Vit Hit Viatmin Drink

Lombardo86

Disclaimer: i have not been chugging these back, i'm just curious.

The vending machine in work has started stocking the berry flavour of Irish company Vit Hit's drink.

Vit Hit Boost

Is this as "healthy", a non-sugary alternative to fizzy drinks is? It seems too good to be true.

Obviously i'm not having 5 a day - but if i fancied one, is there more to meets the eye than this one?

ch750536

I can't see whats in it in detail but I have no issues with what I can see. As ever though, the point is that drinking water and eating the berries is always better than the processed equivalent.

OU812

Nutrition information from MyFitnessPall. It may be user entered so may be missing something, but I've generally found it reliable.

There really should be a database of nutritional labels


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Ingredients
Water, juice (10%), (7 % blackberry, rose hip 1%, strawberry 0.9 %, blueberry 0.3 %, raspberry 0.3 %, elderberry 1.%, blackcurrant .02 %, grape 0.3 %), Rooibos tea extract, citric acid, ginseng infusion, flavourings, sucralose, vitamin blend (vitamin C, niacin, pantothenic acid, vitamin B6, folic acid, biotin, Vitamin B12, Vitamin B1). (E) Bebida sin gas de fruta cítrica con ginseng y té blanco. Ingredientes: agua, zumo de fruta cítrica 10% ( naranja 7%, mandarina 2,5%, pomelo 0.5%), extracto de té blanco, ácido cítrico, Ginseng, sucralosa, mezcla de vitaminas (vitamina C, niacina, ácido pantoténico, vitamina B6, vitamina B1, ácido fólico, biotina, vitamina B12).

Lombardo86

Thanks - never thought of looking at myfitnesspal actually.
Seems like a not-too-bad alternative if I just wanted something sweet one day.

Completely agree re: water/berries, i just thought it strange they stocked it and got curious.

There are a few flavours of it so if its relatively harmless might have one once a week etc.

OU812

It's kind of a pain that they don't tell you all that's in it, e.g. Vitamin b isn't listed, don't know why, but it's not.

I need a Vyssel...

OU812

Found this, although your product isn't listed.

http://www.mynetdiary.com/food-database.html