Crunk Berry Energy – Review
Crunk Berry Energy – Retail Price: About $1.99 per can (16 fl. oz.)
Available Size: 16 fl. oz. (473 mL)
Taste: 8.5/10
Price: 8/10
Energy Level: 7/10
The Berry flavor is the newest lineup of Crunk energy drink. Crunk Berry is filled with a berry-red energy juice made of acai and grape juice concentrate, ashwaganda, horny goat weed and energy blends. The most noticeable flavors are acai and grape juice. Crunk Berry also had a light-sour taste. To reduce the sour taste drink it cold. One of the things I liked about this flavor was that it had no bad aftertaste.
Crunk Berry tasted great but its energy was weaker than the original Crunk. For some reasons, it took a while for the energy to kicked in. I even drank this energy drink on an empty stomach. After about 30 minutes, I finally felt its energy effects which buzzed my head with energy. This woke me up for about an hour. I was surprised its energy rush didn’t gave me any bad side effects. Although, I did experienced light headaches and stomachaches. The second time I drank Crunk Berry, its energy rush was better and lasted longer.
The pros
- No major side effects
- No bad aftertaste
- Great mixture of acai and grape juice
- Competitive price
The cons
- Energy is not as good as the original
- Some of its vitamins are synthetic
- Has minor side effects such as increase of heart and breathing rate
- People who have sensitive stomach may experience minor stomachaches
Crunk Berry Energy Nutrition Facts (serving size – 8 fl. oz.)
- Calories: 120
- Total Carb: 30 g – 10%
- Sugar: 28 g
- Vitamin C: 29 mg – 50%
- Vitamin E: 7.2 iu – 25%
- Vitamin B1: 360 mcg – 25%
- Vitamin B2: 1.6 mg – 95%
- Vitamin B3: 19 mg – 95%
- Vitamin B5: 9.6 mg – 95%
- Vitamin B6: 1.9 mg – 95%
- Vitamin B12: 5.8 mcg – 95%
- Calcium: 48 mg – 4%
- Sodium: 125 mg – 4%
- Caffeine: 96 mg
Percent daily values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet – servings per container: 2
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