SnapplePack of 12, All Natural Flavoured Drink (Pink Lemonade and Cranberry Rasberry)
R229
Please Note
- For hygiene reasons, exchanges and returns will not be facilitated on these items unless returned unopened, in its original packaging.
About
Snapple was founded in 1972 by Leonard Marsh, Hyman Golden, and Arnold Greenberg in the Brooklyn area of New York. While our bottling and manufacturing process is proprietary, you can be assured that our tea and juice drinks are Made from the Best Stuff on Earth. The pop heard when you twist open the cap indicates the seal being broken. Each bottle of Snapple has an airtight seal to preserve the freshness of the product.
Cranberry Raspberry
Tart, sweet, and ripe with flavor. This lip-smacking juice blends two perfect fruit flavors to create one smooth cranberry raspberry drink that dances across your tongue. Tap shoes optional.
Ingredients: Filtered water, sugar, plum juice concentrate, citric acid, raspberry, grape, cranberry and chokeberry juice concentrates, natural flavors.
Expiry Date: 28-01-2021 - 10-03-2021
Pink Lemonade
I want a delicious and refreshing lemonade. I want it to taste like it was made with fresh-squeezed juice. One more wish, genie! Make it pink! Tart and tangy, sweet Snapple Pink Lemonade.
Ingredients: Filtered water, sugar, citric acid, lemon juice concentrate, acacia gum, salt, natural flavors, vegetable & fruit juice concentrates (for color), soy lecithin
Expiry Date: 18-12-2020
Product Features
- Pack of 12
- Flavours: Pink Lemonade and Craanberry Rasberry
- Delicious
- All natural ingredients
- Airtight sealed
Product Specification
- 473ml per bottle
- Mix and match not available
- Pack of 12:
- 12 x Pink Lemonade
- 12 x Cranberry Rasberry
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