In the store right now. Need to decide my secondary drink (behind whole milk) I can put in my minifridge.
100% Cranberry (and other juices) juice.
OR
Arnold Palmer (50% ice tea, 50% lemonade [around 5% juice total]).
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In the store right now. Need to decide my secondary drink (behind whole milk) I can put in my minifridge.
100% Cranberry (and other juices) juice.
OR
Arnold Palmer (50% ice tea, 50% lemonade [around 5% juice total]).
Cranberry.
Thanks, I will go with that if no one else posts by the time I am done shopping.Quote:
Originally Posted by Csargo
Cranberry juice would be healthier I think. Ice tea would have quite a bit of sugar in it.
Actually, these half-and-half blends tend to have only half as much sugar per serving (8 fl. oz.) as pure juice. Also, it feels lighter and more refreshing on the way down. A cup of juice is like a meal. Buy some of the other next time.
Do you plan on getting painful STDs or Urinary Tract Infections? If so, I'd advise cranberry.
That's the metric I use in most of my juice buying decisions.Quote:
Originally Posted by Psychonaut
i dont really like arnie palmers little too sweet for me. get some other kinds of juice.
it doesn't matter. Vodka mixes equally well in either of those
Milk (from Wisconsin)
Drink water. Or, brew your own tea and add some lemon or lime to it.
I must agree that fruit juices and such that you buy in stores is full of sugar. You are what you eat, or drink I suppose. :)
is this thread serious?
Exactly what I thought when seeing the title.Quote:
Originally Posted by Strike For The South
sweet as sugar?Quote:
Originally Posted by JuJuBee
Irn Bru
No. Unsweetened is best. Minus any alcohol as well.Quote:
sweet as sugar?