Prime Hydration Drink Meta Moon 500 ml

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Read more: Notorious Rotherham estate plagued by ‘cannabis farms and power-cuts’ and its 12-month transformation Over the past six months, it's been hard to miss the rise of Prime Hydration in the UK. From people queuing up outside Aldi from the early hours of the day to wrestling for the bottles in Asda, the sports hydration drink has caused quite a hubbub.

As for our opinion on what the vaguely-named Meta Moon Prime Hydration Drink tastes like, it definitely has a candy sweetness to it, separating it slightly from the other options. The underlining flavor that’s paired with the sweet candy taste is somewhat fruity but in a more general sense than, say, a traditional fruit punch or even Prime’s own Tropical Punch Hydration Drink, which we feel has a dominating cherry taste. Shoppers have been left unimpressed by the inflated prices for Prime. It is believed that several shops have been selling the drink at similar prices. According to the ingredients, Prime is made up of 10 per cent coconut water and contains electrolytes, B vitamins and BCAAs. We could see the Meta Moon Prime Hydration Drink being described as a general candy flavor or even rainbow candy, although it kind of reminds us of the classic Life Savers. Like a classic hard, powdery, fruity candy, not to the sweetness or pop of Skittles, again more in the area of Life Savers. There are probably others it’s in the same ballpark as, but the sweet candy flavor is there, with the rest being open to interpretation. SummaryUnlike the other flavours, Meta Moon has a white label and is a purple/dark magenta colour inside (Image: Corey Bedford/Leicester Mercury) I'd be interested to see if the other flavours are better, as I've heard very good things about the Ice Pop and Blue Raspberry versions, but with all of the hype, it just seems underwhelming. On December 29, Aldi released the highly popular Prime Drink in its stores, leading to people queuing outside of supermarkets before they opened and, in some extreme cases, fighting over the bottles. The drink itself is a purple or dark magenta colour, which is mostly hidden by the plastic label. Upon first opening the bottle, I got a sweet, fruity smell - nothing too specific to be able to tell what fruit flavours were used, but it was definitely artificial. Blue Raspberry: First thought, very refreshing and tastes really good. The raspberry flavour is instantly evident, and this drink actually has me wanting to sip more. Best flavour so far and actually really nice.

Last week, Morrisons announced plans to supply Prime Hydration, but didn't state a date for when it would hit shelves. On Thursday, the supermarket confirmed the drink had now arrived in stores, reports Manchester Evening News. Where to buy Prime Hydration in Scotland - full list of shops carrying Logan Paul and KSI's viral drink The sports drink is made up mostly of water, along with 10 per cent coconut water and added vitamins, electrolytes and minerals. It has zero added sugar and contains around 20 calories per bottle. I know I've thrown around words like "artificial" and "overwhelmingly sweet", but that doesn't actually make it a bad thing. Honestly, if you did a blind taste test without knowing the hype you probably wouldn't notice much difference compared to other hydration/sports drinks. Mum and daughter Rachel, 35, and Elisa, 20, from Bradford, said the prices for Prime were "ridiculous".It's fine, if you like that kind of thing, but it's nothing new or particularly ground-breaking. The flavour is good if you enjoy sweet, fruit-based drinks, but is it something I'm going to choose over Lucozade, Powerade, or Gatorade? Probably not.