Baobab Pulp Shot
Wild-harvested African baobab pulp, water, and nothing else. Tart, a little astringent, gone in one go.
Ingredients: water, baobab fruit pulp. Fruttita™
Ingredients
Water, baobab fruit pulp.
No added sugars*. Not a low calorie food; see nutrition information for sugar and calorie content.
Nutrition Facts
Ten calories a bottle, and they come with 3 g of fiber (11% of the Daily Value) and 160 mg of potassium. 4 g of carbohydrate, 3 of them fiber; less than 1 g of sugar, none of it added. Excellent source of fiber and good source of potassium per 240 mL reference amount (21 CFR 101.12). About 140 mg total polyphenols per shot, Eurofins finished-product analysis.
Storage
Shelf life 18 months unopened. Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight. Refrigerate after opening and drink promptly. Best served chilled.
How to drink
Shake well. The fiber settles at the bottom, and that's the proof there's fruit in here. Open, drink, done. Morning with breakfast, or whenever you'd reach for a shot.
Where is it made?
The pulp is wild-harvested in Africa. The Shot is pasteurized and bottled in glass in Vietnam, at a facility holding BRCGS Grade A+ and FSSC 22000 certification and registered with the FDA.
Fair warning: it's tart.
pH about 3, close to lemon juice. Second sip is a little dry. Sediment at the bottom is fiber; shake before opening.
Naturally acidic. No sugar added*.
~140 mg polyphenols per shot.
Fruit pulp, mostly fiber and water. Shake it.
- 01 · Africa Fruit collected
- 02 · Waku-Kungo Shell and seeds out
- 03 · Waku-Kungo Water added, pulped
- 04 · Waku-Kungo Pasteurized, sealed in aseptic bags
- 05 · Ho Chi Minh City Filled in glass
Why is it so sour? Has it gone bad?
No. Baobab is naturally acidic and we don't add sugar to hide it. If it ever tastes fizzy or smells off, that's a different story; contact us with the lot number on the neck.
What's the stuff at the bottom?
Fruit pulp: fiber holding water. We keep it in on purpose. Shake before opening.
Can I mix it with water?
Yes. Some people prefer it in a glass of cold water; it turns into a light, cloudy, tart drink. Straight from the bottle is faster.
Is it a supplement?
No. It's a food, not a dietary supplement: water and baobab fruit pulp. It isn't intended to treat or prevent any condition. If you have a health condition or follow a diet your doctor has set, please check with them first, as you would with any new food.
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