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TL;DR: You don't have to use it in the manner in which it is packaged. Another trick: Cut your soda with water. I think it's still preferable to avoid soda,
by pasbesoin 12y ago
TL;DR: You don't have to use it in the manner in which it is packaged.
Another trick: Cut your soda with water.
I think it's still preferable to avoid soda, but if you like the taste and/or want a bit of a boost, try mixing it 50/50 with water. Or less.
I like Coke Classic this way.
Or, particularly on a hot day, pour over a glass full of ice. Slowly sip away as the ice continues to melt.
I still think this is a slippery slope towards greater consumption, including refilling the glass. But, I can enjoy a bit of cola flavor without taking as much of the sugar hit that is increasingly taxing as I continue to age.
I also agree as to cane sugar if you can as well as no artificial sweeteners.
- jfroma 12y agoMy father told me that my grand parent used to cut Coke with carbonated water when it first appeared in Argentina because of two reasons 1- it was very sweet and the people wasn't used to that. 2- because it was very expensive. He said that the 750ml bottle was enough for the 4 member family, one glass per person. When the 1L bottle came out, it was a problem they didn't know how to hand out the remaining, so they decide to have another child, my uncle.
- jfroma 12y agoBTW my grand parent is 87 today and is very healthy.