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It was introduced in 1987 by the Austrian company Red Bull GmbH.

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Approximately 160 calories, since the regular sized can contains 110 calories.

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Red Bull doesn't have a chemical formula because it's made up of many different compounds.

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Red Bull is blue, yellow and red. It's gray on the outside and in the inside it is yellow.

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Look at the can and see how many fluid ounces there is. Most say 160 fl oz.

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1987

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Generally, high consumption of caffeine is discouraged during pregnancy. A Red Bull has 80 mg of caffeine, about as much as a cup of coffee. A single can every few weeks probably won't do anything, but then again, why not give your baby something better to grow on? Consult your OB-GYN for more advice.

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One has more calories and sugar than the other

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You have to work for red-bull and get the company car.

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No, a quick check on the can will tell you it does not. Not only would this be illegal, it would never have become a popular drink if it did. If anyone is telling you it does, is just spreading a silly rumour.

Red Bull contains a lot of sugar (glugose, sucrose), taurnine, caffeine, water, Glucuronolactone, artificial flavours and artificial colouring. It contains a few other things, but check the label and you'll see them.

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what is the limite age to drick red bull

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No. It must be won or borrowed.

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None, or pretty close to it (less than 1% of your daily value)

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Because about 1 third of the can is caffeine. Not healthy.

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if it did, Their ad would say "red Bull: not so much wings, but heres a pillow!" if it did, Their ad would say "red Bull: not so much wings, but heres a pillow!"

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Red Bull contains Taurine which actually calms you body down and makes your thoughts clear. The energy boost comes from caffeine, sugar, and other ingredients that speed up your metabolism, so you should not drink too much because caffeine can put a lot of stress on your body.

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Red bull is a mixture. The only drink that is not a mixture is water.

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It depends who you rely upon to give you that information. Rabbi Eidlitz of LA, a competent Orthodox rabbi who deals with many kashrus issues lists is as kosher under the auspices of the kashrus organisation known as the KF. However, the Chicago Rabbinical Council lists it as not recommended, which does not mean it is clearly not kosher, but that they haven't verified that it is for sure kosher. Update: As of 7/31/09, the CRC has given Kashrus to the Red Bull Original Enegery Drink ONLY. Red Bull Shots, however, are still not certified kosher. Link below to CRC beverage list: http://www.crcweb.org/beverage_list.php

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No.

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yes

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allot

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Red bull has more caffeine and sugar than most kids should drink. They may get anxious, have behavioral issues, lack of sleep, upset stomachs and other side effects.

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$100000 a year

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No. It is very unlikely that one red bull can harm you.