Sarah Frey. Founding Farmer
Tsamma is traced back to eight year old Sarah Frey, who helped her mother sell watermelons and cantaloupes from a neighboring farm to local grocers. At 17, she was growing her own melons, and at 19, she was navigating her way through national contracts.
The young entrepreneur expanded her delivery route from 12 independent grocery stores to more than 150 while attending high school and college, and by the age of 20 she was managing roughly 100 employees.
Performance Hydration
Recognized by athletes for rapid hydration and excellent recovery benefits. Every bottle of Tsamma watermelon juice contains high levels of Potassium, Lycopene and L-Citrulline, making Tsamma the perfect athletic recovery beverage and for those looking to hydrate naturally.
Whether you’re an athlete or still working on that New Year’s Resolution, getting the most out of each workout and achieving fitness goals is much easier when you recover quickly after exercise.
Why Watermelon
As watermelons grow, they draw water from the Earth, sweetening naturally and storing essential vitamins, minerals and phytonutrients. Watermelons contain high levels of the antioxidants lycopene and arginine, the amino acid L-citrulline, potassium and vitamins A, C and B. This powerful, nutrient-rich fruit comes fresh from our family farm. Naturally.
LYCOPENE LEADER Three times that of one tomato
POTASSIUM POWERHOUSE More than one banana
CITRULLINE CHAMPION Abundant source (600mcg)
Tsamma Watermelon Juice
The refreshing taste of farm fresh watermelon fuels your body with natural electrolytes and powerful nutrients that accelerate hydration and recovery.
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WATERMELON 1 1/2 LBS
This bottle of Tsamma is made from over 1-1/2 pounds of cold-pressed watermelon
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L-CITRULLINE - 600 MG
Boost muscle recovery and blood flow for rapid hydration with powerful amino acids
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LYCOPENE 18 MG & VITAMIN C 62 MG
fight free radicals with the protection of antioxidants
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POTASSIUM 468 MG
Beat fatigue and power your day with essential electrolytes
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