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I'm sorry to say that I'm a "sucker" for these energy drinks on the market...

You know RedBull etc.

I know they'r not the best beverage for ya, but I'm stuck :p

So, when Monster Energy was introduced in my country I got a new favorite.

But I think it's a little pricy.

My nearest supermarket askes $ 2.5 for a can.

And yesterday I took a ride on my motorcycle, stopped by a "kiosk".

They was asking almost $4 for a singel can..... 4 bucks..

So my question to you, my international friends...is this a high price compered to your country?

Bonus question; what's your fav energy drink (please don't say water :D )

// H

Posted

I don't drink them myself but as an ex contractor for Coca Cola I know that yes they are expensive and no there is no good reason for this.

Ken

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I don't drink them myself but as an ex contractor for Coca Cola I know that yes they are expensive and no there is no good reason for this.

Ken

I see..

So is Monster a part of the CocaCola company, or what energy drink do they produce?

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I dont drink energy drinks. Iced green tea and lemon is the best and most energizing combination!

Recipe: (Makes 1 gallon worth)

-Boil 8 Cups water

-Once boiled, put in 4 green tea bags or, 4 tablespoons loose leaf

-Let steep for 15 minutes and strain out the leafs or remove the bags

-Put in 1.5 cups sugar and let disolve

-pour half into a half gallon container and the other half into a half gallon container

-add 4 cups water to each container and squeeze half a lemon into each container.

Bam, and you have yourself some sweet southern sweet tea that gives you instant energy!

(You need the lemon so your body absorbs the natural caffeine -- it raises the acidity in the small intestine allowing for better absorption!)

H

EDIT: Monster I believe is Coca Cola and Amp is by Pepsi Co.

Posted
I see..

So is Monster a part of the CocaCola company, or what energy drink do they produce?

I have been gone from CC for about 4 years now and have never heard of Monster energy drink before, I was making a general comment on all energy drinks.

It's much the same as mineral waters or indeed just plain water, there's nothing to justify the price other than they are popular.

Ken

  • 2 weeks later...
Posted

Recipe: (Makes 1 gallon worth)

-Boil 8 Cups water

-Once boiled, put in 4 green tea bags or, 4 tablespoons loose leaf

-Let steep for 15 minutes and strain out the leafs or remove the bags

-Put in 1.5 cups sugar and let disolve

-pour half into a half gallon container and the other half into a half gallon container

-add 4 cups water to each container and squeeze half a lemon into each container.

Whaaaaaa? Thats a lot of sugar there :o

Posted

Monster does a lot of marketing and sponsorship, which I assume drives the price upwards. Unlike regular soft drinks, you cant expect consumers to knock back 4 or 5 of these a day either. They are pricey, but I think their competition is more the Starbucks crowd than the Coke crowd.

Posted

Beer - It even makes Scandinavian men look good. LOL

all Scandinavians look good my friend. :winkiss:

About the price 2,5$ aint nothing that is the price for a 0,5l bottle of water here in Norway or i believe that is 2,8$

3,5$ for a box of Redbull.

Kiosk its about 5$ for a redbull.

My fav is redbull.

Posted (edited)

Coca-Cola doesn't have any involvement with Monster energy drinks. It could just be that your country's Coca-Cola distributor also distributes "Monster".

Coca-Cola's energy drink is called "Full Throttle"

FullThrottle_can.jpg

Then there's an energy soda by Coca-Cola called Vault (which is loaded with caffeine [it used to be called Surge])

I don't really drink energy drinks but when I do, I usually go for a "Vault"

vault.jpg

No guarana, or any herbal extracts. Caffeine is the magic ingredient (70.5mg/can, 117.5mg/bottle). It's a citrus soda.

Edited by hexagram

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