Sports drink
Staminade is a sports drink as described under standard 2.6.2 in the Australia New Zealand Food Standards code.Powder
A 585-gm tub of Staminade powder made nine litres of Staminade drink when mixed with water. Directions for mixing recommended that one scoop of powder be mixed with 250ml chilled or iced water. Staminade produced 19g powder sachets (one sachet makes up 350ml) and a one kilogram powder tub which made up to 21 litres of sports drink. These two options were only available to wholesale food service customers. Since 2015, Staminade has only been available as a powder in 550g tubs with a changed formulation usingConcentrate
In 2005, Staminade concentrate was available in a 750-ml bottle. From September 2013 to 2015, Staminade concentrate was packaged in a one-litre bottle which made five litres of Staminade drink. Directions for mixing recommended that 50ml of concentrate be mixed with 200ml of water to make 250ml of sports drink. Its primary non-water ingredient was glucose. The concentrate is now discontinued.Staminade flavours
*Lemon lime fusion ''(powder)'' *Wild berry rush ''(powder)'' *Orange blast ''(powder)'' *True Blue ''(discontinued)''Staminade formulation
Staminade is formulated to contain sodium and potassium levels at 16.4 mmol per litre and 4.8 mmol per litre. Staminade powder when made up according to directions claims to have an osmomolality of approximately 275milliOsmol per litre. From 2010, the powder formulation of Staminade was changed to useMagnesium
Staminade was the first ready-to-drink sports drink available in Australia to add magnesium to its formula. Staminade powder contains magnesium lactate and Staminade concentrate contained magnesium sulphate.References
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