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title: "KOH Coconut Water, 8.45 Ounce (Pack of 24)"
brand: "koh coconut"
price: "€ 55.39"
currency: EUR
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reviews_count: 8
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# Natural Electrolytes Pack of 24 Tetra Paks 100% Pure Coconut Water KOH Coconut Water, 8.45 Ounce (Pack of 24)

**Brand:** koh coconut
**Price:** € 55.39
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🥥 Sip the Tropics: Pure Coconut Bliss Awaits!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** KOH Coconut Water, 8.45 Ounce (Pack of 24) by koh coconut
- **How much does it cost?** € 55.39 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ie](https://www.desertcart.ie/products/15072576-koh-coconut-water-8-45-ounce-pack-of-24)

## Best For

- koh coconut enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted koh coconut brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **No Additives:** Savor the natural sweetness with no added sugars, flavors, or preservatives.
- • **Pure Hydration:** Experience the refreshing taste of 100% pure coconut water, straight from Thai coconuts.
- • **Electrolyte Boost:** Replenish your body with natural electrolytes and potassium, perfect for post-workout recovery.
- • **Convenient Packaging:** Enjoy on-the-go hydration with 24 easy-to-carry Tetra Paks, complete with straws.
- • **Award-Winning Quality:** Join the ranks of coconut water enthusiasts with a World Juice Awards finalist product.

## Overview

KOH Coconut Water is a premium, 100% pure coconut water sourced from freshly cut Thai coconuts. This award-winning beverage is free from added sugars, flavors, and preservatives, making it a natural choice for hydration. Each case contains 24 convenient 250ml Tetra Paks, perfect for any lifestyle.

## Description

KOH in Thai means "Island", and the world's finest coconuts come the sweet and aromatic coconuts of Thailand's Amphawa river region. Our local famers harvest KOH coconuts using sustainable methods. KOH Coconut, made only from the fresh juice of coconuts, is delicious, refreshing, healthy and 100% all natural.... KOH Coconut supports sustainable and ecologically friendly farming practices and will contribute to forest preservation as well as elephants preservation.

## Features

- World Juice Awards Finalist, KOH Coconut water is 100% pure coconut water, NOT from concentrate. Made from freshly cut Thai coconuts.
- 100% Natural. No added sugar, flavors, or colors because KOH is made using naturally sweet and aromatic young Thai coconuts.
- KOH is "Right from of the Coconut" for a fresh taste with no preservatives. A natural sport drink and real isotonic, replenishing your body with electrolytes, potassium and necessary fluids.
- Flash pasteurized not sterilized. Aseptically packed to best preserve the natural taste and nutritive values while being safe and shelf stable.
- Case of 24 250 ml (8.45 fl. oz.) Tetra Paks with straws. This 250ml Tetra Pack with Straw is Perfect for Placing in Lunch Bags for Work or School.

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐ 1.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Taste that says "This goes to Eleven". Is that Bad?
  

