Renaissance of powdered soft drinks

The 90s were a vibrant era full of energy and transformation. The music, with its mix of genres such as grunge, pop, rap and dance, marked an era of unforgettable sounds that are still with us today. The lifestyle of the 90's was filled with an incredible spirit of freedom and rebellion, where youth lived with intensity, setting trends that continue to influence us today. Undoubtedly, the 90s were a decade full of drive, attitude and style.
Melanie Bukstein
Marketing Director
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People experimented with hairstyles, wore badges with neon-colored emoticons, and philosophers talked about the 'end of history'. The future didn't seem scary, it was a time of high hopes and expectations.

If you were young in the 1990s, you probably remember the outstanding innovations of that era: the first cell phones, portable CD players, personal computers and, of course, the symbol of the space future: powdered drinks.
What is new is the well forgotten old
Powdered soft drinks were very popular in the 1990s because of their convenience and low cost. They came in small packages, easy to transport and store, and were prepared quickly by mixing the powder with water. Their taste was fairly simple and they were generally available in a few flavors. However, their popularity declined as bottled soft drinks gained ground, offering more choice and convenience.

Now, powdered soft drinks have regained popularity thanks to innovation in flavors, formulas and additional benefits. Today, many brands are introducing more sophisticated blends with natural ingredients.

Dantonic® stands out, with its sugar-free options and health benefits, such as formulas for vegans, diabetics or celiacs.
So, if you were young in the '90s, you'll probably feel like traveling in an instant time machine. Turn up the volume on Nirvana, put on your Dr. Martens, mess up your hair and make yourself a couple of favorite cocktails with our recipes.

You'll thank us later!

The article used illustrations by Rodrigo Pinheiro.

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