Banana water

Is banana water the next big thing after coconut water

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absolutely
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“tastes like slightly overripe banana water, which is what it is”
Reddit users who actually tried it say the taste is subtle banana with a slightly thicker mouthfeel than coconut water, one describing it as having 'aromatics of slightly overripe banana.' YouTube is full of people making it at home for plant fertilizer rather than drinking, with multiple comments about how the potassium makes plants 'perk up green up and grow.' The people actually drinking it seem to be parents with dietary restrictions or toddlers who will apparently slurp anything. turns out when you blend bananas with water, you get banana-flavored water, which shouldn't be revolutionary but apparently needed scientific confirmation.
best comment YouTube · agrees
“She's right! My mom and I have done this for years and it works like cRaZy. You can almost watch your plants perk up green up and grow. Potassium.”

what's working

  • It's easy to incorporate into daily routines, especially for families with children
  • The experience of trying banana water is enjoyable and appealing to those who like bananas
  • The taste is subtle with a viscous mouthfeel that reminds people of banana-flavored beverages
  • It provides a good alternative for people with dietary restrictions like GERD or lactose intolerance

what's not

  • The flavor may be too subtle or not strong enough compared to other flavored waters
  • Some people find the taste unappealing, comparing it unfavorably to other beverage options
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