The one regional soda I'd like to see become more popular is Mineirinho, which I've only ever seen sold in Rio de Janeiro (the state). It's such a bizarrely false thing to claim that it's difficult to tell if the author genuinely believes it. My assumption is that nobody wants to spend the money to create the market in a new country unless they're going to have a monopoly for at least awhile. If anyone is interested in other sodas I recently had the chance to try Materva, a yerba mate soda, and I would recommend it if you can find the sugar free variety or have room in your life for a sugary treat.

That doesn't match with my personal experience comparing the effects of Guaraná Antarctica and other sodas (eg Coke).Something I do know is that Guaraná soft drinks generally have really low caffeine amounts (they have less than 0. Among other things, caffeine for me (even the amount in a decaf) seems to overall adversely affect sleep, mood, and GI. This particular brand is produced in only four countries worldwide: Brazil, Argentina, Portugal, and Japan . Fruki is pretty good, roughly as good as Antártica imo (though I'd give Antártica a slight edge still).

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Should you not find what you're looking for, please do not hesitate to reach out as we have new products launching every month. Like Coca-Cola, guarana soda was first developed by a physician from Rio de Janeiro who sought to market its medicinal properties.

This spot was a direct attack to Coca-Cola and how its flagship product initially contained cocaine. Guaraná Jesus, another guaraná soft drink, was created accidentally in 1920 by pharmacist Jesus Norberto Gomes, in the state of Maranhão. I must say every time I leave Brazil, even though I don't really enjoy the country that much, I REALLY miss Guaraná LOL.The seeds are naturally high in caffeine, containing up four times more of the stimulant than coffee beans.

Finally, it is at the factory that the mixing with water and carbon dioxide takes place, its bottling, and labeling. Carbonated water, sugar, (E150d) caramel colour, citric acid, (E211) sodium benzoate and (E202) potassium sorbate (preservatives), ascorbic acid (antioxidant), guaraná extract and natural flavours. I was just looking to try this soda and it looks like regular Guarana has almost exactly the same amount of sugar as a Coke.

Children and adults alike definitely fall over themselves with the flavour and the sheer experience of being able to travel!