Jon Drinks Water #6092 Food Club Spring Water VS Clear Choice Kiwi Strawberry Sparkling
Jon Drinks Water · Episode #6092 · Water Reviews
Winner: Food Club Spring
"Jon Drinks Water #6092 Food Club Spring Water VS Clear Choice Kiwi Strawberry Sparkling" is a water review video from Jon Drinks Water, episode #6092 of the series.
Featured waters
Clear Choice Kiwi Strawberry Sparkling, Food Club Spring.
Winner: Food Club Spring.
What Jonathan decided
Food Club = winner ("I'm gonna say that the winner is still food club just because it's a still water, more of a real water"); Clear Choice = better flavor but loses ("as far as the flavor goes I do think the kiwi-strawberry tastes better"). Food Club had plastic/chemical taste.
Clear Choice Kiwi Strawberry Sparkling
Here is the classic Jonathan verdict in miniature. Yes, the flavored sparkling tasted better on flavor alone, he said so himself. But at the end of the day, still water is more of a real water, and Food Club moved on. Note that Food Club had a plastic, chemical taste of its own, which shows how strong the still-water rule is.
About Clear Choice Kiwi Strawberry Sparkling
Clear Choice is a value and budget brand of flavored sparkling water, with Cott Beverages appearing as the manufacturer on grocery listings. The kiwi-strawberry variant is zero-calorie with kiwi juice from concentrate, sweetened with sucralose rather than aspartame, and it contains Yellow 5 and Blue 1 coloring.
Food Club Spring
Food Club's big moment came against the flavored sparkling, when Jonathan said the still water was simply more of a real water. But the very next round was a disaster: it finished dead last behind Brita, Circle K, Carnival, and Hello Water, earning a thumbs down with a description we will leave out of a family article.
About Food Club Spring
Food Club is the store-brand spring water of Food Club, the private label of Topco Associates, Inc., a cooperative wholesaler supplying independent grocery retailers. Topco is based in Illinois and is one of the largest US food cooperatives, so the bottler varies by region.
