4 ms·
If there only was a sugar free variant. Having quit sugary sodas also meant having to overcome my Club Mate addiction. :(
by omnibrain 12y ago
If there only was a sugar free variant. Having quit sugary sodas also meant having to overcome my Club Mate addiction. :(
- kybernetyk 12y agoI have the same problem. I loved club mate but now on lowcarb I really can't drink it anymore :(
- GFischer 12y agoThe original, South American variant, is a tea-like infusion, which is supposed to be bitter and sugar-free :) (though there's a "mate dulce" sweet variant) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mate_(beverage) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mate_(beverage) I know it's sold in Austria, but I don't know whether you can find it in Germany. Edit: apparently it's sold at speciality shops in Germany too, like Delicatino www.delicatino.de/es/nosotros?b98bf9d568d475199bf586135367cc54=qjqxosww or http://www.yerba-mate.de/ http://www.yerba-mate.de/ http://www.gustoargentino.com/ http://www.gustoargentino.com/ http://www.bockandgardener.com/ http://www.bockandgardener.com/ Even the typical Uruguayan variant is available at stores like Mittemeer and Aquí España: http://tropicalizandoberlin.com/?tag=yerba-mate-en-berlin-2 http://tropicalizandoberlin.com/?tag=yerba-mate-en-berlin-2
- jeroen 12y agoDelicatino in English is probably easier for most people: http://www.delicatino.de/en/about-us?b98bf9d568d475199bf586135367cc54=qjqxosww http://www.delicatino.de/en/about-us?b98bf9d568d475199bf5861...
- omnibrain 12y agoThanks for the reply, but I would be more interested in a soda with artificial sweetener. It would be great if they made a Club Mate variant without sugar