July 17, 2025 – The debate on how to sweeten colas rages on. The nationwide focus now is to abandon high fructose corn syrup (HFCS) and revert back to using cane sugar (sucrose). This “healthier” movement is complex and involves many factors including federal corn subsides for producing HFCS, the higher cost of cane sugar, …
June 30, 2025 – Shocking breaking news comes from a research paper prepared by scientists of France’s Agency for Food, Environmental and Occupational Health and Safety (ANSES) that beverages in glass containers may have more microplastics than that of bottled water contained in PET-1 plastic, estimated between 5 and 50 times more by the ANSES. …
June 19, 2025 – Based on FDA’s new rules banning petroleum-based food dyes (or food color additives), Blue No. 1 (brilliant blue FCF) currently in your favorite blue raspberry drink could be replaced with either algae or pea plant extracts in the near future. While major food and beverage manufacturers are on the fast-track in …
March 29, 2025 – Recently, Senior Advisor to the US Department of Human and Health Services, Calley Means, is making the news network rounds about sodas. One of these interviews can be found at this link. His statement about the federal government through the food stamp program that subsidizes soda for children motivated us to …
February 19, 2025 — In celebration of St. Patrick’s Day, you could add natural ingredients to turn Watt-Ahh green. There are so many choices from making leprechaun lemonade to shamrockers with added alcohol. But what are some of the natural ingredients that will turn Watt-Ahh green? Spinach or kale can be blended and then strained …
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January 5, 2025 – Two days ago, the U.S. Surgeon General called for warning labels on alcohol-containing beverages to include cancer risk. This new advisory affects numerous beverages on the market including hard liquor, beer, wine and even alcohol blends in carbonated sodas, hard lemonades, alcohol-laced coffee and energy drinks. The research is compiled …
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October 8, 2024 – The very-low profile caps on Watt-Ahh or for that matter, any other bottled water brand are not my favorite topic. Our kind customers have provided less-than favorable feedback on the caps too. The caps can be difficult to unscrew and the inside threads do not easily twist the cap back onto …
September 26, 2021 — Watt-Ahh® the next paradigm shift in bottled water. Consumers who seek healthier beverages have made bottled water the number-one selling beverage by volume in the USA. However, it has been over Two Decades since the last blockbuster discovery in water … breakthroughs in adding electrolytes, minerals and vitamins to bottled water …
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We welcome our newest driver, Nancy, for local deliveries (within metro areas of SW Florida). She has an outstanding driving and customer service record after working for UPS over three decades. We discovered Nancy while she temporarily worked for UPS during the holiday rush and she was loading many boxes of Watt-Ahh into a special-run …
New Watt-Ahh Driver – She Continues Her Family’s Beverage Legacy Read More »
One of the most frequent of the FAQ’s that we receive is why use PET-1 (non-PBA plastic) for Watt-Ahh? The short answer is for safety, sanitation and product integrity. History of Bottled Water Several years ago, I was intrigued when someone asked me about the history of bottled water (pure, non-mineralized). My husband and I …
