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Crayons - All Natural Fruit Juice Drink
Submitted by midget on Fri, 03/07/2008 - 1:06pm.
 Crayons makes all natural fruit juice in a wide variety of flavors, from “wild watermelon and berries” to tinkled-pink lemonade”. The best part? They aren’t joking when they say “All Natural”. These drinks are made with NO high fructose corn syrup, and no preservatives. Unlike other juices that boast to be all natural, this drink is made with real fruit juice. They are sold in small sizes, too, so portion control is easy. Each little can is 8 ounces, and recyclable. Product Price: $ 1.50Retailer's Website: (3 votes) |
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Color me crazy...
I tried these recently they are extremely good. You can buy them at Sprouts Supermarkets. They are a little to price for me to afford on a daily basis. More for the kids of the rich. Every flavor I tried is good in flavor.
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Where can you get this
Where can you get this drink? I have never seen it.
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I just don't think that they have thought this marketing course through thoroughly. Drinking crayons is in no way something that is appealing to me. It would be akin to eating pencils.
I've never seen this drink
I've never seen this drink in stores, and the flavors sound awesome, not to mention the drink's green qualities.. but I agree that Crayons is an odd name for a beverage. Hopefully I'll encounter it someday, though.
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I just finished a small can of the “wild watermelon and berries”. This is a refreshing drink that isn’t overly sweet – you can taste the slight tartness of fresh berries, and the refreshing juice of a ripe watermelon. It is great to find a juice that lets the natural sweetness of fruit shine through, without hiding it behind artificial sweeteners.