Paper Boat ~ Drinks And Memories

Summer is here already. Our sun-baked and parched days have just begun. Sinking in thirst and bathing in sweat, it is no more fun like we once had. Remember those days, how much we loved to go out and played under the sun. Only to come back home to gulp down the drinks and munch the snacks our Mom serves. Those were our carefree days. Back then our lifestyle was a lot healthier.

Hector Beverages’ Paper Boat drinks are already becoming a household name, for they promise Drinks and Memories. Paper Boat has some tasty set of flavorful drinks that sure will stir your old memories.

Every season, they introduce new flavor and the recent additions are Panakam and Chilli Guava. I received the package from the company itself. It was neatly packed in a jute bag and the moment I eyed on it, I thought, it is one perfect gift I received this season. Panakam is a combination of Jaggery, Ginger and Lemon. And Chilli Guava, should I say about it? I bet most of us drool over the name itself.

Fruit Juices, Nannari Sarbath, Buttermilk and Panakaram are the regular treat to us at home, during summer. We prepare Panakaram/Panakam at home and serve at family functions, especially on hot days. Paper Boat's Panakam was sweet and more like home made, while Chilli Guava was bit tangy. Imagine, the days when you wait for your school bell to ring and then you rush out to that old lady who sells chilli guava in her basket. This drink tasted exactly like the fresh guava slice sprinkled with chilli powder and salt. Already salivating, isn't it?

Compared to the regular sugar heavy beverages available in the market, Paper Boat drinks are sure a change. Even though the products claim to have no colors, no preservatives, no artificial flavors, there is the addition of natural and natural identical flavors. Apparently, its not 100% natural, but it gets close to the authentic taste and flavor.

I enjoyed the Paper Boat's Panakam while my mom loved Chilli Guava the most.

 

Paper Boat serves drinks with traditional ingredients. Completely Indian. It comes in eco-friendly and hygienic packages with tightly screwing lid so you can carry anywhere and anytime even after you open and had your first sip. Their appealing package you see in the stores, is easy to tempt you to try their drinks. And you will not be disappointed.

Last week, I received this cute package. And to my surprise, my favorite Kadalai Mittai is inside. It is handy to carry one or two packets in bag whenever you travel. Well, that's what I do, so I can nibble if I feel hungry at late nights. Paper Boat's Kadalai Mittai is bit crunchy but lot sweeter. And it is Glutten Free.

They have sent me a pink metal box as well. That too stirs my memory. In one such box I used to store my precious little things during my school days. From my broken school badges to pair-less earring or my cute key chains. well, that box used to hold a lot inside, like Akshayapaatra. :P

A walk down the memory lane.
Waking up to the chirps of the sparrows in my garden..
Chasing behind the dragonflies to keep them inside the matchbox for fun..
Collecting silk worms from the school yard and grows in my geometry box..
Playing in the water after the rains and, the tiny colorful paper boats I let to sail in the puddle..

Those carefree days may have gone but my memories remain.

Ever wondered how memories would taste? Well, that's what Paper Boat offers and mostly they give it right. Buy any flavor you want and taste your memories. They have variety of flavors. Aamras, Kokum, Jamun, Neer Mor, Ginger Lemon Tea and more.

Cost - A 250ml packet is Rs.30/- and a 31g Kadalai Mittai packet is Rs.10/-

We have crossed many years since childhood and now they all might look like it happened once upon a time. But whatever we had back then, are still here waiting for us to see and experience. Look around you. Life is still beautiful.

Paper Boat serves us delicious drinks (and now, sweets too) to relish and happy memories to cherish.

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PS - This is a sponsored post. However, the opinions are mine.