Mango & Banana

Psst. Don’t tell anyone but this is everyone’s secret fave. It’s serious nectar of the god’s territory – like totally thick.

  • No preservatives.
  • No artificial colours or flavours.
  • Rich source of Vitamin C

Get it in 375 ml and 1.25 litre

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Nutritional Information

Servings per pack: 1 Serving size: 375mL
Average
Quantity
Per
Serve
%DI* Per
Serve
Per
100mL
Energy926 kJ11%247 kJ
Protein1.5 g3%0.4 g
Fat Total0 g0%0 g
Fat - Saturated0 g0%0 g
Carbohydrate - Total51.8 g17%13.8 g
Carbohydrate - sugars48.4 g54%12.9 g
Dietry Fibre1.1 g0.3 g
Sodium11 mg0.5%3 mg
Vitamin C75 mg20 mg
Potassium198.8 mg53 mg

*Percentage daily intakes are based on an average adult diet of 8700kj. Your daily intakes may be higher or lower depending on your energy needs.

Available Sizes: 375mL & 1.25L

What's in it for you?

Servings per pack

One 375ml bottle of Spring Valley Mango & Banana Nectar equals one serve. No ifs or buts.

Serving size

Based on the amount of Spring Valley Mango & Banana Nectar an average (or even quite brilliant) person drinks in a single sitting*. Our experts say see the servings bit above. * Works the same if standing.

Energy

Also known as kilojoules (kJ). It’s the amount of energy in a Spring Valley Mango & Banana Nectar. A good thing to know because to keep a healthy weight, you have to balance the amount of energy you put in (eating and drinking) with the amount you burn being active. Here’s a suggested activity – run to compare similar products to see which has less kJs.

Protein

Really important to build and maintain muscle and tissue, as well as regulate important bodily processes and chemical reactions. Best sources are fish and red meat – lousy as Nectar.

Fat (Total/Saturated)

Fat is fuel for the body. It’s also v. high in kilojoules. Dietary Guidelines of Australia recommend limiting your total fat intake, especially saturated fat. Our Nectars might be wet, but they don’t contain saturated fat.

Carbohydrate

Unless you live in Hollywood, carbs are the body’s main source of energy. There are two types – simple (i.e. sugars) and complex (i.e. starches and fibre). Carbs in Spring Valley Mango & Banana Nectar total 41.3g and come mainly from natural fruit sugars. But that figures, right?

Sugars

Naturally occurring sugars (i.e. simple carbs – see above) and some added sugar (i.e.cane sugar) are found in most beverages. Dietary Guidelines of Australia recommend keeping sugars and foods with sugar to a sensible level.

Sodium

Most adult Australians are suckers for salt, consuming more than the recommended 2300mg (or pinch) of sodium a day. Fortunately we’re not a nation of salty Nectar drinkers so our levels are low.

Vitamin C

A great antioxidant (got to have it for growth and repair) Vitamin C also helps you absorb iron from food. One 375ml bottle of Spring Valley Mango & Banana Nectar contains at least 100% of your recommended dietary intake of Vitamin C.