Licensed consumable company Boston America Corp. is not involved in this video game adaptation, which means one thing folks: this is a G Fuel. Crash Bandicoot is the property of choice, and the fruit is the mysterious "Wumpa Fruit-" and you know you are in trouble when the assumed flavor is based on an imaginary collectable. But the can is an appealing example of disarray, with lots of bright colors and visuals that, if one thing, caught my attention as I walked past the potent potable cooler at my local gas station.
The crystal clear elixir layers on a cheap taste of peach and granny smith apples, a very artificial interpretation of the poor produce involved. There is little separation between the two individual portions, hitting the tongue as a single clumsy flavor. It is a shame too, as their identical sugariness ends up just being too sweet. Acesulfame potassium and sucralose, your neighborhood synthetic sweetener system, are left unwatched and rule the experience, and despite malic acid clocking in as the second ingredient, sourness is minimal player in all this. A more forceful tartness could have pushed this simplistic endeavor into the realm of better energy drinks, but what we have here instead a very basic, uninspired product that neither insults or inspires the consumer.
300 milligrams of caffeine is the best thing here, crafting a three and a half hour kick that does not ask if you are ready. Other ingredients include a few vitamins and extracts, but come on be honest, we came here for the caffeine. In the end, G Fuel Wumpa Fruit is a surprisingly competent little energy drink.
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