Aldi introduces new flavors with the launch of Prime Energy Drink on sale.

People lined up outside Aldi stores today as they restocked their shelves with Prime energy drink. This comes after chaos and fights broke out in the aisles a few weeks ago due to a social media craze over the drink. Some bottles were being resold for as much as £100.

The beverage created by popular personalities on YouTube, KSI and Logan Paul, made a comeback at all outlets of the affordable supermarket chain throughout the country earlier today. It can be purchased for a price of £1.99.

Customers have the option to select from six diverse tastes, comprising of the freshly released Limited Edition Orange and Mango, Meta Moon, Tropical Punch, Blue Raspberry, Lemon and Lime, and Ice Pop.

The statement was made following a period of chaos among consumers when the beverages were initially introduced, leading to thefts and nearly uncontrollable disturbances in stores.

The grocery store is getting ready for another surge in sales and has cautioned shoppers that they will only be allowed to purchase a solitary bottle per individual for every flavor.

Customers stood in line at Aldi in Ancoats, Manchester today, waiting to purchase fresh kinds of the trending energy drink Prime.

Lewis Hird, who is 24 years old, was able to obtain multiple bottles of the "hydration" beverage.

Today, the beverage created by popular YouTube influencers KSI and Logan Paul has made its reappearance in Aldi stores across the country. An image shows a customer shopping in the Ancoats location.

What are the actual ingredients in the popular Prime beverage?

Logan Paul and KSI, two popular boxers who are also known influencers, have introduced a new beverage that is being promoted as a healthier substitute for a variety of energy drinks.

Most of the 500ml bottle contains filtered water with a blend of 10% coconut water.

The second option is a beneficial resource of minerals such as potassium, magnesium, calcium and sodium which are crucial elements for maintaining good heart, bone and muscle conditions.

The Prime brand emphasizes that their beverage does not consist of any extra sugars or caffeine, making it not truly classified as an energy drink.

Energy drinks are a topic of debate due to their high sugar content, with some cans containing over 80g of sugar, which could cause bad health effects. Additionally, they may come with an excessive amount of caffeine — up to three times the amount of caffeine found in three cups of coffee. This excessive consumption of energy drinks is especially concerning for young people.

When we compare it with other drinks, prime contains just 2g of sugar per bottle, which is approximately equivalent to 7% of an adult's daily sugar intake. The drink utilizes two artificial sweeteners namely Sucralose and Acesulfame K to add flavor.

These substances belong to the category of artificial sweeteners which are a group of chemical compounds that contain few calories and are used as a substitute for sugar.

Although there has been some worry about the health effects of these components, the authorities that manage health claim that they are secure.

Nevertheless, a few research works have indicated that artificial sweeteners have the potential to boost one's appetite or change the bacteria present in the digestive system, ultimately heightening the likelihood of gaining weight and becoming obese.

In a different post on Twitter, it announced that it will have available six different types of the drink, which include lemon lime and meta moon.

Each bottle will be available for purchase at £1.99 at the supermarket, however, the supermarket has notified that they will only be available for a limited time and will not be restocked once they sell out.

After the news was released, enthusiastic customers responded by saying that they were already getting ready for a frenzied situation in order to get their hands on a bottle.

Someone wrote: "Going to my nearby store to buy some before pre-school will definitely stress me out."

One more client completely rejected the notion and said: 'I cannot handle it'.

A client made a humorous remark about avoiding the frenzy by saying they would "cancel their large grocery shopping" to sidestep the crowded situation.

Since Prime was initially introduced in the United States in the previous year, it is assessed that there are over a hundred million containers that have been purchased around the globe.

The widespread craze for the energy beverage, consisting mostly of purified water and coconut liquid, is believed to have stemmed from the immense social media influence of KSI and Logan Paul.

People went crazy in February when a new taste of the beverage was released. Shoppers were captured on video standing in line for several hours outside grocery stores just to purchase bottles of the drink.

Surprising video footage recently surfaced depicting shoppers at a Sainsbury's location in Liverpool engaged in a scuffle over bottles of orange and mango flavor.

As soon as the entry unlocked, the situation turned chaotic. Impatient customers of all ages, grownups and kids alike, started pushing and climbing over one another in a frenzy to get their hands on the bottles.

The employees were very angry and had just informed everyone that only three bottles per person were allowed. They were heard telling the customers to stop pushing rudely.

Someone else was overheard saying, 'hey folks, it's simply a beverage'.

The product named Prime, which was brought into existence by renowned YouTubers KSI and Logan Paul, is frequently sold out within a few minutes of its arrival at the local grocery stores.

Staff members were trying to stop the fighting while children were caught in the middle of the commotion.

When the beverage made its initial appearance in the United Kingdom in June of last year, a state of chaos ensued.

The popularity of the drinks was so high that there wasn't enough available for everyone who wanted to drink them. This was because many young people wanted to imitate the behavior of their favorite social media influencers.

Last December, Aldi commenced the sale of Prime and put a restriction on customers by allowing them only one bottle per person. This led to a chaotic scenario where people were observed standing in long queues from the break of dawn and were captured leaping over store shelves in a frenzy to purchase it.

The shop called Wakefield Wines, which is located in Wakefield, West Yorkshire, became extremely popular on the internet after allegedly selling bottles for £100 apiece. In addition, a 12-pack was advertised on the auction site eBay for the exorbitant price of £50,000, and this only added to the high level of demand for the wine.

However, the trend became more concerning when a teenager in Kent was apprehended for taking a crate without permission, and there were accounts of minors being pressured into relinquishing their beverages through harassment.

There is a report that a group of teenagers at the park demanded a drink from a ten-year-old boy. When he said no, one of the teenagers hit him in the face.