What do snapple drinks taste like?
I'm from NZ so when I visited my fiance a few months ago I saw a whole lot of brands I am not familiar with, one of them was snapple. I asked my fiance about it and he said it was "gross." But I Was just wondering if anyone could describe to me how these drinks taste so I can get an idea for myself. It is not that I don't trust my fiance, is just that he loves root beer and I hate it, so was wondering if I could've possibly liked snapple if I had tried it. Anyway please tell me what you think of this drink and how it tastes like to you, and what flavor is the best in your opinion if you had to drink this drink.
Why does snapple taste so weird now?
It might not be the drink but instead your taste buds you see everyday your body goes thru changes in each new way your hair gets longer, your body gets taller, you change everyday like one day you might love the taste of ice cream then the next be thinking wtf is this? or hate the taste of milk then the next loving it. Its normal trust me I used to be a huge an I mean HUGE fan of chocolate milk now I cant stand it because it taste all like I am eating just pure syrup yuck but there is a possibly that the ingredients might have changed because companies do that in order to save money they take or make less of the ingredients that suppose to be inside the drink in order to get the real favor. Hoped I helped a bit
Will drinking Snapple past its expiration date harm you?
This one time, it was late at night and I was foolishly walking the streets of the city alone. I was having a good time, and thought I was in no danger. In fact, I was so calm about it, I even thought to approach the lowly looking Snapple bottle crouched under an overhang of a storefront. "You okay, buddy?" I asked, but the Snapple snapped back, "What do you want? Give me your money!" I was stunned and shocked, as the Snapple bottle pulled out a shiv made from a sharpened Snapple top and attacked me. I wasn't severly hurt, but I was cut, fell down, and it stole my wallet. The police told me the area had a problem with expired Snapple bottles, now I know first hand.
Is Aspartame bad for you? I drink diet snapple like crazy.?
One of the most common side effects would be increased peristalsis or frequent diarrhea. This wouldn't be too much of a problem except in any group with a chronic health problem, such as: Diabetes, liver disease, infection with HIV/AIDS, or malnutrition. I recommend SPLENDA as the only healthy choice, because it is sugar with the caloric-end cleaved (cut) off. It doesn't seem to cause any problems in any group, and it tastes exactly like sugar. Most side effects of Aspartame are not observed and are listed in order to warn individuals of the very low possibility of problems associated, but the chances of having other side effects except diarrhea are almost negligible in healthy individuals. So GOOD LUCK!
Why does snapple in a glass bottle taste better then snapple in a plastic 32 oz countainer of the same variety?
so I don't know if anyone has noticed it before but the glass bottles that snapple makes has a fresher better tasting snapple tea then in the bigger plastic bottles whether its peach, raspberry, lemon or any other flavor and the same is said whether its regular tea or diet tea... can anyone explain why this is?
Is drinking fake iced tea like Snapple and Arizona bad for you?
There's no real way to tell you this, but yes, it is. Sorry. Both have an unhealthy amount of sugar per serving of iced tea (usually 20g or more, which is 1 tablespoon of sugar+) All that sugar isn't good for you. Nestea, Arizona, Snapple, Lipton iced teas are all considered pop even if it says tea on the can/label. If you want to drink tea to reap the health benefits, try brewing some of your own tea and adding a little bit of honey or some sugar to it, just not as much as a can of Arizona. If you continue to drink "iced tea" at the rate you're drinking it now, you're bound to get diabetes or another health problem.
Is Snapple bad for your teeth?
OK-The first answer is not true so don't believe it sugar does not "sand" your teeth down. However, phosphoric acid in carbonated drinks deteriorate the enamel and enable cavity causing bacteria to get in and do their work. Too many sugars and sweets act in this same way accumulating on your teeth, giving the bacteria a large food source and they eventually can cause decay as well. I do not drink Snapple, sodas, or anything else loaded with phosphates or sugars so I can only give you this general explanation. My advice is to cut back on it if it is high in sugar or contains phophate/phosphoric acid.
The apple juice had a bitter after taste, so is that bad?
There are so many blends around these days that it is hard to tell. If it is a national brand then I would say it is bad and toss it but if there is a flavor profile on the label and it isn’t a name you recognize as from the supermarket then take a look or ask around if you have housemates.Thanks for the A2A Mike Zhang
Does Snapple ever expire?
The numbers on the bottle are a production code. Snapple doesn't put expiration dates on their products. My company sells snapple and I'm still not exactly sure how long they last. We don't carry any snapple in 20 ounce bottles, so I'm not exactly sure what kind of package it is. The standard glass bottles are 16 ounces so I'm going to guess that yours is plastic? If so, I'd say it's probably no good at this point. Products just don't keep as well in plastic. If it's a glass bottle, it may still taste alright. Honestly though, if I found a bottle of snapple on the shelf in one of my stores that had been sitting there that long, I'd pull it off the shelf and throw it out... Or most likely give it to the pepsi sales guy. He drinks all the old snapple I can find. He hasn't complained about it and he's still alive and well..