*by P***D on Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2015*

Really? There are SO MANY different coconut waters out there that it does pay to read reviews. But what's 5 stars to you may not be 5 for me.So having tried about 10+ coconut water brands from Co**co, as well as Amazon, having read the few reviews of this MARKEDLY more costly product, yes PRODUCT (because this is in fact a PROCESSED food) I thought perhaps maybe it was truly "better" in some unknown way, than the others and I ordered it.After drinking several cartons for 3 days, I started having GI issues which are pretty bad. What oh what is new that could bring those old, prior-to-paleo symptoms roaring back? What's new? Is there something different? No...Oh wait, there is.And so here it is, and read carefully as this is kind of complicated. This "100% Coconut Water" that costs around $10 MORE than its competitors in this crowded niche market, lists THREE ingredients. They are: "100% Coconut Water, coconut flavor, Vitamin C".Here we go.  Question: if your coconut trees are so wonderful why would you NEED to add 'coconut flavor' to what is, in its natural state already nothing but coconut?Answer: Easy-- we Americans have become accustomed to hyper-flavored processed foods now.  Look at the Chip aisle at the store. And because our produce is grown in such poor soil and picked long before it will hit the produce dept. that the consumer correctly perceives that fresh food, from produce to meat, in its truly "unadorned" state to be tasteless. Beef that isn't beefy, a chicken breast as big as a football tastes only vaguely avian, precut vegetables sprayed with citric or ascorbic acid to deter rapid browning, etc etc. We all know the food we eat bears little resemblance to the foods our grandparents grew and thrived on. So in goes the ADDITIONAL who-knows-what's-in-it 'flavor' to compensate.Reading coconut water reviews, you'll see the adjectives yelling out "Bland! Inconsistent! Sour!""This doesn't even taste like coconut!"You'll see other reviews mention how they're going to go ahead and pay extra for a superior product and this is that product. Why?Why does this ACTUALLY, TRULY adulterated coconut water command a higher price? It's  because it is BETTER TASTING, more 'coconutty' than ACTUAL UNadulterated coconut water. But we Americans we want everything PURE. Unless of course, it doesn't taste very good. That's when we want it to taste better. But only if it's natural, we don't want anything unnatural, okay? And no preservatives. Preservatives are BAD. But coconut water tastes kind of gross. How can that be? We love coconut candy bars...KOH Coconut 100% Coconut Water tries to reconcile these contradictory consumer demands.So, the ingredients listed in very very small  print, say--"100% Coconut Water, Coconut Flavor, Vitamin C."Some people would say, "So what's wrong with that?"There's an inherent logic failure here. "KOH Coconut 100% Coconut Water" is saying here that the coconut water they use to MANUFACTURE the final product is all coconut water insofar as it is 100% coconut as an INGREDIENT-- Are you confused yet by this? No? Then think harder until you see the contradiction here, because in mathematically speaking you cannot have something be more than 100% of anything. It is a mathematical version of "some people are more equal than others" a la George Orwell's Animal Farm.If taste is your sole concern then yes, it does taste good. It is more consistently "coconutty" than the others I've tried, but in the final analysis, I'd say this is a big MISS. Coconut Water right out of the fresh coconut is very often a bit sour, or off tasting. It is not sweet and it isn't very "coconutty" in flavor, and if that's a problem for you, then added coconut flavor that bumps the "coconut" to MORE than 100% will be a good selling point.But if you feel duped by the very subtle deception here, as I did, you're gonna be unhappy with this pricey purchase.In the past 50 years, we have systematically trained our palates to desire, even expect, to be wowed by flavors in a funyuns kind of way. We WANT that explosive taste experience and sure, we'll drop an extra ten bucks to get it. We reason that the added cost must be due to it being a "superior taste experience" (in copywriter parlance).The marketplace is very complicated place now.  The KOH Coconut 100% Coconut Water website repeatedly claims that the product is free of additional flavors, preservatives or added sugar. There is no sweetening ingredient listed. But given the sly use of language, I wouldn't take that claim to the bank. And to say it has no preservative is disingenuous because the Vitamin C is almost certainly corn-derived and of course ACTS as a preservative, and "coconut flavor" is made from who knows what, the labeling laws for the US are so screwy that it could be literally anything, so it renders the ingredients list useless. And if John Q. Public runs to the loo for 2 days and with each flush is saying, "I paid an additional ten bucks for THIS?" and then can never hope to identify the offending substance, well, you start seeing food demons everywhere because you have NO IDEA what's going into your body with ANY certainty, let alone 100 PLUS %, right? "Gee, I hope that CSA out in the exurb has some shares left",  is what you'll say, while you're looking online for how to make fresh, homemade coconut water at home, because ya can't trust nobody these days.Yeah, bummer.It seems that a person trying to conserve their health these days really can NEVER eat anything they haven't grown, picked and prepared for themselves. Every single thing has to be scrutinized. Every product researched, on and on. It just never stops now because we have already literally down the seeds of our own destruction.When I was young (and STUPID) back in the 80s, I thought the people who were trying to sound the alarms about the coming disasters in our food chain were a bunch of long-haired know-nothing anti-science commune-dwelling hippies.But they were right, and I was wrong. But the genie is out of the bottle now. If you disagree, it's because your autoimmune diseases and your cancers haven't been diagnosed yet.I've learned the hard way. Yeah--ANY TIME YOU SEE THE WORD " flavor", that's your clue. Put the carton down and walk away.Yeah, harsh.********UPDATESeveral years have passed now and here's some more info for those readers of reviews who in reality don't want coconut water that tastes like coconut. Here's a tiny factoid--in the Pacific theater of WW2, medics who were trying to replace the fluids of the wounded who were dying of what's now called hypovelic shock--they were bleeding out--could use coconut water to replace the lost blood volume (assuming the wound could be closed). How do I know this? My father was a medic "lucky enough" to learned this from a Filipino nurse before she was killed. Coconut water has almost exactly the identical electrolytes that humans have too.Since I reviewed that KOH product, myself and my two children did 23andme genetic tasting. The fun stuff is that my teenager who once said, "this St. Emilion has too much lavender," predicted accurately that we are what's known as supertasters. The teenager is now a chef at a very, very expensive and Zagat-rated restaurant and has just had a "foodie mag profile" published about him. His sib works in the arts and said that in grade school the smell over-cooked crucifer veggies coming from miles away caused the picky eating. "Apple pie like Ecstacy or LSD." Sensory overload led to visual art. Meanwhile, I'm now have dubious distinction of being ONE person with six published case histories on pubmed. They all start with titles like "A Rare Case of ABC and LMO," never disclosing the QRS and XYZ or any others.Having once been a ghost writer for a famous, now deceased "talent," I considered contacting a friend who works for a good publisher and asked the world famous surgeon to read my draft. Both had similar opinions--in a world where the trend is to get most people on pot, most people would rather be stoned into ignoring actual life and real medicine. My friend said, "reality is dead. Read "Infinite Jest" again and remember, he hung himself."So, enjoy your coconut water. If my review of this was a drag, relax. When something big happens to you, you probably won't even notice.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Tolerable taste
  

*by C***R on Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2015*

While looking for the nutrition label I found two labels:  One for a 100ml serving and another for a 200ml serving.  The box is 250ml.  I can do the math, but why use that info if it's irrelevant?  I've tasted a couple of different CWs before and I can't tell a major difference yet.  Of course, health-wise this one is supposedly less harmful to the body.  I'll take that.  I drank one straight and used another one in my smoothie as a substitute for sugary juice.  Not a bad taste either way.  Package arrived undamaged.

### ⭐⭐⭐ 3.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    I REALLY wanted to like this product
  

*by R***. on Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2015*

I REALLY wanted to like this product. Having heard coconut water is very good for you I bought this pack, but I wasn't able to finish one container. The size, packaging, and included straw were all above average so I gave 3 stars, but the taste was strange. I suppose I'd been expecting a traditional coconut flavor which wasn't present. I took what was left to a friend and she didn't care for it either. Maybe her daughter will do something with them (perhaps in cooking). I suspect the company product is just fine, and it is simply that I don't like coconut water.

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