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Hi-C

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Hi-C drink in a glass

Hi-C is a fruit drink brand that was created by the Minute Maid division of The Coca-Cola Company. It was introduced in 1946 and has since become a popular beverage choice for children and adults alike. The drink is known for its vibrant colors and sweet flavors, often marketed as a refreshing and fun drink option.

History

Hi-C was developed by Niles Foster, who was looking to create a new fruit drink that would be both delicious and nutritious. The original flavor, "Orange Lavaburst," was an orange-flavored drink that quickly gained popularity. Over the years, Hi-C expanded its flavor offerings to include a variety of fruit combinations, appealing to a wide audience.

Flavors

Hi-C offers a range of flavors, each designed to provide a unique taste experience. Some of the most popular flavors include:

Orange Lavaburst
Fruit Punch
Strawberry Kiwi
Flashin' Fruit Punch

These flavors are often available in both juice box and can formats, making them convenient for on-the-go consumption.

Marketing and Popularity

Hi-C has been marketed primarily towards children, with colorful packaging and fun advertising campaigns. The brand has also been featured in various media, including television shows and movies, which has helped maintain its popularity over the decades.

Nutritional Information

Hi-C drinks are typically fortified with vitamin C, making them a source of this essential nutrient. However, they also contain added sugars, which should be consumed in moderation as part of a balanced diet.

Related Pages

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-'''Hi-C''' is a [[fruit juice]]-based [[soft drink]] brand owned by [[The Coca-Cola Company]]. It was created in 1946 by Niles Foster, a former bakery and bottling plant owner. Originally marketed as a source of [[vitamin C]], Hi-C fruit drinks are known for their sweet taste and wide variety of flavors. The brand's name, "Hi-C," refers to its high vitamin C content, which was a significant selling point at its inception.
+== Hi-C ==
-==History==
+[[File:Hi-C_-_Niles_Foster_-_George_Roberts_-jpg.JPG|thumb|right|Hi-C drink in a glass]]
-The history of Hi-C dates back to the post-World War II era, when Niles Foster developed the original formula. The first flavor introduced was orange, and it quickly became popular among American consumers. In 1958, The Coca-Cola Company acquired Hi-C, expanding its distribution and flavor offerings. Over the decades, Hi-C has introduced a variety of flavors, including Ecto Cooler, a tie-in with the ''[[Ghostbusters]]'' franchise, which became a cult favorite.
-==Products==
+'''Hi-C''' is a fruit drink brand that was created by the [[Minute Maid]] division of [[The Coca-Cola Company]]. It was introduced in 1946 and has since become a popular beverage choice for children and adults alike. The drink is known for its vibrant colors and sweet flavors, often marketed as a refreshing and fun drink option.
-Hi-C offers a range of products, primarily focusing on fruit-flavored beverages. These include the Hi-C Fruit Drink boxes, often found in school lunches, and Hi-C Blast, which offers more intense flavors. The brand has also ventured into fountain drinks with Hi-C Flashin’ Fruit Punch, available at many fast-food restaurants.
-==Marketing and Popularity==
+== History ==
-Hi-C has maintained its popularity through strategic marketing campaigns and partnerships. The brand has often targeted children and families, emphasizing the fun and fruity aspect of its drinks. Limited edition flavors, like the aforementioned Ecto Cooler, have also helped to keep the brand in the public eye.
-==Controversies==
+Hi-C was developed by Niles Foster, who was looking to create a new fruit drink that would be both delicious and nutritious. The original flavor, "Orange Lavaburst," was an orange-flavored drink that quickly gained popularity. Over the years, Hi-C expanded its flavor offerings to include a variety of fruit combinations, appealing to a wide audience.
-Despite its popularity, Hi-C has faced criticism over the years, primarily concerning its sugar content and the use of artificial flavors and colors. These concerns reflect a broader debate about the health implications of sugary drinks and processed foods.
-==See Also==
+== Flavors ==
-* [[Soft drink]]
+Hi-C offers a range of flavors, each designed to provide a unique taste experience. Some of the most popular flavors include:
+* Orange Lavaburst
+* Fruit Punch
+* Strawberry Kiwi
+* Flashin' Fruit Punch
+These flavors are often available in both juice box and can formats, making them convenient for on-the-go consumption.
+== Marketing and Popularity ==
+Hi-C has been marketed primarily towards children, with colorful packaging and fun advertising campaigns. The brand has also been featured in various media, including television shows and movies, which has helped maintain its popularity over the decades.
+== Nutritional Information ==
+Hi-C drinks are typically fortified with [[vitamin C]], making them a source of this essential nutrient. However, they also contain added sugars, which should be consumed in moderation as part of a balanced diet.
+== Related Pages ==
+* [[Minute Maid]]
 * [[The Coca-Cola Company]]
-* [[Vitamin C]]
+* [[Fruit drink]]
-* [[Fruit juice]]
+{{Beverages}}
 [[Category:Soft drinks]]
-[[Category:Coca-Cola brands]]
+[[Category:The Coca-Cola Company brands]]
-{{food-stub}}