From the Daily Telegraph:
[quote authour=“Telegraph”]Meatwater: Is cheeseburger juice a big hoax?
How would you like a refreshing glass of Beef Stroganoff water? Or maybe some Peking Duck juice? Or a swig of fish and chips? Meatwater, a new line of flesh-flavoured bottled waters, has been “launched” on the internet, sparking debate among bloggers about whether it is a daring attempt to cash in on the rising popularity of enhanced health drinks, or an elaborate hoax. The drinks are being marketed as “High Efficiency Survival Beverages”, made of “only the finest protein – an organic compound composed of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen”.
The Meatwater website contains photos and descriptions of the all the flavours on offer - including the latest, Escargots Chantecleer – complete with branded bottles featuring the firm’s distinctive logo. Describing the taste of the Beef Jerky drink, it says: “The salty, savory flavor of this vitamin and mineral packed concoction will make you think we collected all that sweet, meaty juice just for you.“
Photos of Meatwater’s “launch” at a festival in Cannes, France in March are also included, along with plans to roll-out the brand to the rest of the world later this year. But British consumers hoping to cool themselves with a glass of Wiener Schnitzel water this summer may be disappointed. Bloggers have pointed out several anomalies on the website which suggest that Meatwater may be too absurd an idea to be true.
And here’s a link to the Meatwater site itself.
(But does it come in ‘human’? :-s)


