To start the year, the now retired world champion heavyweight boxer Tyson Fury released his own energy drink with Furocity, featuring B vitamins, taurine, 157mg of caffeine, a hefty 22g of sugar, and a total of 88 calories. Tyson Fury and Furocity recently followed that beverage with an intriguing functional ice pop, infused with a variety of vitamins and once again, caffeine for energy.
Furocity has now launched something we hoped it would come out with when we first found its energy drink, with a cleaner and significantly lower calorie sugar-free version. Starting this week, fans of Tyson Fury’s beverage can head to the major UK supermarket chain Iceland and get the Furocity energy drink in the regular product’s Black & Blue Raspberry and Original flavors, without any sugar or calories.
Furocity relies on the artificial sweetener sucralose in its no-sugar and zero-calorie energy drinks, and as far as we know, they both feature that same 157mg of caffeine for an anytime increase in energy. If the idea of sugar and calorie-free isn’t attractive enough for energy drink consumers, the alternative product is also cheaper than the standard one, with Iceland selling it at £1.39 a can versus £1.50.
