The water is called WAT-AAH so first of all, it is fun to say. In fact, I refuse to say it without producing a fun accent. Second, it comes in a bottle the shape of Smart Water. I don't know why, but I will always buy Smart Water over others just based on the shape of the bottle. I can't explain it, I just love it. Finally, it comes in cool colors. I was a fan of the hot pink.
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| Drinking my WAT-AAH! |
So I tasted the WAT-AAH and.... it tasted like water (which is a good thing I would think). Would I choose it again? If it were reasonably priced, I would absolutely choose WAT-AAH over other brands. After doing a bit of research, I found that the fun colors and branding of the water appeals to kids and actually has kids choosing WAT-AAH over soda and sugary juices. I wonder if I had something like this as a kid maybe I wouldn't be so anti-water now...
Thanks Nancy and WAT-AAH for sending some samples! I feel a little healthier already!
What do you think of WAT-AAH? Regular water or something special?
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Yeah, they tell you to drink more water, but there was virtually no bottled water in the 70s and before - did people shrivel up and turn into Human Jerky ? Nope. Besides, you don't buy water, you just rent it for a few hours. I guess back in the day they'd just sip from garden hoses and keep their mouths open when it rained. So who knows - you bring up a good yet confounding topic. And don't get me started with Coconut Water.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous, I'm pretty sure they had both kitchen sinks/faucets and drinking glasses in the '70s. The idea that it's good to be hydrated throughout the day is neither new nor controversial.
ReplyDeleteAlso, if WAT-AAH can get kids to pick water over soda, more power to them - but how expensive are we talking here? If it's more than your avg bottle of Poland Spring I call highway robbery.
Personally, I think all bottled water is kind of a rip off- When tap water is cold, it all tastes the same to me!
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