The good thing about Trader Joe's Lime Flavored Water is that it has zero calories! It has no artificial colors or flavors, no sweeteners and no preservatives. The ingredients include: filtered water, natural lime flavor with other natural flavors, citric acid. Now, the only question I have is: what "other" natural flavors are they talking about?
Trader Joe's was out of the Mint flavored water the day I purchased the Lime flavored water, but I don't know if I will be trying the Mint any time soon. In the past, I have tried ICIO Peppermint Flavored Water and it was just okay, so I can sort of imagine how the Trader Joe's Mint flavored water might taste.
Maybe if Trader Joe's would offer a four or six pack of these flavored waters, more people would buy them. For me, it seems strange just to buy one bottle at a time for the individual price of $0.99/bottle!
If Trader Joe's is going to sell this flavored water by the bottle, perhaps someone could figure out a way to keep these single bottles refrigerated, so they will be nice and chilled for the patrons who drop by during their lunch hour to pick out a prepackaged to-go lunch. Since Trader Joe's Flavored water seems to fall into that category of single serving usage, it would be super convenient if these bottles were marketed as pre-chilled and "ready-to-drink," so someone could pick out a flavored water to drink with their prepackaged, "ready-to-eat" Trader Joe's entree. But these are just my random ideas, so far...
I find that a good way to make an easy, mellow flavored water is to just put some cucumber and lime slices in a big pitcher of water. It's very refreshing and not too shabby for homemade flavored water. Using a funnel, you can easily pour the flavored water into a glass bottle for a chic display!
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