Is This A Local Product?

[sceadugenga]

Seems to be sugar free, very refreshing when a dash is added to soda or bottled water.

I buy it in the local market, but then I haven't looked anywhere else.

I'm trying to wean myself off Coke Lite and it seems like a good alternative.

[Musongman]

Coke Light and Coke Zero are OK in moderation, I like both. That stuff looks like a fruit juice? Sugar free or no added sugar? There will be natural sugars, but beware, Thais make nothing that is not full of sugar!!! <img class="bbc_emoticon" alt="" src="http://static.thaivisa.com/forum/public/style_emoticons/default/smile.gif"><br>

[sceadugenga]

The label says 30% lime juice with 6.9% lime something, mrs wasn't sure, could be solids or "zest".

No sugar on the label.

[jubby]

The label says 30% lime juice with 6.9% lime something, mrs wasn't sure, could be solids or "zest".

No sugar on the label.

I was going to say the local fruits seem full of natural sugar, but if its lime you could be onto something.

Sour I suspect though

I'm not a big fan of coke, I used to drink it for a change on a night out and felt terrible the next day.

Kids have stopped drinking it also, I don't know wether it was the teacher or Television that told them it causes cancer.

Do the light & zero still have the chemicals to replace the sugar taste ?

[skybluestu]

The label says 30% lime juice with 6.9% lime something, mrs wasn't sure, could be solids or "zest".

No sugar on the label.

I was going to say the local fruits seem full of natural sugar, but if its lime you could be onto something.

Sour I suspect though

I'm not a big fan of coke, I used to drink it for a change on a night out and felt terrible the next day.

Kids have stopped drinking it also, I don't know wether it was the teacher or Television that told them it causes cancer.

Do the light & zero still have the chemicals to replace the sugar taste ?

Sure do Jubbski, lots and lots of aspartame which some people claim is the devil's sperm.

[mellofello]

We use this product for salad dressings and for that matter anything that calls for lemon or lime juice.

It is definably a sour citric juice that is table friendly.

We bought a case (12 bottles) at the local fruit wholesale market last March (near Hwy 1 &1020 intersection - Off Hwy 1 just south of Hwy 1020 on the east side).

I was a bit dubious at first but was back for another case inside of 2 months.

The cost is nominal at 100 Tb. for the case.

The zesty citrus flavor is a compliment to fish as well as salads.

We use it with chili peppers - garlic - water - sugar & fish sauce as a dipping sauce.

As far as a drink we have yet to try that so let me know how that works out for you.

[Kaoboi Bebobp]

To the OP, that's a good tip. I keep an ear open for "no sugar added" drinking products. There are some (expensive) ones at 7-11 from Tipco and Malee, although they

are still way too sweet. And I like sour so the lime based one you found looks like it would fit the bill.

What I do with juices here in the home country is mix three parts soda or sparkling water to one part juice. Keeps the taste, lowers the sugar intake and adds a bit of fizz.

I buy two South African all-juice (not from concentrate) products here in Canada, Ceres and Wilde brands. I found Ceres at a Villa market in BKK. The cranberry-kiwi that I like here at home was appallingly sweet in Thailand. They used cherry juice as base juice. Ugh, it was undrinkable.

[sceadugenga]

At 10baht a bottle it's certainly economic drinking. It's great with soda or, as I said, just a dash in bottled water.

I would imagine it has some sort of preservative in it.

[Lizard2010]

At 10baht a bottle it's certainly economic drinking. It's great with soda or, as I said, just a dash in bottled water.

I would imagine it has some sort of preservative in it.

I agree it is a good alternative to wean off Coke with me its Pepsi Max and Red Cordial lmao

Its so hard to kick the habit sugar dependence.