely wonderful. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Larinessa Report post Posted December 26, 2023 In the bottle: The scent of a just opened pack of thin mint cookies. On my skin: faintly mint and chocolate plastic. Drat. I'll hang on to it to see if it smooths out and the plastic goes away, but right now it seems like this one is destined to not like my skin chemistry. 😞 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
doomsday_disco Report post Posted January 12 Ahh, this is amazing. I deathmatched this with Vintage Frankenstein Blow Mold, and my partner and I agreed, while they were still in the wet phase, that Grasshopper Pie was the superior mint and chocolate scent. And that continued to be the case into the drydown, where Vintage Frankenstein Blow Mold becomes more about the chocolate and the plastic, and less about the mint. Grasshopper Pie is stronger on the mint from the beginning, and it retains that lovely creme de menthe note longer than the Frankenstein scent retains its mint. The creme de cacao tags along right behind it, as well as the chocolate graham cracker crust, which reminds me of one of those Oreo crusts. Eventually, the marshmallow note pops up and the mint starts to fade. The marshmallow fluff becomes the dominant note by the end of the day, swirled with bits of creamy cacao and chocolate crust. It smells delicious. My favorite phase of the scent was when the mint was strongest, but there isn't a bad phase of this scent at all. I'm going to need more of this in my life! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
patina Report post Posted January 13 Chocolate graham crackers, chocolate mint pudding, whipped cream. This is not strong and it's very much like the actual grasshopper pie I've tried. However, I can understand why some people would smell plastic. The whipped cream and chocolate part does smell a bit weak or waxy. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
samanare Report post Posted January 18 Airy mint chocolate mousse. I don't get a pie scent, so much as solely its filling. As you can expect, all mint chocolate foodie goodness. It does have an airy, cream filling nature to it, which elevates it from melted andes chocolates. Pleasant and certainly not a harsh mint scent, but I wish it had more going on. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
myla.mouse.n.di Report post Posted January 20 Like eating an Andes Mint flavored ice cream — DELICIOUS!! Creamy, mint, sweet, exactly what I wanted. If you like how the notes sound, get it! You won’t be disappointed. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
tinyvulture Report post Posted April 7 I bought this bottle “unsniffed” and am happy with that choice! I just love mint and chocolate together. And this is like an Andes Mint in a bottle. RIch velvety chocolate and strong mint. A very genuine creme de menthe liqueur note. This is a super sweet, super foodie scent, and I love having it on my shelf! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
PumpkinGuts Report post Posted April 10 Wet, this is bang-on Mint Oreo pie, whipped cream and all. Unfortunately, my skin chemistry turns it into plastic, but I'm sure it would be gourmand wizardry on the right person. It does have good throw, so I may try it in a locket. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
RoseThornAndOak Report post Posted April 25 I had a similar experience to PumpkinGuts. In the imp, I get strong mint, Oreo type chocolate crust, and overall deliciousness. On the skin, a weird toasty plastic bag chocolate thing. Can we summon this gourmand wizard and can he assist? I agree a locket might be a great idea as it's glorious in the vial. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
splendidissima Report post Posted April 25 This one's another one that does exactly what it says: sweet chocolate mint! It does have a creamy sort of note, like Andes mints or some sort of gourmet rich mint-chip ice cream that's drenched in flavor, rather than crunchy cookies, if that makes sense? I don't really get a crust note or a marshmallow note, at least not distinctly - I suspect the marshmallow is contributing to the 'creamy' factor. I do like this more than the Frankenstein Blow Mold, though I overall like both - the FBM definitely has that amber/plastic note, which is *interesting*, but this is a purer sweet mint chocolate dessert. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Little Bird Report post Posted June 17 My favorite of this series of Pie scents, but it still leans plasticy and artificial to me, unfortunately. The chocolate has a waxy, chemical-y edge to it, like chocolate lip balm mixed with chocolate scented markers. The mint and marshmallow meld together into a creamy mint scent that I enjoy, but the other notes kind of ruin it for me, with something turning very plasticy in the drydown. Grasshopper Pie is also very light on my skin, only lasting about an hour with not much throw. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MonBon Report post Posted December 1 Finished my full size bottle and cracked into the backup, I love pairing it with the Stitched Together hairgloss for green minty milkshake vibes. Initially I thought Grasshopper Pie didn't have much longevity, but it does have a long-lasting marshmallow fluff once the mint has moved on. I like that it's soft, smooth-edged and the opening is mouth-watering! So glad it's still available for purchase and supports the World Central Kitchen 💚🤎 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
