Purple reign: it was big in Australia 15 years ago, so why is acai popular again?
More than a decade after acai bowls reached peak popularity in Australia, the Amazonian berry is back, with a dedicated TikTok fanbase – and a soft-serve makeover
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More than a decade after acai bowls reached peak popularity in Australia, the Amazonian berry is back, with a dedicated TikTok fanbase – and a soft-serve makeover
They are sugar and caffeine and all this extra stuff. they bring you calories and give you a caffeine hit, but they are not nutritionally good for you at all. it is a huge marketing ploy and i think right now as you have parents are probably underreading labels and kids underreporting they are useing it and a beverage industry with billions on the line they are going we all have a stake in this. >> interesting. >> the bottom line is they are not good for you. they taste good, but there can be a downside. >> how about a cup of coffee? >> some of these have four or five times the caffeine as one...