Name that childrens drink!

Ztribal

So I've been trying to figure out what this juice drink I had as a kid is.

-It comes in bulk.
-Bottle shaped like a barrel.
-Top closed with foil.
-Filled with Koolaid like substance.

Pics anyone?

taco144

Is it Mondo?

http://www.jelsert.com/products_mondo.asp

Daenris

Little Hugs I think the ones I knew were called. Though it's very possible there were many brands of these.

http://www.westlittlegiftshop.com/store/image/290k5/Refreshment_Little_Hugs_Orange_Drink.jpg

Ztribal

Thank you!

Little Hugs it was!!!

DeathPrawn

While this thread is alive and kicking, I'm trying to remember a drink I used to love as a kid. Each plastic bottle had a character's face sculpted into it (i.e. the bottle was shaped like the character). Every flavor had a different character.

Daenris

http://www.compassdesigninc.com/assets/portfolio/GM1SqueezeIt.jpg

http://www.petitiononline.com/ranger/petition.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Squeezit

Probably that.

Couldn't really find another good image, but http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JpqOri7aKVs

Bartholamue

I wanted those so badly when I was a kid. Too bad it wasn't in Canada.

NightDragon

Hahaha, oh wow, I remember that commercial.

DeathPrawn

That's it! I kept wanting to call it Juice Squeeze, but that's a different drink.

delroland

Guinness? :P

Actually, I have a friend who is married to a German. She told me that there is a beer in Germany called Kinderbier which tastes kind of like Guinness but has no alcohol. It's literally "Beer for Kids".

Found a pic, too.

Jimmy King

delroland wrote: »

Guinness? :P

Actually, I have a friend who is married to a German. She told me that there is a beer in Germany called Kinderbier which tastes kind of like Guinness but has no alcohol. It's literally "Beer for Kids".

Found a pic, too.

Yeah, pretty standard to have non-alcoholic beer. Main brand of that here in the states is O'Doul's

Dalboz

Daenris wrote: »

http://www.compassdesigninc.com/assets/portfolio/GM1SqueezeIt.jpg

http://www.petitiononline.com/ranger/petition.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Squeezit

Ugh, I remember those. They were so disgustingly sweet. It was literally sugar water.

delroland

Jimmy King wrote: »

delroland wrote: »

Guinness? :P

Actually, I have a friend who is married to a German. She told me that there is a beer in Germany called Kinderbier which tastes kind of like Guinness but has no alcohol. It's literally "Beer for Kids".

Found a pic, too.

Yeah, pretty standard to have non-alcoholic beer. Main brand of that here in the states is O'Doul's

Yeah, but here in the states you generally don't give O'Doul's to kids.

Jimmy King

delroland wrote: »

Jimmy King wrote: »

delroland wrote: »

Guinness? :P

Actually, I have a friend who is married to a German. She told me that there is a beer in Germany called Kinderbier which tastes kind of like Guinness but has no alcohol. It's literally "Beer for Kids".

Found a pic, too.

Yeah, pretty standard to have non-alcoholic beer. Main brand of that here in the states is O'Doul's

Yeah, but here in the states you generally don't give O'Doul's to kids.

I'm assuming you also don't in Germany. That's probably either a nickname or just what the words for what they call it literally mean when directly translated, even though it's not actually intended for kids. Pretty sure my German teacher in highschool would have told us about that if they actually gave it to kids, she always told us about stuff like that.

I could be wrong, but that's my assumption based on the name.

delroland

Jimmy King wrote: »

delroland wrote: »

Jimmy King wrote: »

delroland wrote: »

Guinness? :P

Actually, I have a friend who is married to a German. She told me that there is a beer in Germany called Kinderbier which tastes kind of like Guinness but has no alcohol. It's literally "Beer for Kids".

Found a pic, too.

Yeah, pretty standard to have non-alcoholic beer. Main brand of that here in the states is O'Doul's

Yeah, but here in the states you generally don't give O'Doul's to kids.

I'm assuming you also don't in Germany. That's probably either a nickname or just what the words for what they call it literally mean when directly translated, even though it's not actually intended for kids. Pretty sure my German teacher in highschool would have told us about that if they actually gave it to kids, she always told us about stuff like that.

I could be wrong, but that's my assumption based on the name.

No, kinderbier is for kids, at least according to my friend's wife.

Jimmy King

delroland wrote: »

Jimmy King wrote: »

delroland wrote: »

Jimmy King wrote: »

delroland wrote: »

Guinness? :P

Actually, I have a friend who is married to a German. She told me that there is a beer in Germany called Kinderbier which tastes kind of like Guinness but has no alcohol. It's literally "Beer for Kids".

Found a pic, too.

Yeah, pretty standard to have non-alcoholic beer. Main brand of that here in the states is O'Doul's

Yeah, but here in the states you generally don't give O'Doul's to kids.

I'm assuming you also don't in Germany. That's probably either a nickname or just what the words for what they call it literally mean when directly translated, even though it's not actually intended for kids. Pretty sure my German teacher in highschool would have told us about that if they actually gave it to kids, she always told us about stuff like that.

I could be wrong, but that's my assumption based on the name.

No, kinderbier is for kids, at least according to my friend's wife.

Huh. Those crazy Germans.

Grobian

German perspective: So I've never heard anyone call it "Kinderbier" ("childrens beer" in english). It's called Malzbier ("malt beer"). It has almost no alcohol (< 0,5%) and doesn't taste very much like guinness. It's often very sweet and yes, you give it to kids. The only bad thing about it is the sugar and I'm sure cola has way more of that.