La Croix produces its flavors by heating the skins or rinds of fruits.
That's basically the secret behind its "essence," aka the one ingredient in every La Croix can besides water. More specifically, a Wall Street Journal article describes the chemical as vapors that are “captured, condensed and eventually sold by the 55-gallon barrel.”
Nope.
cheap chocolate is not labelled as such: it's usually something like 'cocoa fantasy', and yes, that tastes terrible.
#35 they all taste the same to me
#4 white asparagus is not a variety, it is asparagus that is completely covered so that no chlorophyll develops from sunlight, which is why it stays white, sheesh...
#23 no sh#t Sherlock
#24 how is loofah a food?
Jesus who pissed in you Cranapple
#23. It tastes weird because most of the chlorine added has evaporated out of it.