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Healthy Living & Wellness Lifestyle | Water | Cooling off amid summer heatwave
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Watch trending video: Weirdest water? Bottled water jelly – A newly discovered way to cool off amid summer heatwave
A newly discovered water jelly, packed in a bottle, is a whole new amazing product from Japan and a way outside ordinary water to cool off in this summer season characterized by the scorching heat of the sun, in one of our latest unusual news blog posts.
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According to the odd media news report, the trending video which has gone viral on social media TikTok, the bottled water jelly bought from a Japanese vending machine is an emerging new way to cool off amidst the summer heatwave.
Apparently, the unusual water jelly is one of the hottest drinks in Japan right now. According to a PR Times press release, it was launched last year and ended up being a huge summer hit, selling 2.8 times better than the producer – a company called JR East Cross Station Water Business Company – expected.
Only the water doesn’t flow as you’d expect; instead, it comes out as jelly, which apparently makes sense, since it’s something called water jelly. You can drink it right out of the bottle, eat it with a spoon, or top it with fruit and enjoy it as a refreshing treat.
This flavoured water jelly product seemingly has a caloric content of 55 calories per 100 ml, which is surprisingly high, considering 100 ml of Coca-Cola contains only 37.5 calories.
The unusual news blog post on the bottled water jelly was captioned: ‘’ Bottled Water Jelly – A New Way to Cool Off This Summer
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