A 'forbidden liquid jelly drink' that helps curb snacking on sale in Japan has gone viral on social media, with users claiming it's a natural Ozempic. Called In Tansan the sparkling canned ...

A new, sparkling Japanese "jelly drink" has been making waves on social media after being hailed as a "drug-free alternative to Ozempic." The beverage, called In Tansan, was released by Japanese ...

'Japanese have made a canned drink to help "curb hunger" - a liquid that turns into jelly format once it lands in your stomach giving you a "full sensation",' she wrote. 'It lasts for 2-3 hours ...

These new jelly drinks were released by the company to coincide with Amazon Japan’s Cyber Monday sale that happened on December 6 to December 9, 2019, and they come in two forms. One is targeted at ...

A new Japanese drink promises to satiate hunger for two to three hours by turning into jelly once it reaches the stomach. In Tansan, marketed as a “hunger management” drink, is sold in the ...

Tansan is the Japanese word for “carbonated” because this is sold as a canned carbonated beverage, even though the “In” brand is famous for its line of fortified jelly packets. This drink is specially ...

The jelly-fied espresso makes its debut in a unique drink being offered this summer for a limited time at Japanese Starbucks locations: the four-layer Frappuccino.

Imagine a drink that pours out like a soft jelly, is mostly clear, sweet and usually has a low alcohol content around 1.5 percent, although certain brands go higher.

On the Japanese online store Sugio Mart - which ships internationally - one can of the grapefruit drink in grapefruit flavour costs $5.99 (£4.64) and does not include shipping.

A new Japanese drink, designed to curb hunger, has gained popularity on social media. Available in two flavors, it forms a heavier jelly in the stomach, reducing hunger for 2-3 hours.