Foster Clark's Tropical is a powder drink with a tropical fruit flavour, which many people simply call "Foster Clark's juice". One 20 g sachet, a jug of water, and it's ready. The powder is already sweetened: no need to add sugar.
What is Foster Clark's?
The brand was born in England in 1889, and its drinks have been made in Malta since 1967 by Foster Clark Products. It is very common in West Africa, particularly in Senegal, and in the Middle East. Let's be precise: this is not a fruit juice. It is a sweetened, flavoured powder, with no juice, which gives a fresh, tangy drink.
How to prepare it?
- Fill a jug with 1.5 litres of water.
- Pour in the contents of the sachet.
- Stir well, then place the jug in the fridge.
This is the instructions printed on the brand's 20 g sachets. Once prepared, the drink keeps in the fridge.
What to pair it with?
The sachets are sold individually: build your selection with the mango, pineapple, pineapple and ginger, orange or strawberry flavours. For a homemade drink, consider the TANTIE whole red bissap. The whole aisle: exotic drinks.
Product information
- Brand: FOSTER CLARK'S, made in Malta by Foster Clark Products
- Capacity: 20 g sachet, for 1.5 litres of drink
- Ingredients: the full list is printed on the sachet. The flavours in the range that we checked contain sugar, acidity regulators, flavourings, sweeteners (aspartame and acesulfame K), vitamin C and colours.
- Halal: the manufacturer states that all its products are certified halal
- Storage: keep dry. Once prepared, the drink keeps in the fridge.
Precautions
The powder drinks in this range contain aspartame: their sachets carry the notice "contains a source of phenylalanine" and are not suitable for people with phenylketonuria. Some flavours also contain colours for which Europe requires the notice "may have an adverse effect on activity and attention in children": read the list printed on your sachet.
