What beverages do you enjoy?

[Joy]

Rooibos tea most every morning for me; it is an herbal tea with loads of health benefits. I buy a supply when I am in South Africa, but it can also be found in many grocery stores, and can be easily bought online.

For special occasions, raspberry Juicy Juice mixed with raspberry Zevia makes a delightful punch with no sugar.

[Swiss Bro]

Mostly herbal/fruit tea, preferably from my own garden herbs. No sugar. Probably three liters a day.

That and quite a lot of coffee.

[Joy]

For special occasions, raspberry Juicy Juice mixed with raspberry Zevia makes a delightful punch with no sugar.

Correction: Not raspberry, but cherry JJ/black cherry soda.

[Grace]

Coffee and meadow tea. (Meadow tea is a mint tea that often grew wild in meadows.)

[Soloist]

One of the few things on McDonald's menu that I liked was their chocolate milkshake and the sweet tea. Before the pandemic, I could have a large coffee and a large sweet tea for $2.12. I would get that on my way to watching trains early on a Saturday morning.
Last time I got them both, it was all of $5.

You have to use the mobile app for decent prices. You can buy a coffee any size for $1 with the mobile app, which seems like a decent deal. Sweet tea is $1.79 which is just too expensive for me.

WifeYeah, I was sad when McDonald’s no longer carried dollar drinks. I get unsweet tea from the gas station. All of May, they were actually having free fountain drinks/coffee/slushy‘s for a grand opening and we all had a ball, but otherwise, you can get the equivalent of a McDonald’s large drink for anywhere from $.70 to a dollar, and some places like Circle K even have a sip and save program, which works for their 40 ounce teas too. That’s probably my vice because I could easily make it at home, but it doesn’t taste right I add true lemon lemonade to my unsweet tea. My other vice is coke zero often mixed with regular Coke, but because I love my husband, I try to avoid it.

[Sudsy]

An ice cold beer.

[Soloist]

I can second that if we add “root” to that.

[Robert]

Red Rose Tea. Canadian Black tea, but smooth and no bitter after taste. Easy to drink with no sugar.

Caffeinated in the morning, and decaf afternoon and evenings.

[Sliceitup]

My vice is sun tea. I keep lowering the sugar content, and would love to not drink it regularly, but there’s usually a point in the day where I need a bit of caffeine. Not a coffee fan. I also like ice cold water. I keep an insulated water bottle with me at most times.

[steve-in-kville]

My vice is sun tea. I keep lowering the sugar content, and would love to not drink it regularly, but there’s usually a point in the day where I need a bit of caffeine. Not a coffee fan. I also like ice cold water. I keep an insulated water bottle with me at most times.

I have two large 32 oz. Nalgene bottles. One at work, one at home. I haven't tracked my fluid intake in a while but it's nothing to consume north of two gallon/day over the summer. That is with heavy walking sessions.

To keep it interesting, I have been known to add a few slices of lemon and cucumber, just to keep things fromgetting dull.