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And why shake a Gatorade?
Why do all Gatorade labels say to 'Shake Well'?
It makes absolutely no difference at all.. I understand with certain things.. like orange juice and such.. but a Gatorade? |
Maybe certain ingredients tend to separate?
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Because when u shake it, it sends a signal to the "Gatorade" satellite. It sends eveything, location, temperature, weather..
It's just statistics.. Like the bar code scanner in grocery stores. |
Or perhaps they just think it's funny to see people making "jacking off" motions everytime they drink a Gatorade?
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It's to more evenly distribute the gators and the ade.
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So one may introduce oxygen into the liquid, or else it will taste stagnant.
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Gatorade contains Brominated vegetable oil which can settle and requires shaking to evenly disperse the flavoring of the product.
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it tastes nasty if you don't shake it :thumbsup
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That label that says 'Shake Well' doesnt know if the package
has been sitting there for a week or 1 year.. If it's a week: you are right..shaking doesnt make a difference ingedrents are still mixed. After 1 year.. whole different ball game.. Ingredients really seperate in anything.. try leaving a bottle of coke for 12 months.. im serious! |
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