Frooti is India's largest selling mango flavoured drink and it is very popular in India. It is hard to find any person in India who is not aware of this brand. We also trust this brand; therefore, it's commonly seen in all Indian homes. However, yesterday when I consumed Frooti then I didn't feel good and I felt that I have drunk something bad. I checked the manufacturing date on the bottle which was 08/04/16. On the bottle, it is stated that you can consume Frooti up to six months from the manufacturing date. Read - Review Paper Boat Swing Slurpy Mango Juice)
Therefore, there was no issue related to the expiry of the product, as this product was safe to use till October 2016. Then, why did I feel bad was there something not good in the bottle. I checked the bottle thoroughly and found red coloured powder lying on the bottom of the bottle. What is it? Must be some artificial colour used to give colour to the Frooti drink.
Today, we have become so much dependent on these artificial drinks that they have become an integral part of our lifestyle. As per the details written on the bottle, each Frooti bottle contains 19.5% mango pulp, sugar (however, no information on the exact quantity of sugar used), acidity regulator, permitted class 2 preservatives (three of them) and antioxidant (no detail information). It further says that it contains permitted synthetic food colour and added flavour.
All this is clear to point out that they give exact colour, taste and look to Frooti drinks with the help of artificial products. These products, like Frooti, also don't stand when we compare them with the prices of real mangos. I got the 1-litre Freeti bottle with MRP Rs 58 at Rs 47 after Rs 11 discount at easyday store. When the mangos are selling at a high price, then how they are able to make so many drinks at so less price.
It is time to avoid such drinks and artificial sweeteners because they are not as healthy as real fruits and the content of sugar in them can cause us many health problems. Now it is in our hands to play with our health or to avoid such products. The batchno of this bottle is MOH 16099. My rating for this product is 3 out of 10.
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Therefore, there was no issue related to the expiry of the product, as this product was safe to use till October 2016. Then, why did I feel bad was there something not good in the bottle. I checked the bottle thoroughly and found red coloured powder lying on the bottom of the bottle. What is it? Must be some artificial colour used to give colour to the Frooti drink.
Today, we have become so much dependent on these artificial drinks that they have become an integral part of our lifestyle. As per the details written on the bottle, each Frooti bottle contains 19.5% mango pulp, sugar (however, no information on the exact quantity of sugar used), acidity regulator, permitted class 2 preservatives (three of them) and antioxidant (no detail information). It further says that it contains permitted synthetic food colour and added flavour.
All this is clear to point out that they give exact colour, taste and look to Frooti drinks with the help of artificial products. These products, like Frooti, also don't stand when we compare them with the prices of real mangos. I got the 1-litre Freeti bottle with MRP Rs 58 at Rs 47 after Rs 11 discount at easyday store. When the mangos are selling at a high price, then how they are able to make so many drinks at so less price.
It is time to avoid such drinks and artificial sweeteners because they are not as healthy as real fruits and the content of sugar in them can cause us many health problems. Now it is in our hands to play with our health or to avoid such products. The batch
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