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nollyIn brief:
Rockstar Juiced: yum
Monster Khaos: yuck
I recently tried Rockstar Juiced to conquer an afternoon crash on a day I'd slept poorly. I chose it because the ingredieny list is pretty innocuous: 70% juice and the usual assortment of taurine/ginseng/caffeine/B vitamins/etc. I love it -- it tastes like juice, and it really boosts my energy levels.
Today, I'm up early and will be on the go all day, at the LA Times Festival of Books. The Rockstar product is a apparently a new one, as I've been unable to find it in four-packs. Instead, I picked up the competitor. Monster Khaos. Despite a similar ingredient list (also 70% juice, but lower in B vitamins), the Monster tastes much more artificial, unpleasantly so. It should at least wake me up enough for the drive to La Jolla, but I won't be buying this one again.
Rockstar Juiced: yum
Monster Khaos: yuck
I recently tried Rockstar Juiced to conquer an afternoon crash on a day I'd slept poorly. I chose it because the ingredieny list is pretty innocuous: 70% juice and the usual assortment of taurine/ginseng/caffeine/B vitamins/etc. I love it -- it tastes like juice, and it really boosts my energy levels.
Today, I'm up early and will be on the go all day, at the LA Times Festival of Books. The Rockstar product is a apparently a new one, as I've been unable to find it in four-packs. Instead, I picked up the competitor. Monster Khaos. Despite a similar ingredient list (also 70% juice, but lower in B vitamins), the Monster tastes much more artificial, unpleasantly so. It should at least wake me up enough for the drive to La Jolla, but I won't be buying this one again.
