Sting Energy facts for kids

Quick facts for kids
Sting

Sting Energy Drink
Type	Carbonated energy drink
Manufacturer	Rockstar Inc. (PepsiCo)
Introduced	2002
Flavor	Berry Blast (original) Berry Blast (with ginseng) Gold Rush (original) Gold Rush (with ginseng) Sting Pro (isotonic drink, chanh muối flavor)
Variants	Plastic/glass bottle 250ml Plastic bottle 500ml Plastic bottle 300ml

Sting Energy, often just called Sting, is a popular fizzy drink. It's a type of energy drink that gives you a boost. This drink is made by a company called Rockstar Inc.. In 2020, a big company named PepsiCo bought Rockstar Inc.

Sting comes in many exciting flavors. Some of the main ones include the classic Gold Rush. There's also a Gold flavor that has ginseng in it. Other flavors are Berry Blast, which tastes like strawberry, and Blue Thunder, which is a blue raspberry flavor.

What's Inside Sting Energy?

Sting Energy drinks are made with several ingredients. They contain carbonated water, which makes them fizzy. There's also sugar to make them sweet.

Other ingredients help with the taste and how long the drink lasts. These include citric acid for a tangy flavor and artificial flavor. You'll also find caffeine in Sting, which is what gives you energy.

Key Ingredients Explained

• Carbonated Water: This is water with gas bubbles, making the drink fizzy.
• Sugar: Gives the drink its sweet taste and provides energy.
• Citric Acid: A natural acid found in fruits like lemons. It adds a tart flavor.
• Caffeine: A natural substance found in coffee and tea. It helps you feel more awake.
• Ginseng Extract: Comes from the ginseng plant. It's often used in energy drinks.
• Vitamins: Sting also contains some B vitamins. These include niacinamide (Vitamin B3), pyridoxine hydrochloride (Vitamin B6), and cyanocobalamin (Vitamin B12). These vitamins help your body use energy.

Energy and Nutrition Facts

It's good to know what's in the food and drinks we consume. Here's a simple look at some of the nutrition facts for Sting Energy. This information helps you understand the energy and nutrients you get from one serving.