I’ve been served water like this on Turkish Airlines, and this also seems like some Turkey brand too? Yeah if I zoom in the language is definitely Turkish and there’s their tourist symbol at the bottom
Yeah it’s very funny, feels like a single-use cup. Wonder if these are easy to recycle, too
Walter_Stonkite on
Prison yogurt.
tiga_94 on
looks like the kind of water container they would allow on a plane
TywinDeVillena on
Very typical in places like Turkey, Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and others in the Middle East
Davilanewatchbands on
This kind of packaging reminds me of yogurt.
Wentil on
lukashko on
Maybe it’s actually not as bad as it looks, but it seems very wasteful to me – all that plastic for what? Half of a cup of water?
korisnik_2000 on
do you drink this water with a spoon
Jamesyroo on
They used to serve these on flights. They’re easier to store than bottles because of the shape
LazyHat2210 on
Yeah these are super common on a bunch of airlines now. They always feel like a weird hybrid between a yogurt cup and a Capri Sun.
I also always wonder if they actually get recycled or if they just yeet the whole trash bag into one bin at the airport đź’€
depressedboy407 on
Its pretty common here in the middle east
TheBassDrops on
Got these in Asia a lot
july311 on
I had water served like this on a KLM flight 5 years ago
DamnQuickMathz on
Seems like something Nestle would do
cnsrshp_is_teerany on
Airlines…it’s really common
GeshtiannaSG on
It tastes as plastic as it looks.
MmeFelixFelicis on
Yes, it’s a Turkish brand you showed, and serving water like this is very common in Turkey.
Think about it, when water is offered on an intercity bus or plane, they either have to give you a half-liter bottle, which is too much water to drink during the journey, or they give you a glass of water in a cardboard cup, which I don’t think is very hygienic. This is the most effective method.
They even distribute this at charity events or funerals sometimes.
Normally, when we’re thirsty, we take a half-liter bottle of water; we don’t buy water like this from the market in daily life.
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This is how our juice and iceys were packaged in elementary school. Pretty cool tbh
Nothing special over here.
[https://static.wiadomoscihandlowe.pl/images/2024/08/06/o_546874_1024.webp?2024-08-06-10-09-10](https://static.wiadomoscihandlowe.pl/images/2024/08/06/o_546874_1024.webp?2024-08-06-10-09-10)
I’ve been served water like this on Turkish Airlines, and this also seems like some Turkey brand too? Yeah if I zoom in the language is definitely Turkish and there’s their tourist symbol at the bottom
Yeah it’s very funny, feels like a single-use cup. Wonder if these are easy to recycle, too
Prison yogurt.
looks like the kind of water container they would allow on a plane
Very typical in places like Turkey, Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and others in the Middle East
This kind of packaging reminds me of yogurt.
Maybe it’s actually not as bad as it looks, but it seems very wasteful to me – all that plastic for what? Half of a cup of water?
do you drink this water with a spoon
They used to serve these on flights. They’re easier to store than bottles because of the shape
Yeah these are super common on a bunch of airlines now. They always feel like a weird hybrid between a yogurt cup and a Capri Sun.
I also always wonder if they actually get recycled or if they just yeet the whole trash bag into one bin at the airport đź’€
Its pretty common here in the middle east
Got these in Asia a lot
I had water served like this on a KLM flight 5 years ago
Seems like something Nestle would do
Airlines…it’s really common
It tastes as plastic as it looks.
Yes, it’s a Turkish brand you showed, and serving water like this is very common in Turkey.
Think about it, when water is offered on an intercity bus or plane, they either have to give you a half-liter bottle, which is too much water to drink during the journey, or they give you a glass of water in a cardboard cup, which I don’t think is very hygienic. This is the most effective method.
They even distribute this at charity events or funerals sometimes.
Normally, when we’re thirsty, we take a half-liter bottle of water; we don’t buy water like this from the market in daily life.
I found this on the floor once.. https://www.reddit.com/r/whatisit/s/BKqLhseLHd
Wait till you see the air.
Cheap yogurt containers on sale in bulk…
Wait until you see water sold in a plastic pouch
https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/comments/10884zt/throughout_west_africa_drinking_water_is_sold_in/