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Are there really? If we ignore alcohol. We have few groups: 1) Coffee / tea (caffeinated so many cant sleep after them) 2) Yerba mate (isnt it the same group
by rvba 3y ago
Are there really?
If we ignore alcohol. We have few groups:
1) Coffee / tea (caffeinated so many cant sleep after them)
2) Yerba mate (isnt it the same group as caffeinated drinks? Also availability is low)
3) sugary drinks (cola, fanta, soda..) - basically liquid diabetes
4) juices (they are sugary again even if other type of sugar)
5) milk (nobody sells / buys milk?)
6) water with lemon
So if you want to sleep, dont want sugary drinks you are left with water with lemon.
- standardUser 3y agoIf you can tolerate a very tiny amount of alcohol, bitters with soda is a great cocktail substitute. There's also "hop water" beverages that I really like that have no calories.
- matwood 3y agoNon-alcoholic beers have also gotten quite good.
- artyom 3y agoSecond this. I love beer and hate alcohol and lately non-alcoholic beers (specially of blonde types) have become very high quality. Just avoid the over-industrialized ones, like you'd do with normal beers.
- hughesjj 3y agoPartake and athletic are amazing but my favorite is still asahi dry zero, just hard to find Also laguinitas hopwater is the bomb and I like it better than actual IPAs
- rdonahue 3y agoTry mixing some zero sugar lemonade w/ Hopwater. It's fantastic.
- kzrdude 3y agoHerbal tea is good (but good luck ordering that in a bar!). And personally, pure fruit juices are fine for me.
- Fargren 3y agoYerba Mate is very caffeinated, and I wouldn't say very different from tea, aside from the social norms around it.
- rjsw 3y agoWhat is wrong with citron pressé?
- FrankoDelMar 3y agokombucha
- astura 3y agoKombucha is my drink of choice, but it is fermented tea so if tea is out so is kombucha. The other options I can think of are are flavored seltzers/flavored water, Mocktails/virgin cocktails/Shirley Temples, agua fresca, non-alcoholic beer, and herbal tea. Availability varies, of course.
- inglor_cz 3y agoAnother option: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kvass https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kvass
- ElevenLathe 3y agoNutritionally, kwas is just an eccentric kind of pop marketed to eastern Europeans. The modern mass-market stuff is even made the same way: syrup and forced carbonation.