Sunny Delight [TV Advertisement]

Sunny Delight has so much colouring in it, it’ll turn your kids orange: Fact. Sunny Delight is just 5% fruit juice: Fact. Sunny Delight is three times as expensive as other drinks with similar ingredients: Fact. If you’ve seen these ads on TV and not found them particularly annoying, I suggest you watch them again with all this in mind. If you do, they might make you as angry as I get when I watch them. But before I explain why, let me explain the title of this review. Having followed with interest other people’s challenges, and even attempted some, I feel it is time to issue my own. I have ... more

Sunny Delight is an orange fruit drink distributed by Procter & Gamble of the UK. It comes in various shades of orange . There is light Sunny Delight , Califoria Sunny Delight , Florida and original , and that is not to mention Carribean. They are all variants of essentially the same orange drink product. The drink normally retails in he big supermarkets at £1.25 for a 1.5litre size plastic carton . There are smaller 500ml sizes available but I think these are a rip off at 79p. There is a tiny 250ml size too often sold in multi packs of six. The 1.5 litre size is fairly priced and can often be ... more

Proctor and Gamble the makers of Sunny Delight advertise it as a healthy alternative to the usual soft drinks which children buy. They claim it has added vitamins and is therefore good for children and depict advertisements showing kids turning down coke etc. in favour of their product. However this is all a complete sham! Sunny Delight is little more than water with a ridiculously high sugar content which is packed with colourings and flavourings and very little fruit juice at all. It amazes me that they are allowed to advertise their product in this way when it is far less healthy than many ... more

Sunny Delight. The name is pathetic. The advertising, however, is worse. All of the ads are the same, a bunch of kids go to the fridge for a drink, they look at the cola, milk, purple stuff and then choose Sunny Delight. They all sit around drinking it's sickly sweet, tooth rotting formula, and then the mother brings them some more. One of the kids then says "She's cool, your mum." This is an attempt to make mothers buy the drink so that their kids friends think they're cool. Most parents are too smart for this, however, so by showing the kids as being popular, kids will think it's cool to ... more

The advert for this product, impressive as it may be, makes out this product to be healthy and good for your body. However it isn't. It is absolutely full of sugar which rots people's teeth and also rumours have been heard about it actually turning people yellow. The advert however does not tell you these downsides to the drink. The various adverts for Sunny D make this drink out to be cool for kids and teenagers. Some show teenagers roller blading and stopping to drink Sunny D, whilst others show teenagers hanging about in the summer and drinking it. I think that the promoters have used a ... more