this one really needs no explanation... great taste..actually does boost energy.. for those with a.d.d. it really helps focus the mind... and now they even make it in the big boy 16.9 oz. cans.. 2 enthusiastic thumbs up...
Posted by J. Flavor Flav (1453) on 3/5/2008 10:57:31 AM
OMG This one is hard to swallow...
Yeah it sucks that bad. I started off drinking red bull, and could not stomach the taste as it went down, made me gag. Seems like it has too much of that "medicinal" taste to it. I have recently tried others such as NOS and Rockstar, and those have a much smoother taste going down and easier to stomach. When I take a "shot" of Red Bull, I get the same facial reaction and chills of nastiness as I do when I drink a shot of bourbon! Nasty!
Posted by Kathleen Kettmann (1453) on 2/21/2008 7:44:20 PM
Try Sugar Free
I love Red Bull!!! I start my day with an 8oz sugar free and down another after lunch. The sugar free is only 8 calories, 0 fat, 0 sugar and only 4g of carbs. Red Bull is everything it claims to be. It is a bargin at $2.00 a can. The effects last for at least 3 to 4 hours. When you think about people paying $2.00 or more for some of the waters, Red Bull is a great deal.
to the guys who says that red bull makes you fat?! carbs are natural energy you retard and you didnt sit on your computer playing world of warcraft and pounding red bulls to level up maybe you would use that energy you tub of goat fat! red bull rocks my face!!!!!
RED BULL GOT ME THROUGH IRAQ AND I LOVE THE TASTE, THOUGH IT IS AN AQUIRED ONE.
ONLY AWEFUL THING ABOUT RED BULL IS ITS PRICE, ESPECIALLY IN A DOWN ECONOMY. I AM WEANING OFF OF IT BECAUSE OF THE COST. CAN'T AFFORD A RED BULL AT $2.00 A CAN, WHEN I HAVE TO PAY ALMOST 2X THAT FOR A GALLON OF GAS!!
WAKE UP INDUSTRY, LOWER YOUR PRICES FOR YOUR CUSTOMERS!
I used to pick up Red Bull when I needed a little energy BUT one day I took a look at the Supplement facts and that little can is LOADED with carbs which is fine if you want to pack on the pounds while getting that little bit of energy