din365
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What kind were you using? the only one I ever had that problem of not being sweet enough was those stir ones with the stevia in them.
Looking for a good soda replacement - Don't say water
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- 22 de Abr, 2015
MiO that's what they're called. Truth be told, I kind of did the same thing as a kid with chocolate syrup and milk. In the commercials they show a kid using one or two tablespoons of chocolate to put into the milk and they're good. When I did that as a kid it barely tasted like chocolate milk so I'd just dump about a quarter of the bottle or so to make it chocolate-y. Sometimes it worked and other times I went a little too far.
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yea you need like 4 or 5 tablespoons to actually make it taste good for like 8oz of milk
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True Lemon makes a pretty good drink mix. It has a nice citrus flavor that makes it taste not too sweet. Check it out, you may like it.
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Just buy sparkling water with a little bit of lemon, every brand has those.
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i dont like the canned ones. it makes it pick the taste of metal. tell me there is a bottled version out there
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Paying money for drink mixes or flavored water is retarded just slice up a lemon or two and add mint or other fruit and leave it in a pitcher of water in the fridge to infuse. Plus it looks nice and feels fancy
Manul Otocolobus
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It all depends, how do you feel about artificial sweeteners? If you're fine with them, any Crystal Lite type of shit is fine.
If you want to avoid artificial sweeteners, but also aren't interested in calories or a high glycemic index, go for herbal tea (so no caffeine) with erythritol. It's a natural sweetener, has a low glycemic index, and has essentially no calories (they say it has a few calories, I'm not convinced of that given how it is metabolized).
If you don't like erythritol, same recommendation, herbal tea, but sub in Monk Fruit (also known as Luo Han Guo). It is another natural sweetener, has an ultra low glycemic index, and has no calories. I only recommend it second to erythritol because it is typically more expensive.
If you want to avoid artificial sweeteners, but also aren't interested in calories or a high glycemic index, go for herbal tea (so no caffeine) with erythritol. It's a natural sweetener, has a low glycemic index, and has essentially no calories (they say it has a few calories, I'm not convinced of that given how it is metabolized).
If you don't like erythritol, same recommendation, herbal tea, but sub in Monk Fruit (also known as Luo Han Guo). It is another natural sweetener, has an ultra low glycemic index, and has no calories. I only recommend it second to erythritol because it is typically more expensive.
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I'm currently using Crystal Lite, but find it expensive and doesn't scale that well.
It's 3-4$ to make 5 L or less depending on the formulation.
I've tried to water it down but find it loses its potency very quickly.
The crystals are obviously cheaper than any premixed stuff you can buy. But I'm running out constantly because the packages don't make that much and it seems it should be cheaper than it is.
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- 24 de Mayo, 2022
Any grocery store, next to the bottled water they usually have a little display of "Mio" or crystal light or some such in squeeze bottles. Nearly all of it is sugar free. Some may have caffeine, just read the labels.
You can use as much as you want per water bottle and taper off until you're drinking nothing but plain water, it's what I did to kick the soda habit.
You can use as much as you want per water bottle and taper off until you're drinking nothing but plain water, it's what I did to kick the soda habit.
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Yeah, because there's nothing I love better than turning 5 dollars worth of fruit into a 4 oz glass of juice.
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You could always grate it into a powder.
F-35 Lightning II
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You can get a sodastream, I switched from normal soda/energy drinks to the diet varients of the sodastream syrups and I'm both drinking less, and have lost a good bit of weight.
You can also get a standard co2 tank, and an adapter to use it with the sodastream since their co2 bottles are pricy.
You can also get a standard co2 tank, and an adapter to use it with the sodastream since their co2 bottles are pricy.
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arizone tea. sweet or stress RX
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From the leaf imagery, I'm guessing that stuff is flavored with Stevia? If so, to hell with it. The only place appropriate for that vile, licorice-tasting shit.
Ah, sparkling water where someone ate a fruit and then farted into the can.
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- 6 de Ene, 2023
Take the H202Pill.
Its the sequel to water.
Its the sequel to water.
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- 6 de Mayo, 2022
Milk or Juice