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To: Live2Sail who wrote (92530)	10/21/2007 4:45:01 PM
From: Lizzie Tudor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

this is what I think fruitwater is.... there is no sugar in it, it has less fructose than fruit... and most important, negligent calories compared to milk. Not sure what you are thinking of, but anyway, my objection is to milk as an only choice. Water as long as it is presented correctly (ie in a bottle and not expect kids to go to the drinking fountain to get water) is ok also. Milk is a high fat food and we have fat kids. How can you justify it? Not many countries push milk on their kids the way the US does. You sure you are not reacting to the dairy lobby? Manufacturer's Brand Overview: [Edit] enhanced water category pioneer glacéau, maker of vitaminwater™ and smartwater®, unveils fruitwater®, a very low-calorie water with a natural, light flavor. unlike other diet beverages on the market, fruitwater is completely free of artificial sweeteners and chemical preservatives. vapor-distilled water, electrolytes (which expedite hydration), light fruit flavor and low levels of crystalline fructose (a very pure, high-quality sweetener – same as that found in fruit) are the products’ only ingredients. at only 20 calories per serving, fruitwater is the “natural way to diet.”