Tag: Monster ultra zero

A standard 16-ounce can of the popular white Monster, formally known as Monster Ultra Zero, contains 150 mg of caffeine. This popular zero-sugar energy drink provides a significant energy boost with a lighter flavor profile compared to its sugary counterparts.

While the National Minimum Drinking Age Act sets 21 as the legal age for alcohol, this does not apply to Ultra Zero, an energy drink. So, do you have to be 21 to buy Ultra Zero? The answer is no, but age restrictions may still apply in some areas due to local regulations or store policies, not federal law.

A standard 16 oz can of Monster Zero Ultra, commonly known as the 'white monster', contains just 10 calories. This remarkably low number, compared to a traditional Monster, often leaves consumers wondering how many calories are actually in a white monster and what ingredients are responsible for its light, sugar-free profile.

While many consumers grab a Monster Ultra Zero assuming it's a completely guilt-free choice, it's important to know the specifics. So, **is White Monster actually sugar free**? Yes, it contains zero grams of sugar, but its sweetness comes from a blend of artificial sweeteners and a sugar alcohol.

According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), a product with less than 5 calories per serving can be legally labeled as "zero calorie". So when a can of Monster Zero Sugar, specifically flavors like Zero Ultra, clearly lists 10 calories, it begs the question: why the discrepancy, and what is contributing to those calories?