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Blackberry Flavored WaterBlackberry, Rosaceae Rubus spp., - several species of Rubus have contributed to the cultivated blackberry. Canes are erect or semi-erect, and in cultivation are supported on a trellis. Canes grow from the crown one year, fruit the following season, then die. They may grow to 15 or more feet in length. Most varieties are heavily thorned, but thornless sports and varieties are now available. Fruits are borne in loose clusters on laterals that grow from the canes. They consist of numerous small seeds, each imbedded in a juicy pulp, and all adhering to a fleshy base. The base separates from the plant when the fruit is harvested, in contrast to raspberries, in which the base or receptacle is retained on the plant. Fruits are near globose to cylindrical in shape, 0.5 to 0.75 inch in diameter and 0.75 to 1.5 inches long. Leading varieties are Oregon Evergreen, Himalaya and Marion. |
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Clearly Canadian BlackberryCarbonated water, cane sugar, natural flavour, citric acid, sucralose (SPLENDA ® Brand) |
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Sugar Myths and Facts Sugar is definitely not all bad. First of all, we need sugar to live. In fact, sugar is the sole source of energy for the brain, and it is a major source of energy for the body. So we need sugar to live and thrive. The problem is when we substitute foods that are overly processed and high in sugar for foods that have more of the nutrients we need to prevent disease.
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List of Vitamins A lot of people think vitamins can replace food. They cannot. In fact, vitamins cannot be assimilated without ingesting food. That is why we suggest taking them with a meal. Vitamins help regulate metabolism, help convert fat and carbohydrates into energy, and assist in forming bone and tissue.
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