Iron Man 2 Water Bottle: Yoli’s J.V. with KOR Water Bottles Pays Off!!
“What is that? Is that the bottle from Iron Man 2? That is so cool!! How does it work? What are you drinking out of it?”
“This is all we’ve heard at Yoli for the last few days as the new Iron Man 2 movie hit the theaters,” says Corey Citron, co-founder and chief marketing officer of Yoli, Inc. Iron Man 2 is a new major blockbuster moving starring Robert Downey Jr. (Tony Stark), Gwyneth Paltrow (Pepper Potts), Mickey Rourke (Ivan Vanko), and Samuel L. Jackson (Nick Fury). Early reports show that Iron Man 2 will be a massive hit at the box office.
“When I first heard that the KOR water bottle was seen in Iron Man 2, I thought maybe its sitting on a shelf or table top as the camera quickly pans past it moving onto the action,” said Daren Falter, co-founder and executive VP of Yoli. “Not so. Instead of just being a background prop, the bottle takes on a major role!”
This KOR bottle is the same style that Yoli Inc. uses with their blast product (Yoli’s orange TRUTH Antioxidant Blast and Yoli’s lemon/lime FUN Active Blast). The Yoli/KOR partnership is a match made in heaven.
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“Having our product featured in a major Hollywood production was quite a compliment,” says Paul Shustak, co-founder & COO of KOR. “And who better to represent our product than the suave, tech and design-savvy Tony Stark (played by the equally suave Robert Downey Jr.). But we didn’t give it too much thought. After all, we had a company to run and The KOR ONE had certainly had its share of screen time. But as the weeks went by, we started to hear more and more about how KOR actually plays a major role in the film, as Tony Stark’s bottle of choice for the life-giving beverage he must drink in order to maintain his super powers.”
Yoli distributors LOVE their relationship with the KOR brand: Yoli’s nutritious Blasts fit into the opening of the KOR bottle perfectly so you have the coolness factor of the KOR water bottle and health, energy, and athletic recovery factors associated with the Yoli blasts. The only place to purchase the exclusive YOLI branded KOR bottles is at http://www.yolitools.com. Check out the new GREEN color, it’s absolutely AMAZING!!
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#5: WORST MIXED-BERRY BLEND
Welch’s Mountain Berry (8 fl oz)
140 calories
0 g fat
33 g sugars
The flowering bouquet of fruit on the outside of this carton makes it appear to be just one step down from a smoothie, but in truth, it’s just one step up from Sunny Delight. Regardless of what Welch’s wants you to think, this juice is made with only 25 percent real fruit, and with this many calories in each cup, you should expect nothing less than 100 percent. Go with Bolthouse Farms 50/50 Berry blend and you’ll trade out the sucrose for an antioxidant- and flavor-rich blend of purple carrots, blackberries, pomegranates, and blueberries.
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Yoli Fun Active blast (18 oz)
No calories
No Sugar
#4: WORST LEMONADE
Minute Maid Lemonade (20 fl oz bottle)
250 calories
0 g fat
67.5 g sugars
In 99 percent cases, lemonade contains between 10 and 15 percent lemon juice, meaning that 85 to 90 percent of the calories are added as table sugar or high fructose corn syrup. The reason we pinned Minute Maid as the worst lemonade is that with this bottle, they’ve dropped the lemon juice concentration down to 3 percent, and at the same time, jacked the sugar level up to soda-like proportions. In fact, this bottle has more sugar than a same-sized bottle of Coca-Cola, not to mention a bevy of preservatives, fillers, and artificial colors. The only lemonade we’ve found that can legitimately call itself “juice” is the one below by R.W. Knudson. It replaces the added sugars with a blend of apple and grape juices. (Of course, if you're looking to lose weight, diet is only half the equation. For the other half, check out our list of the 100 best fitness tips ever written.)
Drink This, Instead!
Yoli Fun Active blast (18 oz)
No calories
No Sugar
#3: WORST JUICE IMPOSTER
SoBe Elixir Cranberry Grapefruit (20 fl oz bottle)
250 calories
0 g fat
63 g sugars
With a name that references two fruits, you might expect this bottle to provide a respectable dose of real juice. Unfortunately that’s not the case. The only juice this bottle carries is used as a coloring agent, which means every gram of sugar here is added during processing. That puts it right alongside soda as one of the worst beverages at the supermarket. Cut calories by looking for water-based beverages that use juice as a sweetener and flavoring, like the one from Olade below. The few calories it has come from a blend of lemon, pinapple, mango, and passion fruit. (Speaking of overblown packaging claims, check our roundup of “health” foods that aren’t.)
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Yoli Truth Blastcaps (18 oz)
10 calories
No Sugar
#2: WORST GRAPE JUICE
Tropicana Grape Juice Beverage (15.2 fl oz)
290 calories
0 g fat
72 g sugars
It’s hard to say which is worse, the fact that this bottle has as much sugar as six scoops of Edy’s Slow Churned Rocky Road Ice Cream, or the fact that it looks legit but contains only 30 percent real juice. The thing is, even if this bottle weren’t teeming with high fructose corn syrup, it would still be loaded with sugar. Grapes produce the most sugar-loaded juice at the supermarket—even a 10-ounce bottle of 100 percent grape juice carries more than 200 calories. If you like rich, dark juices, try the one below from Bossa Nova. The acai fruit from which it’s made is one of the most antioxidant-rich fruits on the planet.
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Yoli Fun Active blast (18 oz)
No calories
No Sugar
#1: WORST CANNED JUICE
Arizona Kiwi Strawberry (23.5 oz can)
360 calories
0 g fat
84 g sugars
These hulking calorie cannons—5 percent juice, 95 percent sugar water—have the equivalent of 20 teaspoons of sugar! (That makes the 1,800-calorie salad look downright nutritious.) They're sold at gas stations and convenience stores across America for the low, low price of 99 cents, making this quite possibly the cheapest source of empty calories in the country. Earn more flavor in fewer calories by switching to V8-Fusion instead. The company makes a reasonable line of regular blends and an even better line of light juices.
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Yoli Fun Active blast (18 oz)
No calories
No Sugar
