Kool-Aid Ghoul-Aid Scary Berry Artificially Flavored Drink, 10 ct Box, 6 oz Pouches
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Product Description
Kool-Aid Ghoul-Aid Scary Berry Artificially Flavored Drink, 10 ct Box, 6 oz Pouches
- Ten 6 oz pouches of Kool-Aid Ghoul-Aid Scary Berry Artificially Flavored Drink
- Kool-Aid Ghoul-Aid Scary Berry Flavored Drink Pouches deliver family fun with a sweet blend of berries flavor
- Enjoy some berry scary fun with our delicious berry fruit-flavored drink
- Kids' juice pouches are perfect for Halloween parties, trick-or-treating, trips to the pumpkin patch and other fun fall activities
- Portable pouches are ideal for on-the-go refreshment
- An excellent source of Vitamin C
- Serving size is 2 pouches; Contains 75% less sugar than leading regular sodas (Per 12 fl oz, this product 10g total sugar, leading regular sodas 40g total sugar)
- Each pack contains 10 juice pouches for kids and kids at heart
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
Kool-Aid
Manufacturer
Kraft US (0044710044602)
Binding
Unknown Binding
ItemPartNumber
00043000073377
Model
00043000073377
ReleaseDate
2024-08-29T00:00:01Z
Size
6 Fl Oz (Pack of 10)
UnitCount
1
UPCs
043000073377
EANs
0043000073377
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