Our Tuca flavors Passion, Grapefruit, Himbo didn't convince you (yet). Let's take a closer look at the star ratings for the 500 ml bottles. 192 ratings, on average 2.5 stars for the Passion flavor. 100 ratings, 3.6 stars on average for the Grapefruit flavor. As at the end of December 2022. Himbo in the 1.5-litre bottle doesn't meet your taste either.Your product reviews make an impactIn June 2022, we launched the three Tuca flavours Passion, Grapefruit and Himbo. The first product reviews were not long in coming. The design was well received, but very few customers had words of praise for the new products. Comments such as "inedible", "too chemical" or "just plain nasty" left neither the product managers nor the Migros industrial company Aproz cold. We have therefore revised the recipes for Passion, Grapefruit and Himbo. For example, we are no longer sweetening with stevia. And - will you give the three Tuca flavors another chance? We would be delighted. If you like the revised recipe better, please let us know. Even if you have already rated the products, you can adjust your rating from back then. By the way, this doesn't just apply to Tuca reviews. 😉 We are also looking for 100 people who would like to test Tuca Passion and Tuca Grapefruit with the revised recipe free of charge and then rate them by 14 February. Thank you for your hard work in rating our products. You wrote almost 200,000 product reviews last year. This feedback is extremely valuable to us, as you can see from the example of Tuca. Kind regards Philipp
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Admittedly, the new recipe for passion fruit doesn't taste bad, but Passaia was still much better and the sugar content could simply have been lowered a little. I don't think many customers wanted Jarimba and Passaia to be thrown out. I doubt whether Migros will achieve more sales with the new range. You have a lot of customers who simply pick up their drinks at the Coop, the Fanta Mango comes close to the Orange Mango. I will buy the drinks now and again, but it won't be something I drink regularly.
It was nothing else, 4% passion fruit was nothing.
Well, you have to be fair, the disgusting aftertaste is gone.
Sometimes I wonder why people don't just leave the tried and tested drinks/products as they are? They tasted good? But no, you take the good products out of the range and bring out new drinks with the same flavors. Why do you do that?
I don't understand why Passaia has been kicked out, and the "healthier" justification has always been flimsy. Coke is so present and advertised, but Passaia is supposed to be unhealthier. But yes, to be fair, I tried the new Tuca Passion Fruit. I would have given the old recipe minus stars, but the new one might just make it into the plus range. I still miss Passaia and can't do anything with Tuca. Unfortunately.
The entire range of beverages is currently being changed in my (unfortunately less and less frequently visited) favorite Migros store. Clever tactic: thanks to the search on the shelves, a few of the fashionable waters found their way into the shopping basket out of sheer amazement. As 7up probably disappeared with the license to Feldschlösschen and for months now there have only been gaps in supply at the traditional locations, my curiosity was all the greater when I found Tuca Citro Zero today. It tastes quite good fresh from the fridge, even if it doesn't come close to the good old 7up without sugar. At least it's a real 0 kcal drink, which is commendable. Thanks for that, but two points: is it really sensible and necessary to enclose the entire surface of the PET bottle in another plastic sleeve? And: at least one Tuca article on Migipedia contains reviews from 2011 to 2014 that refer to "it tastes good hot" and "mint flavour". Where? I won't tell you 😋 Your search function has such an excellent reputation that it's sure to come up straight away 😉...
The entire range of beverages is currently being changed in my (unfortunately less and less frequently visited) favorite Migros store. Clever tactic: thanks to the search on the shelves, a few of the fashionable waters found their way into the shopping basket out of sheer amazement. As 7up probably disappeared with the license to Feldschlösschen and for months now there have only been gaps in supply at the traditional locations, my curiosity was all the greater when I found Tuca Citro Zero today. It tastes quite good fresh from the fridge, even if it doesn't come close to the good old 7up without sugar. At least it's a real 0 kcal drink, which is commendable. Thanks for that, but two points: is it really sensible and necessary to enclose the entire surface of the PET bottle in another plastic sleeve? And: at least one Tuca article on Migipedia contains reviews from 2011 to 2014 that refer to "it tastes good hot" and "mint flavour". Where? I won't tell you 😋 Your search function has such an excellent reputation that it's sure to come up straight away 😉...
I think the Tuca Zero is a real success. Even warm! And I used to only get 7up up free in large Migros, tuca zero even in a smaller Migros
The entire range of beverages is currently being changed in my (unfortunately less and less frequently visited) favorite Migros store. Clever tactic: thanks to the search on the shelves, a few of the fashionable waters found their way into the shopping basket out of sheer amazement. As 7up probably disappeared with the license to Feldschlösschen and for months now there have only been gaps in supply at the traditional locations, my curiosity was all the greater when I found Tuca Citro Zero today. It tastes quite good fresh from the fridge, even if it doesn't come close to the good old 7up without sugar. At least it's a real 0 kcal drink, which is commendable. Thanks for that, but two points: is it really sensible and necessary to enclose the entire surface of the PET bottle in another plastic sleeve? And: at least one Tuca article on Migipedia contains reviews from 2011 to 2014 that refer to "it tastes good hot" and "mint flavour". Where? I won't tell you 😋 Your search function has such an excellent reputation that it's sure to come up straight away 😉...
Hello rbde565, thank you very much for your feedback on the Tuca Citro Zero. We're delighted that you enjoyed it! The weight of the Tuca PET bottle has been reduced to a minimum to save plastic and is also from a 100% recycled source. We have good news regarding the sleeve, we are already working on an improvement. Can you tell us which item you saw this comment on in the reviews? Best regards, Chloe
Hello rbde565, thank you very much for your feedback on the Tuca Citro Zero. We're delighted that you enjoyed it! The weight of the Tuca PET bottle has been reduced to a minimum to save plastic and is also from a 100% recycled source. We have good news regarding the sleeve, we are already working on an improvement. Can you tell us which item you saw this comment on in the reviews? Best regards, Chloe
The strange, ancient reviews that don't match the product have now disappeared. There are only a few 9-year-old star ratings without comments that must have got lost: https://migipedia.migros.ch/en/120934700000
