Anonymous
08/12/2015 21:59
Subject: Low/no cal beverages that aren't teas or artificially sweetened?
Try something with erythritol, it shouldn't give you any gastric distress and it is an alternative sweetener, not "artificial". Try SoBe, Vitamin Water and Zevia.
Anonymous
08/12/2015 00:10
Subject: Low/no cal beverages that aren't teas or artificially sweetened?
Have you tried Hint water? It has no artificial sweeteners. It's barely sweet, but just has a hint of the fruit that was soaked in it. I love it and I hate plain water.
Anonymous
08/11/2015 20:21
Subject: Low/no cal beverages that aren't teas or artificially sweetened?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:La Croix - YUM!!!!!!!!!!!!!
gets its flavor from manmade chemical flavors
(which are allowed to use the label "natural" under USDA regs, yes, but are still concocted in a factory in China)
YUCK!!!!!!
Which factory? I'd love to buy the natural flavors for use in my sodastream
Maybe contact this CNN reporter for addresses?
"But that doesn't necessarily mean the "natural flavors" in your blueberry granola bar are simply crushed-up blueberries.
Rather, they probably consist of a chemical originally found in blueberries, enhanced and added into your food in a lab.
...
And all of the extra ingredients in flavors often aren't as innocent as you'd hope they would be.
"The mixture will often have some solvent and preservatives — and that makes up 80 to 90 percent of the volume [of the flavoring]. In the end product, it's a small amount, but it still has artificial ingredients," Andrews says. ""
http://www.cnn.com/2015/01/14/health/feat-natural-flavors-explained/
Oh darn, I was hoping you had a link to something directly related to seltzer flavoring
Anonymous
08/11/2015 20:14
Subject: Low/no cal beverages that aren't teas or artificially sweetened?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:La Croix - YUM!!!!!!!!!!!!!
gets its flavor from manmade chemical flavors
(which are allowed to use the label "natural" under USDA regs, yes, but are still concocted in a factory in China)
YUCK!!!!!!
Which factory? I'd love to buy the natural flavors for use in my sodastream
Maybe contact this CNN reporter for addresses?
"But that doesn't necessarily mean the "natural flavors" in your blueberry granola bar are simply crushed-up blueberries.
Rather, they probably consist of a chemical originally found in blueberries, enhanced and added into your food in a lab.
...
And all of the extra ingredients in flavors often aren't as innocent as you'd hope they would be.
"The mixture will often have some solvent and preservatives — and that makes up 80 to 90 percent of the volume [of the flavoring]. In the end product, it's a small amount, but it still has artificial ingredients," Andrews says. ""
http://www.cnn.com/2015/01/14/health/feat-natural-flavors-explained/
Anonymous
08/11/2015 20:07
Subject: Low/no cal beverages that aren't teas or artificially sweetened?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:La Croix - YUM!!!!!!!!!!!!!
gets its flavor from manmade chemical flavors
(which are allowed to use the label "natural" under USDA regs, yes, but are still concocted in a factory in China)
YUCK!!!!!!
Which factory? I'd love to buy the natural flavors for use in my sodastream
Anonymous
08/11/2015 16:36
Subject: Low/no cal beverages that aren't teas or artificially sweetened?
Anonymous wrote:La Croix - YUM!!!!!!!!!!!!!
gets its flavor from manmade chemical flavors
(which are allowed to use the label "natural" under USDA regs, yes, but are still concocted in a factory in China)
YUCK!!!!!!
Anonymous
08/11/2015 16:35
Subject: Re:Low/no cal beverages that aren't teas or artificially sweetened?
seltzer, plain or flavored. You can also flavor your water with any of a variety of fresh fruits or vegetables.
Anonymous
08/11/2015 16:35
Subject: Low/no cal beverages that aren't teas or artificially sweetened?
black coffee.
Anonymous
08/11/2015 16:34
Subject: Low/no cal beverages that aren't teas or artificially sweetened?
Low cal--sparkling water with a splash of juice.
Anonymous
08/11/2015 16:04
Subject: Low/no cal beverages that aren't teas or artificially sweetened?
La Croix - YUM!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Anonymous
08/11/2015 14:57
Subject: Low/no cal beverages that aren't teas or artificially sweetened?
I used to make a drink where I steeped ginger and lemon and a very small amount of honey and drank that over ice. It's very good for digestion and tastes great.
Anonymous
08/11/2015 14:40
Subject: Re:Low/no cal beverages that aren't teas or artificially sweetened?
I also like to drink sweet things. I tend to take drinks and dilute them. So, I'll put a little lemonade, or cranberry cocktail, or something like vitamin water, in a large portion of water. It's not no calorie (unless I use a diet drink, which I also do sometimes), but it cuts out 80% of the calories. I actually think it tastes better that way too.
Anonymous
08/11/2015 14:39
Subject: Re:Low/no cal beverages that aren't teas or artificially sweetened?
Seltzer. I drink 1-2 liters per day of lime-flavored seltzer.
Anonymous
08/11/2015 14:37
Subject: Low/no cal beverages that aren't teas or artificially sweetened?
Seltzer, tea, that's it.
Anonymous
08/11/2015 14:36
Subject: Low/no cal beverages that aren't teas or artificially sweetened?
Is there anything other than water to drink? I am so bored with infused water. Artificial sweeteners give me a headache, GI issues, and ultimately worse sugar cravings.