Herbalife
Herbal Aloe Concentrate Drink, Mango 473 ml
Herbal Aloe Concentrate Drink, Mango 473 ml
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Water, but with a tropical accent. Herbal Aloe Concentrate in Mango turns a plain glass into something you finish, with 40% cold-pressed aloe juice and 2 kcal a serving.
About
The aloe comes from the whole leaf. Flavouring adds the mango, and sucralose keeps it sugar free. It has no artificial colours and is suitable for vegetarians and vegans.
No authorised health claim applies to aloe drinks, so we will not invent one. Its job is taste, and a nudge to drink more water on a warm afternoon. Want aloe without flavour? See AloeMax, or browse tea and drinks.
How to use
- Shake. Shake the bottle well before pouring.
- Measure. Mix 15 ml (three capfuls) with 120 ml of water.
- Or batch it. Add 120 ml to a litre of water for a jug that lasts the day.
Once opened, keep it in the fridge and finish within 30 days. Unopened, store somewhere cool and dry.
What's inside
| Per serving (15 ml) | Amount |
|---|---|
| Energy | 2 kcal |
| Carbohydrate | 0.5 g |
| of which sugars | 0 g |
| Fat | 0 g |
| Protein | 0 g |
| Salt | 0.01 g |
31 servings. Contains water, aloe vera juice (40%), citric acid, flavouring, preservatives, sucralose and chamomile extract. No allergens are declared in Herbalife's ingredient list.
Frequently asked questions
How much aloe is in the Mango concentrate?
Forty per cent purified aloe vera juice from the whole leaf. The rest is mostly water.
Is it sweet?
Yes, from sucralose. There is no sugar in the recipe.
Can I mix it with sparkling water?
Herbalife's directions say water, and sparkling works too. Pour slowly, as it can fizz up.
Can I add it to my tea?
You can combine aloe and cold instant tea in one bottle. Measure each separately so the servings stay accurate.
Why is there chamomile in it?
Chamomile extract is part of Herbalife's recipe, in a small amount near the end of the ingredient list.
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