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About Flavor Aid

Flavor Aid is a brand of powdered drink mixes, sold on Amazon, known for the Singles To Go Aguas Frescas Variety Pack.

Flavor Aid's record sits in the federal trademark register and on its own boxes. The trademark belongs to The Jel Sert Company, an Illinois corporation in West Chicago, which also makes the mix.

Flavor-Aid.com is an independent shop guide to Flavor Aid drink mixes and is not run by the brand.

Trademark owner
The Jel Sert Company (Jel Sert Co., The)
Country
United States (West Chicago, Illinois)
US trademark
FLAVOR AID, Reg. No. 2,168,429, registered June 23, 1998
In commerce since
May 2, 1932
First registered as
FLA-VOR-ADE, Reg. No. 300,762, February 7, 1933
Registered for
Prepared powders and mixes used in the preparation of soft drinks
Where it is sold
On Amazon

From Fla-Vor-Ade to Flavor Aid

The register holds three generations of the name. Fla-Vor-Ade was registered in 1933 for a maltless powder for making soft drinks, with first use on May 2, 1932. Fla-Vor-Aid followed in 1949.

The registration in force today, Flavor Aid, dates from June 23, 1998. It covers prepared powders and mixes used in the preparation of soft drinks.

By the end of the decade, we introduced our take on the trend with the Flavor-Aid line of drink mixes.

MALTLESS POWDER FOR MAKING NON-ALCOHOLIC SOFT DRINKS

Who runs Flavor-Aid.com

Flavor-Aid.com is an independent shop guide. It is not run by The Jel Sert Company, which owns the Flavor Aid trademark and does not endorse the guide.

We read the boxes, keep the prices current and link each box to our retail partner, who takes the order. We earn a commission on those orders, and the price you pay does not change.

Flavor Aid: the name

Is it Flavor Aid, Flavor-Aid or FlavorAid?

The trademark register spells it Flavor Aid, 2 words, in registration 2,168,429. The box sets the name as one word, and Jel Sert's own history writes Flavor-Aid.

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