Tag: Coffeefruit extract

Many consumers are surprised to learn that Bai water contains caffeine. This naturally occurring stimulant is not just added for energy; it comes from coffeefruit extract and white tea extract, integrated into the beverage for their antioxidant properties.

Most Bai beverages contain 55mg of caffeine per bottle, which is not added synthetically but is derived from natural, plant-based sources like white tea extract and coffeefruit extract. This infusion of natural caffeine is part of Bai’s strategy to deliver 'WonderWater' with added benefits beyond basic hydration, catering to those seeking a healthier alternative to sugary energy drinks.

Bai 5 beverages contain only five calories per 8-ounce serving, largely due to a proprietary sweetener blend that replaces traditional sugar. This unique composition, combined with the signature coffeefruit extract, is what defines the brand's low-calorie, antioxidant-infused drinks.

Did you know that not all Bai drinks contain tea? While some Bai 'Supertea' varieties are explicitly brewed with real tea, the vast majority of their popular fruit-flavored 'Antioxidant Infusions' and 'WonderWaters' derive their natural caffeine and antioxidants from coffeefruit extract and other sources, not traditional tea leaves.

Chronic low-grade inflammation is a contributing factor to many health problems, but can certain beverages offer support? While many seek dietary solutions, some wonder, do Bai drinks help with inflammation given their antioxidant content and low-sugar profile?