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What is Clemon?
Clemon is a lemon-flavoured carbonated soft drink made by Akij Food & Beverage in Bangladesh. It's built on acidity rather than sweetness — sharp, hard-carbonated and citrus-forward, closer to a lemon-lime soda than to a cloudy lemonade.
It's been on shelves here long enough that most people have a settled opinion about whether they're a Mojo person or a Clemon person, and plenty keep both in the fridge for different meals.
Clemon or cola — which suits your meal?
Cola brings caramel depth and a rounder sweetness, which works with burgers, barbecue and smoky food. Clemon brings acidity, which cuts oil and resets the palate between mouthfuls. For rich or spicy food, citrus is the better match; for char and smoke, cola is.
The practical version: if the food is heavy on chilli or oil, buy Clemon. If it's grilled or sweet-sauced, buy cola. If you're feeding more than a few people, buy both — preference splits fairly evenly across most groups.
What food does Clemon go best with?
Biryani, tehari, fried chicken, kebabs, singara, samosa and anything chilli-heavy. Acidity does two things alongside oily food: it cuts through the fat so each mouthful tastes as clean as the first, and the carbonation scrubs the palate between bites.
Cola's sweetness tends to sit on top of chilli heat rather than relieving it, which is why a lot of people who drink cola by default switch to citrus when the food is spicy.
It also works simply as an afternoon drink in heat, where something sweet and heavy is the last thing you want.
The vibrant citrus flavor of Akij Food & Beverage's Clemon PET 500ml carbonated soft drink will brighten your day. Clemon's zesty lemon flavor and dazzling fizz combine to create a fresh and delightful drink that's ideal for any season. Every sip offers a blast of citrus freshness, whether you're enjoying a meal, taking a break during a hectic day, or hanging out with friends.
For people who want a little extra refreshment without lugging a large bottle, the 500ml PET bottle is a practical option. You may sip your drink at your own speed while maintaining its carbonation thanks to its resealable cap.
Product Details
• Brand: Clemon (A Product of Akij Food & Beverage Ltd.)
• Product Type: Carbonated Soft Drink
• Flavour: Lemon
• Net Volume: 500ml
• Packaging: PET Bottle
Storage Instructions
• Store in a cool, dry place.
• Keep away from direct sunlight and excessive heat.
• Chill before serving for the best taste.
• Refrigerate after opening and consume within a short time to retain freshness and carbonation.
Why choose the 500ml bottle?
The 500ml is the carry size. It reseals, which a can doesn't, so you can drink half with lunch and finish it two hours later. It's also light and hard to break, which matters in a bag.
Set against the 250ml can at the same price, you get twice the drink. The can chills faster and holds fizz better over a long shelf life, so it's the right buy when you want something cold immediately. For anything you'll drink across an afternoon, the bottle wins.
How do you keep a bottle cold when you're out?
Freeze it most of the way overnight and let it thaw through the day — you get a cold drink for hours instead of twenty minutes. Failing that, wrap the chilled bottle in a cloth, a towel or even newspaper before it goes in your bag.
The insulation makes far more difference than it looks like it should. A bottle left loose in a bag in Dhaka heat is warm within the hour; the same bottle wrapped stays drinkable through most of an afternoon.
If you're freezing it, don't fill past the shoulder or leave it in overnight completely solid — liquid expands as it freezes and a full sealed bottle will deform or split.
How do you stop it going flat once opened?
Squeeze the air out of the bottle before capping it, so the liquid rises toward the neck. Less air in the headspace means less carbonation escaping into it. Cap it tightly straight away, keep it cold, and stand it upright.
Temperature matters more than time. Carbon dioxide stays dissolved in cold liquid and escapes from warm, which is why a bottle left on a warm desk goes flat within hours while one in the fridge is still sharp the next day.
Frequently Asked Questions
The bottle, in most situations. BDT 40 gets you 500ml here or 250ml in a can, so you're getting twice as much for the same money, and this one reseals. The can is the better choice in exactly two cases: when you need it cold quickly, since aluminium chills far faster than plastic, and when you're serving several people and want each to have their own. Otherwise the bottle wins on both volume and flexibility.
No — they come to the same thing. BDT 40 for this, or two 250ml bottles at BDT 20 each. Both work out around BDT 80 per litre. Choose on convenience: one bottle to carry and reseal, or two separate portions that each stay fully fizzy until opened.
Freeze it partially overnight and let it thaw through the day — you get a cold drink for hours rather than twenty minutes. Failing that, wrap the chilled bottle in a cloth, a towel or even newspaper; the insulation slows warming far more than it looks like it should. Leaving a bottle loose in a bag in Dhaka heat gets you a warm drink within the hour.
Reasonably, if you cap it tightly each time and keep it cool. Carbon dioxide stays dissolved in cold liquid and escapes from warm, so temperature matters more than time. Squeezing the bottle slightly before capping, so the liquid rises toward the neck, leaves less air for the fizz to escape into.
This listing doesn't show a nutrition panel. For reference, the Clemon 250ml can page lists roughly 26.5 g of sugar and 105 kcal per 250ml — the same drink, so a 500ml bottle is about double that. Read the printed label as the definitive source. Clemon Zero is the no-sugar version.
Probably not. Per litre, the 1L bottle at about BDT 64 and the 2L bundle at roughly BDT 60 both beat this bottle's BDT 80. The 500ml earns its place when you're carrying it or want one bottle finished the same day, not when you're stocking up.
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