MUD Shaker

Mud\wtr

£20

Meet the mud shaker. A 25oz stainless steel shaker equipped to keep your Nourish cool. Your new sidekick for smooth, clump-free shakes. Here’s how it works: Drop the whisk ball (yep, the springy one) into the main bottle. Add your liquid and your Nourish powder. Screw the lid on tight—whisk ball still inside. Shake it like you mean it. The whisk ball moves freely inside, breaking up clumps and blending everything into a smooth, sippable shake. No tricky attachments. No mystery parts. Just a free-rolling whisk ball doing its thing to make every sip as good as the first.

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as MUD\WTR LIMITED, number 14658553. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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