Tastes just like pears unlike many other drinks that say they do, friends have also tried and enjoyed this drink as well.
We'll get the quick part out of the way first. The flavor profile that this product claims to have is "Watermelon and Cantaloupe." Knowing what this flavor is supposed to be, you can immediately taste both. Watermelon? Check. Cantaloupe? Check. And both flavors work really well together to create a satisfying and unique GamerSupps flavor that many will keep re-adding to their shopping carts for many moons to come.
If you're a casual normie, that's all you need to know.
Upon tasting this flavor for the first time in my life, something hit different. This wasn't just "watermelon and cantaloupe" like the packaging says. Of course, I tasted both flavors of both fruits, but there was something akin to a third flavor buried deep within the undertone of the mixed energy drink that stuck out to me. It was a flavor that was all too familiar for impossibly wrong reasons, and it took me moments of soul searching and resurfacing repressed memories to truly understand what I was experiencing. And then I found it, hiding within plain sight and taunting me with its merciless bombardment of nostalgia.
The perfect way to describe this flavor is to describe it as those really crappy "create your own gummy candy toy kits."
If you were a child of the 1990's and early 2000's like I was, you may have seen, heard of, or even owned one of these toys. They usually had a gimmick or official license to them, such as Doctor Dreadful Food Lab, or the Harry Potter Polyjuice Potion Maker. The toys themselves were cheap Rube Goldberg contraptions where you mixed powdered chemicals with water and created some sort of gummy candy with a distinct flavor. The toys were really nothing special, as their novelty lasted only so long and could be completely overshadowed by a simple puzzle box, and the candy creations were too much effort for too little reward, as it took far longer to make a couple of pieces of chemical candy than it would have been to just buy gummy worms or peach rings at the supermarket, which were also cheaper and you still got more sugar per dollar spent. However, in the vestiges of what little memories of our youth that we hold onto, one thing was as clear as crystal could be: when we ate that candy, we would forever remember what it tasted like, but we could never describe its flavor using words. Even to the few of us children that may have eaten watermelon, cantaloupe, or both at the same time, we could never comprehend that particular flavor combination as being the one that fueled our childhood memories. It was an ancient secret of our universe that was destined to be locked away in the back of our minds, sentenced to be forgotten as our youth turned into adulthood and our latent recollections of years gone by were replaced by responsibilities and a firmer grasp of reality.
How one could possibly know that those candies from our past were the amalgamations of watermelon and cantaloupe profiles is a mystery unto itself. No, I say that the only way one could possess such forbidden knowledge of everyone's past is that it was imparted from an Eldritch being. This thing, a source of knowledge greater than human comprehension, must have chosen an acolyte to which the knowledge was first bestowed upon them. Then this acolyte, knowing full well that their mission was to spread this knowledge to anyone and everyone by any means necessary, subtly concocted a way to accomplish this task. They knew they had to be as brutally and blatantly honest as possible, if they were going to make a claim such as "Yo, remember those crappy gummies you at as a kid? Yeah, it's, like, just two of the most basic fruits you could ever eat, just, like, combined, you know?" and expect people to take them seriously. There needed to be no room for doubt, and all evidence of this widespread Eldritch information of our early lives needed to be irrefutable. And what better way to do that than to expose the remnants of this forgotten flavor back to us, when we are older and have the mental capacity to better understand what we are tasting, while also being as honest as possible by telling us what it is -- "Yeah, like, it was watermelon and cantaloupe this entire time, man."
And in my humblest opinion, that is the most Papa Meat thing that Papa Meat could ever do to us if he had his own energy drink brand deal.
But yeah otherwise 9/10, A+ Tier, it's actually pretty tasty and I'm restocking this in my pantry when I run out really soon.
I didn’t expect it to stand up to the cherrylime flavor, but it’s quickly become a great addition to my midday lab work. Wish I got the rare container though haha.
My mom loves the taste and she likes the guy on the cover. She rates it a 11/10. I give it a 10/10. It tastes like sweet berries and cream but not too sweet. Will be getting again.
This stuff is pretty great. Flavor is delicious and mixes well. Get it!