Mountain dew game fuel berry how to#

I know the original Game Fuel (where it was just a flavor) was a soda. Well, it seems as hard as I try, I can’t get away from these types of beverages. Looking at the ingredients, #3 is White Grape Juice Concentrate, also the same as the Kickstarts. That’s what’s on all the Kickstart cans as well. “Sparkling Juice Beverage From Concentrate.” I’m expecting a big rush of berry flavor and… wait a minute #2… Also, as one would expect, there’s a very strong smell of berries (well, the artificial smell of berries, anyway). The color’s not what it used to be anymore). Actually, that’s the same color blue as my car used to be (it’s an ’08. To nobody’s shock or surprise, the color is a very bright blue. I wonder if it’s so you can kind of close it again… maybe? My real wonder is if this impacts how easily the can is recycled. Then, you slide that whole thing to reveal a… rather narrow opening for the can. That produced a satisfying “pop!” as the pressure inside released. First off, you lift down at the bottom there, next to that white band. They had to put this plastic… whatever on top. Apparently, the regular soda can tab wasn’t good enough.

Mountain dew game fuel berry how to#

… the heck is this? Ok, so step 1 was trying to figure out how to open this darn thing. The first one I grabbed out of the fridge is Charged Berry Blast. But now, it seems it’s its own sub-genre of flavors. I remember really liking it and always hoping to come across it during road trips (I never seemed to find it in my local convenience stores. I remember it actually being the name of a flavor way back when (it was a tie-in with World of Warcraft, if I remember correctly). Now, “Game Fuel” has been used by Mountain Dew in a lot of places. Now that I’ve finished up my Kickstart reviews, I can move on to the next set of Mountain Dew flavors that I have.