what are your favorite drinks to quench thirst?

[totsy]

yorkshire tea

 

[ne0h]

The slightly sparkling flavoured water is lovely from Tesco.

I bought a bottle (which only cost 51p) orange and mango flavoured sparkling water. I have discovered something new now - it was really nice to drink this after chilling it in the fridge. I'm going to start drinking this from time to time in place of the soft drinks.

 

[mo1905]

I bought a bottle (which only cost 51p) orange and mango flavoured sparkling water. I have discovered something new now - it was really nice to drink this after chilling it in the fridge. I'm going to start drinking this from time to time in place of the soft drinks.

There are many other flavours too. Glad you liked it


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[nick113]

On a good day a pint of carling or foster extra cold n it hit the spots!
On a bad day it a pint of ribena sugar free drink,it work well for me!

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[DiaBethic95]

I can't seem to find anything to drink that isn't full of **** and actually tastes nice! Water it is for me , boring !


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[nick113]

I would drink cold water if my blood sugar sky high cant remember when the last time i had it,lol!

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[nick113]

It not boring but it help to recover yourself as well as sugar level.

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[annelise]

Plain tap water (good here) or sparkling water (with a bit of lime or lemon) … - and then, of course, my favourite Scotch with plain water, no ice … (not exactly for thirst though …)

Have been around Ireland and Scotland on long vacations. My downfall was in Scotland when we visited the Thamdu distillery – the best single malt whisky I have tasted so far. And as they said that their whisky was an ingredient in the 'Famous Grouse', I have been going for that since.

Later in the UK, I have searched for Thamdu – but the prices have been prohibitive – half a mortgage …

annelise

 

[Joe Sweatthang]

darjeeling tea without cow juice and water

without cow juice and water

 

[Joe Sweatthang]

Chai tea

 

[Robbity]

darjeeling tea without cow juice and water

I can understand omitting the cow juice, but tea without water????

Robbity

 

[andcol]

I can understand omitting the cow juice, but tea without water????

Robbity

lol the and water was drinking water not omitting it from the tea. English can just be so imprecise when I use it

 

[Robbity]

lol the and water was drinking water not omitting it from the tea. English can just be so imprecise when I use it

Can't it indeed - I was being pedantic, but the idea was mind boggling!

Robbity

 

[captainpixie]

Tea, milk with no sugar ! Failing that iced water and sometimes peppermint or camomile tea if I'm feeling a bit ugh!


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[Sjx83]

Water is best, but the zero drinks are getting better sprite and. 7 up and other fruit zero drinks.


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[Seano]

When the chance presents, a nice cold pint of Stowford press cider with a shot of blackcurrant

 

[Bluetit1802]

Tap water for me, or a mug of tea.

 

[Wildrover]

Ginger Beer I have no idea how much sugar is in it.
I know Ginger is good for you though.

Old Jamaica Light very good and none alcoholic

 

[Eijack]

Recently I have started experiencing thirst from diabetes. I drink a lot of ice cold water, but also a few soft drinks now and then. I was just wondering if you could say what your favourite thirst quenching drinks are?

Try rinsing with a good mouthwash. It works for me

 

[lindipops]

Green tea with a chunk of ginger, jasmine tea, hibiscus tea.