I’ve always known Snapple to be way too sweet-tasting to be as “natural” as they claim. That graph really reinforces the message that the majority of drinks out there (I’m looking at you, Vitamin Water, Life Water, etc.) are watered-down concoctions injected with a healthy portion of high fructose corn syrup. I really like the Peach Snapple, but just to think what the drinks really consist of will make me think twice.
Nehh: I don’t necessarily hate Snapple, I just hate it when companies use deceptive marketing to make their products seem great. And to get around having to explain what they were using before, they make this campaign.
I haven’t seen this commercial yet on TV, I have drank Snapple in the past, I thought it was okay.. but nothing special, I will have to give the new and improved Snapple a try. And judging from that photo, I would love to see alot more of those graphics for other products! =D
I’ve always known Snapple to be way too sweet-tasting to be as “natural” as they claim. That graph really reinforces the message that the majority of drinks out there (I’m looking at you, Vitamin Water, Life Water, etc.) are watered-down concoctions injected with a healthy portion of high fructose corn syrup. I really like the Peach Snapple, but just to think what the drinks really consist of will make me think twice.
Funny ad =)
Wow you pretty much hate Snapple. But I agree with you, we should do a proper research before buying a product.
Nehh: I don’t necessarily hate Snapple, I just hate it when companies use deceptive marketing to make their products seem great. And to get around having to explain what they were using before, they make this campaign.
I haven’t seen this commercial yet on TV, I have drank Snapple in the past, I thought it was okay.. but nothing special, I will have to give the new and improved Snapple a try. And judging from that photo, I would love to see alot more of those graphics for other products! =D
Till then,
Jean
I like Snapple, but probably will have to abandon it….
I’ve been trying to find if Snapple is reasonably healthy. I would guess that means “how much tea is actually in it?”
As Stef said there is no HFCS in Snapple-at least the flavors I’ve tried.
If the author doesn’t even know that Snapple uses sugar instead of HFCS, the rest of his information has no crediblilty.