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Limited Edition Snack Spotlight :: Eevee Soda

The moment I saw these adorable bottles in the supermarket I knew I had to have them. Eevee and their evolutions are my favourite Pokemon. Honestly, it's kinda hard for me to pick a single Eevolution that is my favourite. Leafeon, Sylveon and Vaporeon would have to be my top three picks. They had bottles of this soda and I had to buy it.

Only problem?

They're all the same flavour. They're all mango soda. No variety! What a missed opportunity! You could have really expanded with different flavours to match the feelings of the Pokemon. The original Vaporeon, Flareon and Jolteon could have been a classic ramune. Umbreon and Espeon could have been a dark colar. Glaceon and Leafeon perhaps a melon soda. Then Sylveon could have been mango.

But nope...they're all mango.

The flavour isn't bad at all. I've learned I'm coming to appreciate mango flavoured things. But I'm still disappointed.

100mL of the drink contains 34 calories, and 0g of fat.
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