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Frutika Red Grape 1litre
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Frutika Red Grape 1litre

A litre of red grape — the family pack for the flavour that isn't mango.

SKU: FRGOP
Price:BDT 100
Status: In Stock !!

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Total priceBDT 100

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If red grape is what your household actually drinks, this is the pack to buy. The mango range has always had a family size; grape now does too. Deeper and rounder than mango, with a tartness at the finish that makes it easier to drink a lot of. And at a litre, you finally have enough to do something with it. Size and price Size: 1 litre Price: BDT 100 Type: Red grape fruit drink Brand: Frutika, a product of Akij Food & Beverage SKU: FRGOP Better value than the small pack The 250ml grape pack is BDT 30, which works out around BDT 120 a litre. This one is BDT 100 a litre — roughly a sixth cheaper per glass. If grape is a regular purchase rather than an occasional one, buy the litre. The jug advantage This is where grape beats mango at volume, and it's worth knowing before guests arrive. Pour the litre into a large jug over plenty of ice. Add thin lime slices, a handful of torn mint, and top with soda water if you want it longer and lighter. The colour does the rest — a deep red-purple jug looks like you made something, and mango simply can't match it. One litre handled that way stretches to eight or nine glasses and takes about two minutes to put together. Make it just before serving rather than an hour ahead. For a straight drink, four full glasses from the litre, or six over ice. Once it's open: Refrigerate it and put it back after every pour. Aim to finish it within two to three days, and pour into a glass rather than drinking from the bottle — that alone is the difference between three days and one. If it ever smells sour or tastes faintly fizzy, pour it away. Unopened, it's shelf-stable: somewhere cool and dry, out of direct sunlight, and check the printed date when it arrives. Ordering: Choose your quantity, set a delivery location and pay at checkout. Message support for case rates on bulk and event orders.

Frequently Asked Questions

One litre at BDT 100. That's four full glasses, or six poured over ice — and eight or nine if you stretch it into a jug with ice and soda water.

Yes. The 250ml is BDT 30, about BDT 120 a litre; this works out at BDT 100 a litre. So you save roughly a sixth per glass. The small packs still make sense for carrying or for a single serving, but for a household the litre is the better buy.

The mango litre lists at BDT 90 and this is BDT 100. Grape is the less common flavour, so it's produced and sold in smaller volumes, and that generally shows up in the price. It isn't a quality difference — mango simply has the scale advantage of being what most of the market buys.

Lighter and less syrupy, with a tartness at the finish that mango doesn't have. Mango is thick and tropical; grape is rounder and easier to drink through a full glass without tiring of it. People who find mango drinks too sweet usually prefer grape.

Four full glasses neat, six over ice, and eight or nine as a jug with ice, lime, mint and a splash of soda water.

A grape cooler is the obvious one, and it's mostly about the colour: a litre into a jug with ice, lime slices and torn mint, topped with soda water. It looks considerably better than the effort involved. It also freezes well into lollies, and the deep colour makes those more appealing to children than a pale drink.

Two to three days refrigerated, with the cap tight. Fruit drink doesn't go flat like a fizzy drink — it spoils, and warmth speeds that up. Pour into a glass rather than drinking from the neck, which introduces bacteria into the whole litre and shortens its life considerably.

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