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"Juice" probably has a legal connotation that it has some fruit in it. The legal connotation of "drink" is probably "that it is liquid." Antifreeze would probably count as a drink.
What I've been seeing on "drinks" recently is a label claiming "natural flavor." Note: there is no claim of natural ingredients. All ingredients are chemicals not found in nature, but mixed together, they generate a taste that IS found in nature.
Marketing is good fun.
WTF?????![]()
it is simmilar to those little 25 cent drinks with the foil top.. you know.. little kids drinks.. just water sugar and some color/flavoring..
I question the validity of hydration for grape drink.. i assume it would be less healthy than water due to all the sugar... :thumbup:
You are certainly right on that. Those drinks are mostly just sugar and water with some coloring. Not only is the sugar not good for you, but the hypertonicity of the solution also makes you urinate our more water than you are taking in, thus making you more dehydrated than you were in the first place (soda also does this by being a diuretic).
On that note, I want some apple drink... it's green.
lol, guess not too many people picked up on the reference:
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I got the reference (and responded with the correct answer). This has got to be one of my favorite Chappelle bits but I'm a little disappointed he never mentioned "arnge drank," my favorite kind of coke. (If you know what I'm talkin' bout, you might be a redneck).