if an overwhelmed host asks you to "grab drinks"
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Anonymous
| for a close group of families, all ages, up to 35 people, assuming non alcoholic, what would you bring? |
Anonymous
| sodas, fruit juice, fizzy water (flavored and mineral) |
Anonymous
| Fuji Water, Pellegrino, Martinelli's apple juice, Spindrifts. This is what my crowd would enjoy. |
Anonymous
If there are tweens or teens get some Dr Pepper. That's what they really enjoy. |
Anonymous
| The new Shirley Temple 7Up was a hit with my teen family members over Thankgiving. |
Anonymous
| Zero sugar choices for us diabetics in the bunch. |
Anonymous
| Soda (Coke, Sprite, Dr. Pepper), water, flavored seltzers. |
Anonymous
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I'd grab some lemonade, sparkling water and a few types of soda.
You can go as fancy or cheap as you want within those categories. You can also get big containers, or single serving, depending on what type of gathering this is. |
Anonymous
HS teacher, I have never seen kids drink soda. Celsius, energy drinks, or sparkling water is all I see them drink, but 99% of the time they just have water. (I actually had to stop doing an experiment in my stats class comparing coke and pepsi because only 1/4 of the class was even willing to drink a shot glass of either beverage). |
Anonymous
Same. Mine will have the occasional root beer, but otherwise, none. |
Anonymous
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Flavored waters and good quality fruit juices, sparkling and non-sparkling versions of each. Cute mini cans of soda.
Plain water. |
Anonymous
Like water? |
Anonymous
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Juice boxes for kids ( not Capri sun)
Regular Coke, Diet Coke, regular sprite, Some form of flavored carbonated water |
Anonymous
Gross Dr Pepper? |
Anonymous
This. |