Hot herbal tea is my go to beverage. Otherwise 100% juice with just enough sprite/7up/etc to add some fizz.
Poll: When you're thirsty, do you prefer normal water or some kind of soft drink or juice?
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Depends for me. Definitely don't enjoy bottled water, so it's always tap. But I tend not to drink water when I'm generally thirsty as I prefer the taste of other drinks.
Saying that, if I'm at the gym or have been cycling, any kind of exercise, I'll go straight for water.
Saying that, if I'm at the gym or have been cycling, any kind of exercise, I'll go straight for water.
Water mainly, tea otherwise.
For non thirst quenching refreshment of other varieties, like the getting my buzz on refreshment, beer, followed by water so I don't overly dehydrate myself.
For non thirst quenching refreshment of other varieties, like the getting my buzz on refreshment, beer, followed by water so I don't overly dehydrate myself.
Water when I'm thirsty, soda or milk or juice when I'm not. Sweet tea, if it's an option, is a favorite too.
I drink alkaline water from a water "ionizer" filter machine, because my work has one and it looks fancy. I also like the water's taste more than most tap and bottled. There's some people who claim ionized water is excellent for you and alleviates many stresses and illnesses of the body. I personally haven't noticed any difference whatsoever in the year I've been drinking it, but I like the taste, so whatever.
Also I drink water from the tap (the tap water here tastes better than any bottled water I've tried), Propel Zero and Powerade Zero (whatever the zero calorie and sugarless versions are called).
This month marks my 1-year anniversary from dropping all soda, yay! I primarily drank diet soda, so a significant lose of weight hasn't accompanied this, sadly.
Also I drink water from the tap (the tap water here tastes better than any bottled water I've tried), Propel Zero and Powerade Zero (whatever the zero calorie and sugarless versions are called).
This month marks my 1-year anniversary from dropping all soda, yay! I primarily drank diet soda, so a significant lose of weight hasn't accompanied this, sadly.
It's really just one of those regional words that all mean the same thing.6th And Silver said:
Soda, pop, cola, coke, etc. Depending on where you are, cola can either mean the specific type (Coca-Cola) or just soda in general.
Cola generally refers to dark sodas or pops such as Coke, Pepsi, Dr. Pepper, etc. Soda, pop, and soda-pop are interchangeable and their usage depends on regionCompatriot Block said:
Water and tea. I drink soda occasionally whenever I'm hanging out with friends on Friday nights sometimes, or juice if I feel like I'm coming down with a cold or some other illness.
